RSGB Bandplan



The current bandplan is largely based on that agreed at the 2005 IARU Region 1 Conference with some local differences on
frequencies above 430 MHz.

Note: The use of Amplitude Modulation (AM) is acceptable in the All modes segments but users are asked to consider
adjacent channel activity when selecting operating frequencies.

136 kHz		No rigid bandplan is proposed for the 136kHz band, but amateurs are asked to work
		within the following conventions, giving long distance communications and experimentation
		priority.
135.7 - 136.0 kHz		Station Tests and transatlantic reception window
		135.900-135.980 kHz preferred transatlantic window for Europe to North America
		transmissions of very slow telegraphy (QRSS)
136.0 - 137.4		Telegraphy 135.980 - 136.050 kHz preferred transatlantic window for Europe/North
		America contacts.
137.4 - 137.6		Non-Telegraphy digital modes
137.6 - 137.8		Very slow telegraphy centred on 137.7 kHz
		137.700-137.800 kHz preferred transatlantic window for North America to Europe


1.8 MHz (160m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
1,810-1,838 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy
1,838-1,840	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
1,840-1,843	2.7 kHz	All modes
1,843-2,000	2.7 kHz	Telephony (Note 1), Telegraphy
		1,836 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity,
		1,960 kHz DF Contest beacons (14dBW)

Note 1: Lowest LSB carrier frequency (dial setting) should be 1,843 kHz.
AX25 packet should not be used on the 1.8 MHz band.
LICENCE NOTES: 1,810-1,850 kHz Primary User: 26dBW permitted.
1,850-2,000 kHz Secondary User: 15dBW permitted.

3.5 MHz (80m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
3,500-3,510 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy - Priority for inter-continental operation
3,510-3,560	200 Hz	Telegraph - contest preferred. 3,555 kHz - QRS (slow telegraphy) Centre of Activity
3,560-3,580	200 Hz	Telegraphy 3,560 kHz - QRP (low power) Centre of Activity
3,580-3590	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
3,590-3,600	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
3,600-3,620	2.7 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended), (Note 1)
3,600-3,650	2.7 kHz	All modes - Phone contest preferred, (Note 1).
3,650-3,700	2.7 kHz	All modes - Telephony, Telegraphy
		3,663 kHz may be used for UK emergency comms traffic.
		3,690 kHz SSB QRP (low power) Centre of Activity.
3,700-3,800	2.7 kHz	All modes - Phone contest preferred
		3,735 kHz Image mode Centre of Activity
		3,760 kHz IARU Region 1 Emergency Centre of Activity
3,775-3,800		Priority for inter-continental telephony (SSB) operation

Note 1. Lowest LSB carrier frequency (dial setting) should be 3,603 kHz.
LICENCE NOTES: Primary User: Shared with other user services: 26dBW permitted

7 MHz (40m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
7,000-7,035 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy. 7,030 kHz - QRP (low power) Centre of Activity
7,035-7,038	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
7,038-7,040	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
7,040-7,043	2.7 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended),
		7,043 kHz Image mode Centre of Activity, (Note 1)
7,043-7,200	2.7 kHz	All modes (excluding digimode)
		7,045 kHz may be used for UK emergency traffic.
		7,060 kHz IARU Region 1 centre of activity for emergency traffic
		7,090 kHz may be used as an alternative for UK emergency traffic

Note 1. Lowest LSB carrier frequency (dial setting) should be 7,043 kHz.
	This band will be replanned before March 2009.
LICENCE NOTES: 7,000-7,100 kHz Amateur and Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User: 26dBW permitted.
7,100-7,200 kHz Amateur Service – Secondary User: 26dBW permitted. Available on the basis
of non interference to other services (inside or outside of the UK).

10 MHz (30m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
10,100-10,140 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy (CW)
		10,116 kHz - QRP (low power) Centre of Activity
10.140-10.150	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
		Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) should avoid the use of the 10 MHz band

The 10 MHz band is allocated to the Amateur Service only on a Secondary basis. The IARU has agreed that only CW and other
narrow bandwidth modes are to be used on this band. Likewise the band is not to be used for contests and bulletins.
SSB may be used on the 10 MHz band during emergencies involving the immediate safety of life and property, and only by stations
actually involved with the handling of emergency traffic. The band segment 10,120-10,140 kHz may only be used for SSB
transmissions in the area of Africa south of the equator during local daylight hours.
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service - Secondary User. 26dBW permitted

