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Well Known Ham Band Name |
Frequency | Notes | Max Power |
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160 | 1.8400 MHz | Pretty useless for all except educational or experiemental purposes | 1500.0 Watts |
80 | 3.8000 MHz | Good range of hundreds of miles depending on time of day. | 1500.0 Watts |
40 | 7.1000 MHz | Good range of hundreds of miles depending on time of day. | 1500.0 Watts |
20 | 14.3000 MHz | Good range of hundreds of miles depending on time of day. | 1500.0 Watts |
0 | 21.3400 MHz | Good range of hundreds of miles depending on time of day. | 1500.0 Watts |
10 | 28.3000 MHz | Good range of hundreds of miles depending on time of day. | 1500.0 Watts |
6 | 50.1000 MHz | Reasonable for local use, but mostly an experiementor band | 1500.0 Watts |
2 | 144.0000 MHz | Exceptional for local use. Many repeaters operate throughout the country providing excellent range. | 1500.0 Watts |
70 | 440.0000 MHz | Exceptional for local use. Many repeaters operate throughout the country providing excellent range. | 1500.0 Watts |
Ham Radio Summed Up
If your event calls for communication beyond several miles, consulting with your local ham radio group for ideas, planning and possible volunteers is a sensible approach.[Beginning] - [Next Page - Tone Squelch]
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