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The present plan was approved October 1997
Send comments to VHF/UHF Band Planning Committee,
220-225 MHz
Available Spectrum 5 MHz |
Amateur Primary Exclusive 222-225 MHz (1)
Cross-border sharing with the US Land Mobile 220-222 MHz (2) |
| 220.00 - 221.00 |
HIGH DATA RATE DIGITAL (>=4800 B)**
MAX BW 100 kHz, raster starting at 220.15. |
| 220.55 - 220.95 |
DUPLEXED TO 430.05 430.45 MHz (4) |
| 221.01 - 221.09 |
PACKET (<=24OO B), 20 kHz CHANNELING |
| 221.10 - 221.95 |
DIGITAL |
| 222.00 - 222.30 |
CW, SSB |
| 222.00 - 222.05 |
EME Exclusive |
| 222.05 - 222.10 |
CW |
| 222.1 |
National CW Calling Frequency |
| 222.10 - 222.275 |
SSB |
| 222.2 |
National SSB Calling Frequency |
| 222.275 - 222.30 |
Propagation Beacons |
| 222.31 - 223.37 |
Repeater Inputs (3) |
| 223.390 - 223.490 |
High Speed Data
(Local option cross band duplexed to 430 MHz, or 1300 MHz.) |
| 223.490 - 223.590 |
FM Voice Simplex |
| 223.59 - 223.89 |
DATA |
| 223.592 - 23.69 |
High Speed Data
Local Option 1 100 kHz channel, or
three 30 kHz Channels, 223.605, 223.635, 223.665 |
| 223.685 - 223.805 |
Narrow Band Packet
4 channels, Max BW of 30 kHz each
centered at 223.7, 223.73, 223.76, 223.79 |
| 223.790 - 223.890 |
High Speed Data
local option as 223.39 - 223.49 |
| 223.91 - 225 |
Repeater Outputs (3) |
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Notes:
1. RAC is proposing Secondary Status 219 - 220 MHz.
2. Land Mobile is seeking access to 220-222 MHz
3. Table of repeater pairs
4. Links must be designed to limit emissions into the U.S. on a voluntary basis.
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