14MHz (20m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
14,000-14,060 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraph - contest preferred
		14,055 kHz QRS (slow telegraphy Centre of Activity
14,060-14,070	200 Hz	Telegraphy
		14,060 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity
14,070-14,089	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
14,089-14,099	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
14,099-14,101		IBP - reserved exclusively for beacons
14,101-14,112	2.7 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
14,112-14,125	2.7 kHz	All modes (excluding digimodes)
14,125-14,300	2.7 kHz	All modes - SSB contest preferred segment
		14,195+- 5 kHz Priority for Dxpeditions
		14,230 kHz Image Centre of Activity.
		14,285 kHz QRP Centre of Activity
14,300-14,350	2.7 kHz	All modes
		14,300 kHz Global Emergency Centre of Activity

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service - Primary User 26dBW permitted.
14,000-14,250 kHz Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User 26dBW permitted

18 MHz (17m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
18,068-18,095 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy 18,096 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity.
18,095-18,105	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
18,105-18,109	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
18,109-18,111		IBP - reserved exclusively for beacons
18,111-18,120	2.7 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
18,120-18,168	2.7 kHz	All modes - 18,160 kHz Global Emergency Centre of Activity

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur and Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User. 26dBW permitted.
The band is not to be used for contests or bulletins.

21 MHz (15m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
21,000-21,070 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy
		21,055 kHz QRS (slow telegraphy) Centre of Activity.
		21,060 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity
21,070-21,090	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
21,090-21,110	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
21,110-21,120	2.7 kHz	All modes (excluding SSB) - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
21,120-21,149	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
21,149-21,151		IBP - reserved exclusively for beacons
21,151-21,450	2.7 kHz	All modes.
		21,285 kHz QRP Centre of Activity.
		21,340 kHz Image Centre of Activity.
		21,360 kHz - Global Emergency Centre of Activity

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur and Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User. 26dBW permitted

24 MHz (12m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
24,890-24,915 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy
		24,906 kHz QRP (low power) centre of activity
24,915-24,925	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
24,925-24,929	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
24.929-24.931		IBP - reserved exclusively for beacons
24,931-24,940	2700	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
24,940-24,990	2700	All modes

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur and Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User. 26dBW permitted
The band is not to be used for contests or bulletins.

28 MHz (10m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
28,000-28,070 kHz	200 Hz	Telegraphy
		28,055 kHz QRS (slow telegraphy) Centre of Activity.
		28,060 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity.
28,070-28,120	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
28,120-28,150	500 Hz	Narrow band modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
28,150-28,190	500 Hz	Narrow band modes
28,190-28,199		IBP - regional time shared beacons
28,199-28,201		IBP - world wide time shared beacons
28,201-28,225		IBP - continuous-duty beacons
28,225-28,300	2.7 kHz	All modes - beacons
28,300-28,320	2.7 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
28,320-29,200	2.7 kHz	28,360 kHz QRP (low power) Centre of Activity.
		28,680 kHz Image Centre of Activity.
29,200-29,300	6 kHz	All modes - automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
		29,210 kHz UK Internet voice gateway - unattended
		29,290 kHz UK Internet voice gateway - unattended
29,300-29,510	6 kHz	Satellite down-links
29,510-29,520		Guard channel
29,520-29,550	6 kHz	All modes - FM simplex - 10 kHz channels
		29,530 kHz UK Internet voice gateway - Unattended
29,560-29,590	6 kHz	All modes - FM repeater inputs (RH1-RH4)
29,600	6 kHz	All modes - FM calling channel
29,610-29,650	6 kHz	All modes - FM simplex - 10 kHz channels
		29,630 kHz UK Internet voice gateway - Unattended
29,660-29,700	6 kHz	All modes - FM repeater outputs (RH1-RH4)

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur and Amateur Satellite Service - Primary User: 26dBW permitted
Beacons may be established for D.F. competitions except within 50km of NGR SK985640 (Waddington)

