Historical Band Plans
Channel | Lower edge | Video carrier | Audio carrier | Upper edge | Current U.S. use |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 50 | 51.25 | 55.75 | 56 | Amateur band, TV ch. 2 (deprecated) |
2 | 66 | 67.25 | 71.75 | 72 | TV ch. 4 (deprecated) |
3 | 72 | 73.25 | 77.75 | 78 | Radio-controlled car/plane hobby, TV ch. 5 |
4 | 78 | 79.25 | 83.75 | 84 | TV ch. 5 |
5 | 84 | 85.25 | 89.75 | 90 | TV ch. 6, FM radio |
6 | 96 | 97.25 | 101.75 | 102 | FM radio |
7 | 102 | 103.25 | 107.75 | 108 | FM radio |
Channel | Lower edge | Video carrier | Audio carrier | Upper edge | Current U.S. use |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
8 | 162 | 163.25 | 167.75 | 168 | NOAA Weather Radio (162) |
9 | 180 | 181.25 | 185.75 | 186 | TV ch. 8 |
10 | 186 | 187.25 | 191.75 | 192 | TV ch. 9 |
11 | 204 | 205.25 | 209.75 | 210 | TV ch. 12 |
12 | 210 | 211.25 | 215.75 | 216 | TV ch. 13 |
13 | 234 | 235.25 | 239.75 | 240 | military |
14 | 240 | 241.25 | 245.75 | 246 | military |
15 | 258 | 259.25 | 263.75 | 264 | military |
16 | 264 | 265.25 | 269.75 | 270 | military |
17 | 282 | 283.25 | 287.75 | 288 | military |
18 | 288 | 289.25 | 293.75 | 294 | military |
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