HFU HF Underground
Loggings => 10/11 meters => Topic started by: R4002 on November 04, 2026, 1919 UTC
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Received via N1NTE SDR receiver on the MA/CT border - N1NTE-1 SDR. KiwiSDR. Frequency 26735 kHz 26,735kHz.
Band C, channel 19. In other words, channel 19 "down one band". Very popular frequency for truck drivers and other similar land mobile type users looking for a clear frequency (clear channel) when "skip" is rolling in on 11 meters (on the CB band) and regular old CB radio channel 19 - the road channel / traffic advisory or trucker channel - 27.185 MHz AM - is just too busy. Flick that band switch, leave the channel selector where it is.
27.635 MHz AM - channel 19 "up one band" is just as popular.
25.835 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band A - A19 or 19A - Band A, Channel 19 - "down three bands"
26.285 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band B - B19 or 19B - Band B, Channel 19 - "down two bands"
26.765 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band C - C19 or 19C - Band C, Channel 19 - low channels, lowers "down one band"
27.185 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band D - this is the legal CB channel 19
27.635 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band E - E19 or 19E - Band E, Channel 19 - high channels, uppers, upper channels, "up one band"
28.085 MHz AM - Channel 19 on Band F - F19 or 19F - Band F, Channel 19 - note: this is inside the 10 meter ham band (28 MHz amateur radio band). AVOID! Do not use any channels above Channel 11 on Band F (27.985 MHz).