50 MHz (6m)	Max	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
50.000-50.100 MHz	500 Hz	Telegraphy
		50.000-50.080 MHz Beacons
		50.090 MHz Telegraphy - Centre of Activity
50.100-50.500	2.7 kHz	All Narrow Band Modes.
		50.100-50.130 MHz Intercontinental telegraphy & SSB (Note 1)
		50.110 MHz DX calling (Note 2).
		50.150 MHz SSB Centre of Activity
		50.185 MHz Crossband Centre of Activity
		50.200 MHz MS Centre of Activity
		50.250 MHz PSK31 Centre of Activity
		50.255 MHz JT44
		50.260-50.280 MHz PSK441
		50.270 MHz FSK441 calling frequency
50.500-52.000	20 kHz	All Modes.
		50.510 MHz SSTV (AFSK)
		50.520 MHz Internet voice gateway (10 kHz channels)
		50.530 MHz Internet voice gateway (10 kHz channels)
		50.540 MHz Internet voice gateway (10 kHz channels)
		50.550 MHz Fax working frequency
		50.600 MHz RTTY (FSK)
		50.620-50.750 MHz Digital communications
		50.710-50.910 MHz FM repeater outputs (10 kHz channel spacing)
		51.210 MHz (Note 4)
		51.210-51.410 MHz FM repeater inputs (10 KHz channel spacing)
		51.430-51.590 MHz FM (Note 3)
		51.530 MHz GB2RS new broadcast and slow morse
		51.910-51.950 MHz Internet voice gateways (10 kHz channels)
		51.950-51.990 MHz (Note 4)

Note 1. Only to be used between station in different continents.
Note 2. No QSOs on this frequency. Always QSY when working intercontinental DX.
Note 3. 20 kHz channel spacing. Channel centre frequencies start at 51.430 MHz.
Note 4. These frequencies may be used by emergency communications groups.
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service 50.0-51.0 MHz Primary User: 26dBW permitted
Amateur Service 51.0-52.0 MHz Secondary User: 20dBW permitted - Available on the basis on non-interference
to other services (inside or outside the UK).

70 MHz (4m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
70.000-70.050 MHz	500 Hz	Beacons
		70.030 MHz Personal beacons.
70.050-70.250	2.7 kHz	Narrow Band modes
		70.085 MHz PSK31 centre of activity
		70.150 MHz MS calling
		70.185 MHz Cross-band activity centre
		70.200 MHz SSB/CW calling
70.250-70.294	12 kHz	All Modes
		70.260 MHz AM/FM calling
70.294-70.500	12 kHz	All modes channelised operations using 12.5 kHz spacing.
		70.3000 MHz RTTY/fax calling/working
		70.3125 MHz Digital modes
		70.3250 MHz Digital modes
		70.3375 MHz Digital modes
		70.3500 MHz Digital modes (Note 1)
		70.3625 MHz Digital modes
		70.3750 MHz (Note 1)
		70.3875 MHz Internet voice gateway
		70.4000 MHz (Note 1)
		70.4125 MHz Internet voice gateway
		70.4250 MHz FM simplex - used by GB2RS news broadcast
		70.4375 MHz Digital modes (special projects)
		70.4500 MHz FM calling
		70.4625 MHz Digital modes
		70.4750 MHz
		70.4875 MHz Digital modes

Note 1. These frequencies may be used by emergency communication groups.
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service 70.0-70.5 MHz Secondary User: 22dBW permitted
Available on the basis of non-interference to other services (inside or outside the UK).

144MHz (2m)	Maximum	UK Usage
	Bandwidth
144.000-144.110 MHz	500Hz	144.000-144.035 MHz EME exclusive
		144.050 MHz Telegraphy calling
		144.100 MHz Random MS telegraphy calling (Note 1)
144.110-144.150	500Hz	144.138 MHz PSK31 centre of activity
		144.120-144.150 MHz EME MGM (JT65)
144.150-144.180	2700Hz	144.150-144.160 MHz FAI and EME activity SSB
		144.160-144.180 MHz Alternative MGM allocation
		144.170 MHz Alternative MGM calling frequency
144.180-144.360	2700Hz	Telegraphy and SSB
		144.175 MHz Microwave talk-back
		144.195-144.205 MHz Random MS SSB
		144.200 MHz Random MS SSB calling frequency
		144.250 MHz GB2RS news broadcast and slow Morse
		144.260 MHz (Note 5) (USB)
		144.300 MHz SSB calling
144.360-144.399	2700Hz	Telegraphy, MGM, SSB
		144.370 MHz MGM calling frequency
144.400-144.490	500Hz	Telegraphy, MGM - Beacons only
144.490-144.500		(Guard band)
144.500-144.794	20 kHz	All Modes
		144.500 MHz SSTV calling
		144.525 ATV SSB Talk-back
		144.600 MHz RTTY calling
		144.600 MHz RTTY working (FSK)
		144.625-144.675 MHz (Note 5)
		144.700 MHz FAX calling
		144.750 MHz ATV Talk-back
		144.775-144.794 MHz (Note 5)
144.794-144.990	12 kHz	MGM Packet radio
		144.800-144.9875 MHz Digital modes (including unattended)
		144.8000 MHz Unconnected nets - APRS, UiView etc
		144.8125 MHz Internet voice gateway users will begin migration to 144.850 MHz during
		1^st quarter of 2006.
		144.8250 MHz Internet voice gateway
		144.8250 MHz High speed packet users will migrate to 144.975 MHz before end of 2005.
		144.8375 MHz Internet voice gateway
		144.8500 MHz AX25 BBS user access
		144.8625 MHz Available for nodes and BBSs on application
		144.8750 MHz TCP/IP user access
		144.8875 MHz AX25 - priority for DX Cluster access
		144.9000 MHz AX25 DX Cluster access
		144.9250 MHz TCP/IP user access
		144.9500 MHz AX25 BBS user access
		144.9750 MHz High speed 25 kHz channel
144.990-145.1935	12 kHz	FM RV48 - RV63 Repeater input exclusive (Note 2)
145.200	12 kHz	FM Space communications (e.g. I.S.S.) - Earth-to-Space
		145.2000 MHz (Note 4)(Note 5)
145.200-145.5935	12 kHz	FM V16-V48 FM simplex (Note 3)
		145.2125 MHz Internet voice gateway
		145.2250 MHz (Note 5)
		145.2375 MHz Internet voice gateway
		145.2500 MHz Used for slow Morse transmissions
		145.2875 MHz Internet voice gateway
		145.3000 MHz RTTY local
		145.3375 MHz Internet voice gateway
		145.5000 MHz Mobile calling
		145.5250 MHz Used for GB2RS news broadcast.
		145.5500 MHz Used for rally/exhibition talk-in
145.5935-145.7935	12 kHz	FM RV48 - RV63 Repeater output (Note 2)
145.800	12 kHz	FM Space communications (e.g. I.S.S.) - Space-Earth
144.806-146.000	12 kHz	All Modes - Satellite exclusive

Unattended beacons: for DF Contests only.
Note 1. Meteor scatter operation can take place up to 26kHz higher than the reference frequency.
Note 2. 12.5kHz channels numbered RV48-RV63.RV48 input = 145.000 MHz, output=145.600 MHz.
Note 3. 12.5kHz simplex channels numbered V16-V46. V16=145.200 MHz.
Note 4. Emergency Communications Groups utilising this frequency should take steps to avoid interference to ISS operations
in non-emergency situations.
Note 5. These frequencies may be used by emergency communication groups.
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service & Amateur Satellite Service: Primary User: 26dBW permitted.

430MHz (70cm)	Maximum	UK Usage
IARU Recommendation	Bandwidth
430.0000-431.9810 MHz	20 kHz	430.0125 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
All modes		430.0250 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
		430.0375 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
		430.0500 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
		430.0625 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
		430.0750 MHz Internet voice gateway (Notes 7, 8)(12.5 kHz channel)
		430.1625 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Mobile TX Ch 1
430.4000-430.5750		430.1750 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Mobile TX Ch 2
digital links		430.1875 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Mobile TX Ch 3.
430.6000-430.9250		430.8000 MHz EmerComms 7.6 MHz talkthrough - mobile TX
digital repeaters		430.8250-430.9750 MHz RU66-RU78 7.6 MHz split repeaters – outputs
		See licence exclusion note; 431-432 MHz
		430.9900-431.9000 MHz Digital Communications
		431.0750 MHz Internet voice gateway (6 dBW max)(12.5 kHz channel)
		431.1250 MHz Internet voice gateway (6 dBW max)(12.5 kHz channel)
		431.1500 MHz Internet voice gateway (6 dBW max)(12.5 kHz channel)
		431.1750 MHz Internet voice gateway (6 dBW max)(12.5 kHz channel)
432.0000-432.1000	500 Hz	432.0000-432.0250 MHz Moonbounce
Telegraphy		432.0500 MHz Telegraphy centre of activity
MGM		432.0880 MHz PSK31 centre of activity
432.1000-432.4000	2700 Hz	432.2000 MHz SSB centre of activity
SSB, Telegraphy		432.3500 MHz Microwave talkback calling frequency (Europe)
MGM		432.3700 MHz FSK441 calling frequency
432.4000-432.5000	500 Hz
Beacons Exclusive
432.5000-432.9940	25 kHz	432.5000 MHz Narrow band SSTV activity centre
All modes	(Note 11)	432.5000-432.6000 MHz IARU Region 1 linear transponder inputs
Non-channelised		432.6000 MHz RTTY (ASK/PSK) activity centre
		432.6000-432.8000 MHz IARU Region 1 linear transponder outputs
		432.6250 MHz Digital communications
		432.6500 MHz Digital communications
		432.6750 MHz Digital communications
		432.7000 MHz Fax activity centre
		432.7750 MHz EmerComms 1.6 MHz Talkthrough - base TX
		432.8000-432.9900 MHz Beacons (Note 9)
432.9940-433.3810	25 kHz	433.0000-433.3750 MHz (RB0-RB15) RU240-RU270
FM repeater outputs	(Note 11)	FM repeater outputs (25 kHz channels) in UK only
in UK only (Note 1)
433.3940-433.5810	25 kHz	433.4000 MHz U272; IARU Region 1 SSTV (FM/AFSK)
	(Note 11)	433.4250 MHz U274
FM		433.4500 MHz U276
Simplex		433.4750 MHz U278
Channels		433.5000 MHz U280 FM Calling channel
		433.5250 MHz U282
		433.5500 MHz U284 Used for Rally/Exhibition talk-in
		433.5750 MHz U286
433.6000-434.0000	25 kHz	433.6000 MHz U288 RTTY AFSK
All modes	(Note 11)	433.6250 MHz Digital communications
433.800 MHz for		433.6500 MHz Digital communications
APRS where 144.800		433.6750 MHz Digital communications
MHz cannot be		433.7000 MHz (Notes 3 and 10)
used.		433.7250-433.7750 MHz (Note 10)
		433.8000-434.2500 MHz Digital communications
434.000-434.5940	25 kHz	433.9500-434.0500 MHz 12.5 kHz data channels
	(Note 11)	434.0625 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Base TX Ch 1
		434.0750 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Base TX Ch 2
		434.0875 MHz Experimental MPT1327 Base TX Ch 3
		434.3750 MHz EmerComms 1.6 MHz Talkthrough - mobile TX
		434.4750 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channels)
		434.5000 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channels)
		434.5250 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channels)
434.5940-434.9810	25 kHz	434.6000-434.9750 MHz (RB0-RB15) RU240-RU270
FM repeater inputs in	(Note 11)	FM repeater inputs (25 kHz channels) in UK only.
UK only and fast
scan TV (Note 4)
435.0000-438.0000	20 kHz	Satellites and fast scan TV (Note 4)
438.0000-440.0000	25 kHz	438.0250-438.1750 MHz IARU Region 1 Digital communications
All modes	(Note 11)	438.2000-439.4250 MHz (Note 1)
		438.4000 MHz EmerComms 7.6 MHz talkthrough - base TX
		438.4250-438.5750 MHz RU66-RU78 7.6MHz split repeaters – inputs
439.9875 POCSAG		439.6000-439.7500 MHz Digital communications
centre		439.7500-440.0000 MHz Digital communications

Note 1: In Switzerland, Germ
438.650-439.425 MHz. In Belgium, France and the Netherlands repeater outputs are 430.025-430.375 MHz with 12.5 kHz spacing
and inputs at 431.625-431.975 MHz. In other Eurpean countries repeater inputs are 433.000-433.375 MHz with 25 kHz spacing
and outputs at 434.600-434.975 MHz, I.e. the reverse of the UK allocation.
Note 3: IARU Region 1 FAX/AFSK.
Note 4: Fast scan television carrier frequencies shall be chosen to avoid interference to other users, in particular the satellite
service and repeater inputs.
Notes 5 and 6: Deleted.
Note 7: Users must accept interference from repeater output channels in France and the Netherlands at 430.025-430.575 MHz.
Users with sites that allow propagation to other countries (notably France and the Netherlands) must survey the proposed
frequency before use to ensure that they will not cause interference to users in those countries.
Note 8: Internet voice gateway channels: maximum deviation +-2.4kHz, maximum effective radiated power 10 dBW
Note 9: The beacon band in the UK is scheduled to change to 432.400-432.500 MHz when agreed by the Primary User.
Note 10: These frequencies may be used by emergency communications groups.
Note 11: IARU Region 1 recommended maximum bandwidths are 12.5 or 20 kHz
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service: Secondary User. Amateur satellite service: 435-438MHz: Secondary User
Exclusion: 431-432MHz not available within 100km radius of Charing Cross, London.
Power limits: 430-432MHz 16dBW EIRP PEP, 432-440MHz 26dBW.

1.3 GHz (23cm)	Maximum	UK Usage
IARU Recommendation	Bandwidth
1240.000-1243.250 MHz	150 kHz	1240.150 MHz Packet Radio
All modes	(Note 3)	1240.300 MHz Packet Radio
1242.025-1242.250		1240.450 MHz Packet Radio
1242.275-1242.700		1240.600 MHz Packet Radio
Repeater outputs		1240.750 MHz Packet Radio
1242.725-1243.250
Packet Radio
1243.250-1260.000		1248.000 MHz FM TV repeater input
ATV		1249.000 MHz FM TV repeater input
1258.150-1259.350
Repeater outputs
1,260.000-1,270.000		Amateur satellite service - Earth to Space only
Satellites
1,270.000-1,272.000	20 kHz
All modes
1270.025-1270.700
Repeater Inputs
1270.725-1271.250
Packet Radio
1272.000-1290.994		1276.500 MHz AM TV input
ATV/DATV		1280.000 MHz FM TV Repeater input
1290.994-1291.481	25 kHz	1291.000 MHz RM0 25 kHz spacing
	(Note 4)	to
		1291.375 MHz RM15 repeater inputs
1291.494-1296.000
All modes
1293.150-1294.350
Repeater Inputs
1296.000-1296.150	500 Hz	1296.000-1296.025 MHz Moonbounce
Telegraphy, MGM		1296.138 MHz PSK31 Centre of activity
1296.150-1296.800	2700 Hz	1296.200 MHz Narrow band centre of activity
Telegraphy, SSB		1296.370 MHz FSK441 MS calling
and MGM		1296.400-1296.600 MHz Linear transponder input
(Note 1)		1296.500 MHz SSTV
		1296.600 MHz RTTY
		1296.700 MHz FAX
		1296.600-1296.800 MHz Linear transponder output
1296.800-1296.994	500 Hz	1296.800-1296.990 MHz Beacons
Beacons exclusive
1296.994-1297.481	25 kHz	1297.000 MHz RM0
	(Note 4)	to
		1297.375 MHz RM15 repeater outputs
1297.494-1297.981	25 kHz	1297.500 MHz SM20 (UK) 25 kHz spacing
	(Note 4)	to
FM simplex		1297.750 MHz SM30
(Note 2)		1297.900 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channel)
		1297.925 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channel)
		1297.950 MHz Internet voice gateway (25 kHz channel)
1298.000-1300.000	20 kHz	Unattended remote control and beacons, and digital
All modes		communications
1298.025-1298.500
Repeater outputs
1298.500-1300.000
Digital comms
1298.725-1299.000	25 kHz	1299.000 MHz Packet radio
Duplex packet radio	150 kHz	1299.425 MHz Packet radio
	150 kHz	1299.575 MHz Packet radio
	150 kHz	1299.725 MHz Packet radio
1300.000-1325.000		TV repeater outputs (UK only)
		1308.000 MHz FM TV repeater output
		1310.000 MHz FM TV repeater output
		1311.500 MHz AM TV repeater output
		1312.000 MHz FM TV repeater output
		1316.000 MHz FM TV repeater output

Note 1: Local traffic using narrow band modes should operate between 1,296.500-1,296.800 MHz during contests and band openings.
Note 2: Stations in countries that do not have access to 1,298-1,300 MHz may also use the FM simplex segment for digital
communications.
Note 3: IARU Region 1 recommended maximum bandwidth is 20 kHz.
Note 4: IARU recommended maximum bandwidth is 12 kHz
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service: Secondary User: 26dBW permitted
Amateur satellite service: 1,260-1,270 MHz: Secondary user Earth to Space only: 26dBW
Unattended service not permitted in Northern Ireland. * In the sub-band 1,298-1,300 MHz unattended
operation is not allowed within 50km of SS206127 (Bude) or SE202577 (Harrogate).

2.3 GHz (13cm)	Maximum	UK Usage
IARU Recommendation	Bandwidth
2,310.000-2,320.000 MHz		2,310.000-2,310.500 MHz Repeater links
Sub-regional	200 kHz	2,310.100 MHz Packet radio
(National band plans)	200 kHz	2,310.300 MHz Packet radio
		2,310.000-2,310.500 MHz *Remote control
		2,311.000-2,315.000 MHz High speed date
2,320.000-2,320.150		2,320.000-2,320.025 MHz Moonbounce
CW exclusive
2,320.150-2,320.800		2,320.200 MHz SSB centre of activity
CW and SSB
2,320.800-2,321.000		2,320.800-2,320.990 MHz Beacons
Beacons exclusive
2,321.000-2,322.000
Simplex and repeaters
(Note 1)
2,322.000-2,400.000		2,322.000-2,355.000 MHz ATV and ATV repeaters
		2,355.100-2,364.000 MHz Repeater links
	200 kHz	2,355.100 MHz Packet radio
	200 kHz	2,355.300 MHz Packet radio
		2,356.000-2,360.000 MHz *High speed data
	1,000 kHz	2,364.000 MHz *Packet radio
		2,365.000-2,370.000 MHz Repeaters
		2,370.000-2,390.000 MHz ATV and ATV repeaters
		2,390.000-2,392.000 MHz Moonbounce
2,400.000-2,450.000		2,435.000 MHz ATV repeater outputs
Satellites		2,440.000 MHz ATV repeater outputs

Note 1: Stations in countries which do not have access to the all modes section 2,322-2,390 MHz, use the simplex and repeater
segment 2,320-2,322 MHz for data transmission.
Note 2: Stations in countries that do not have access to the narrow band segment 2,321-2,322 MHz, use the alternative narrow
band segment 2,304-2,306 MHz and 2,308-2,310 MHz.
Note 3: The segment 2,433-2,443 MHz may be used for ATV if no satellite is using the segment.
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service: Secondary User: Users must accept interference from ISM users. 26dBW permitted
Amateur satellite service: 2,400-2,450 MHz: Secondary user: Users must accept interference from ISM
users. 26dBW permitted. *In the sub-bands 2,310.000-2,310.4125; 2,355-2,365 and 2,392-2,450 MHz
unattended operation is not allowed in Northern Ireland or within 50km of SS206127 (Bude) or SE302577
Harrogate. ISM = Industrial, scientific and medical.

3.4 GHz (9cm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
3,400.000-3,402.000 MHz	3,400.100 MHz Centre of activity
Narrow band	3,400.800-3,401.000 MHz Beacons
CW/EME/SSB	3,401.000-3,402.000 MHz Remote control
3,402.000-3,456.000
All modes
3,456.000-3,458.000	3,456.000 MHz EME to USA
Narrow band
CW/EME/SSB
3,458.000-3,475.000
All modes

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur Service: Secondary User: 26dBW permitted.
Amateur satellite service: 3,400-3,450 MHz: Secondary user: Users must accept interference from ISM users.
26dBW permitted.
Unattended operation is permitted for remote control, digital modes and beacons, except in the sub-bands
3,420-3,430 MHz within 50 km of SS206127 (Bude) and SE 302577 (Harrogate) and 3,450-3,455 MHz within
50 km of SO916223 (Cheltenham), SS206127 (Bude) and SE302577 (Harrogate).
ISM = Industrial, scientific and medical

5.7 GHz (6cm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
5,650.000-5,668.000 MHz
Satellite uplinks	Amateur satellite service - Earth to Space only
5,650.000-5,670.000	5,668.200 MHz Alternative centre of activity
Narrow band
CW/EME/SSB
5,670.000-5,680.000
All modes

5.755.000-5,760.000
All modes
5,760.000-5,762.000
Narrow band	5,760.100 MHz Current centre of activity
CW/EME/SSB	5,760.800-5,761.000 MHz Beacons
5,762.000-5,765.000
All modes

5,820.000-5,830.000
All modes
5,830.000-5,850.000
Satellite downlinks	Amateur satellite service - Space to Earth only

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service: 5,650-5,680 MHz, Secondary User: 26dBW permitted.
5,755-5,765 and 5,820-5,850 MHz, Secondary user: Users must accept interference from ISM users.
Amateur satellite service: 5,650-5,670 MHz and 5,830-5,850 MHz, Secondary User: Users must accept
interference from ISM users. 26 dBW permitted.
Unattended operation is permitted for remote control, digital modes and beacons, except in the sub-bands
5,650-5,680 MHz within 50 km of SS206127 (Bude) and SE302577 (Harrogate).
ISM = Industrial, scientific and medical

10 GHz (3cm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
10,000.000-10,125.000 MHz	10,002.5-10,027.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 015 OUT
	10,027.5-10,052.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 040 OUT
Digital modes	10,052.5-10,077.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 065 OUT
	10,080-10,090 MHz Packet links
	10,090-10,110 MHz Wideband beacons and operating (Note 1)
	10,110-10,120 MHz Voice repeaters OUT
10,225.000-10,250.000	10,227.5-10,252.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 425 OUT
All modes	10,252.5-10,227.5 MHz Wideband simplex
10,250.000-10,350.000	10,277.5-10,302.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 015 IN
Digital modes	10,302.5-10,327.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 040 IN
10,350.000-10,368.000	10,327.5-10,352.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 065 IN
All modes	10,352.5-10,368 MHz Wideband modes
10,368.000-10,370.000	10,368-10,370 MHz Narrowband modes (Note 3)
Narrowband telegraphy	10,368.1 MHz Centre of activity
EME/SSB	10,368.8-10,369 MHz Beacons
Beacons
10,370.000-10,450.000	10,370-10,390MHz Wideband modes (Note 2)
	10,390-10,410 MHz Wideband beacons and operating (Note 1)
All modes	10,412.5-10,437.5 MHz Wideband transponders - 425 IN
	10,440-10,450 MHz Voice repeaters RX
10,450.000-10,475.000	10,400-10,475 MHz Unattended operation
	10,450-10,452 MHz Alternative narrowband CW/EME/SSB (Note 3)
10,475.000-10,500.000
All modes and	Amateur satellite service ONLY
satellites.

Note 1. 10,400 MHz is the preferred frequ
Note 2. Wideband FM is preferred betwee
there is still activity between 10,050-10,125 MHz.
Note 3. The current NB sub-band is at 10,
alternative.
Note 4. Simplex TV operations should tak
Note 5. Wideband transponder pairs are
occasionally variants may be needed to suit local circumstances.
Note 6. 10,475-10,500 MHz is allocated O
LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service: Secon
10,475-10,500 MHz, Secondary User: 26 dBW permitted. Unattended operation is permitted for remote control,
digital modes and beaco
SS206127 (Bude), SK98

24 GHz (12mm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
24,000.000-24,050.000 MHz

Satellites	24,025 MHz Preferred operating frequency wideband equipment
	24,048-24,050 MHz Narrowband operating

24,050.000-24,250.000
All modes

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service: 24,000-24,050 MHz, Primary user: Users must accept interference from ISM users.
24,050-24,150 MHz: Secondary user: May only be used with the written permission of Ofcom.
Users must accept interference from ISM users.
24,150-24,250 MHz: Secondary user: Users must accept interference from ISM users.
Amateur satellite service: 24,000-24,050 MHz: Primary user: Users must accept intereference from ISM users.
26dBW permitted. Unattended operation is permitted for remote control, digital modes and beacons, except
in the sub-bands 24,000-24,050 MHz within 50 km of SK985640 (Waddington) and SE302577 (Harrogate).
ISM = Industrial, scientific and medical

47 GHz (6mm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
47,000.000-47,200.000 MHz	47,088.2 MHz Centre of narrowband activity
47,088.000-47,090.000
narrow band segment

LICENCE NOTES: Amateur service and amateur satellite service, Primary user: 26dBw permitted.
Unattended operation is permitted for remote control, digital modes and beacons, except within 50 km of
SK985640 (Waddington) and SE302577 (Harrogate).

76 GHz (4mm)		UK Usage
IARU Recommendation
75,500-76,000 MHz
All modes (preferred)	75,976.200 MHz IARU Region 1 preferred centre of activity
76,000.000-77,500.000
All modes
77,500-78,000	77,500.2 MHz IARU recommended NB segment (Note 2)
All modes (preferred)
78,000-81,000
All modes

Note 1. Deleted
Note 2. After 1 January 2007
LICENCE NOTES:
75,500-76,000 MHz Amateur service and Amateur Satellite service, Primary user:
76,000-77,500 MHz Amateur service and Amateur Satellite service, Secondary user:
77,500-78,000 MHz Amateur service and Amateur Satellite service, Primary user:
78,000-81,000 MHz Amateur service, Secondary user:
79,000-81,000 MHz Amateur Satellite service, Secondary user: 26dBW permitted
78,000-79,000 MHz is NOT allocated to the amateur satellite service

The following bands are also allocated to the amateur service and the amateur satellite service -
122,250-123,000 MHz Secondary user
134,000-136,000 MHz Primary user
136,000-141,000MHz Secondary user
142,000-144,000 MHz Primary user (until 31st December 2006.)
241,000-248,000 MHz Secondary user
248,000-250,000 MHz Primary user