JAKT Radio 31MHz - Revision history

R4002 at 15:42, 14 February 2024

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	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio license-free two-way walkie-talkie hunt club radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. 40 channels available. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used - just like on other license free personal radio services on higher frequencies (VHF, UHF, etc.).		Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio license-free two-way walkie-talkie hunt club radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. 40 channels available. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used - just like on other license free personal radio services on higher frequencies (VHF, UHF, etc.).

-	The VHF low band spectrum offers superior performance and range over UHF based systems like PMR446.	+	The VHF low band spectrum offers superior performance and range over UHF based systems like [[PMR446]] and [[KDR444]].

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

R4002 at 15:41, 14 February 2024

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-	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio license-free two-way walkie-talkie hunt club radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used.	+	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio license-free two-way walkie-talkie hunt club radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. 40 channels available. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used - just like on other license free personal radio services on higher frequencies (VHF, UHF, etc.).
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		+	The VHF low band spectrum offers superior performance and range over UHF based systems like PMR446.

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

R4002 at 15:40, 14 February 2024

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-	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used.	+	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio license-free two-way walkie-talkie hunt club radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used.

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

R4002 at 13:26, 14 February 2024

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	[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]		[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]
	[[Category: Radio station lists]]		[[Category: Radio station lists]]
		+	[[Category:Personal_Radio_Services]]

R4002 at 20:44, 5 January 2024

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-	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used. 40 channels, giving a total of 80 FM channels if you count it with the European standard [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|40 channel CEPT or EU mid band 26/27 MHz CB]] channels available in Sweden.	+	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used.

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

R4002 at 20:44, 5 January 2024

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-	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[~~FM mode\|~~FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used. 40 channels, giving a total of 80 FM channels if you count it with the European standard [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|40 channel CEPT or EU mid band 26/27 MHz CB]] channels available in Sweden.	+	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used. 40 channels, giving a total of 80 FM channels if you count it with the European standard [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|40 channel CEPT or EU mid band 26/27 MHz CB]] channels available in Sweden.

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

R4002 at 20:43, 5 January 2024

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-	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. FM mode only, 4 watts maximum power output. 40 channels, giving a total of 80 FM channels if you count it with the European standard [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|40 channel CEPT or EU mid band 26/27 MHz CB]] channels available in Sweden.	+	Swedish 31 MHz FM. 30 MHz/31 MHz VHF low band hunting radio allocation (used in conjunction with 155 MHz hunting radio allocation) in Sweden. Handheld and mobile radios used, popular with [[Hunt_Club_Frequencies\|hunting clubs]]. [[FM mode\|FM]] only, 4 watts maximum power output. Selective calling systems such as CTCSS tone squelch, DCS, DTMF and others are widely used. 40 channels, giving a total of 80 FM channels if you count it with the European standard [[CB#US_.22FCC.22_.22CEPT.22_or_.22mid_band.22_CB_Frequencies\|40 channel CEPT or EU mid band 26/27 MHz CB]] channels available in Sweden.

	Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz		Spectrum allocation, including 5 kHz guard band: 30.925 MHz to 31.375 MHz

-	Voice communications VHF low band 30 MHz band 31 MHz band using 11K0F3E, 11K2F3E or similar narrowband FM NFM NBFM voice.	+	Voice communications VHF low band 30 MHz band 31 MHz band using 11K0F3E, 11K2F3E, 11K3F3E or similar narrowband FM NFM NBFM voice [[Emission_Designator\|emission]].

	See also [[JAKT Radio 155MHz]], the [[69 MHz VHF CB]] license free service as well as [[Italian 43 MHz VHF CB]] band, the Finnish mid-band VHF [[RHA68]] FM service and Thailand's 78 MHz VHF CB [[78_MHz_VHF_CB\|service]].		See also [[JAKT Radio 155MHz]], the [[69 MHz VHF CB]] license free service as well as [[Italian 43 MHz VHF CB]] band, the Finnish mid-band VHF [[RHA68]] FM service and Thailand's 78 MHz VHF CB [[78_MHz_VHF_CB\|service]].

R4002: /* Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies */

2024-01-05T18:58:05Z

Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies

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-	This allocation 30.925 MHz - 31.375 MHz (with guard band, channel centers 30.93 MHz - 31.37 MHz) overlaps with numerous VHF low band land mobile radio (LMR) allocations worldwide, including business radio, paging systems, military VHF FM tactical radio network, the various fishing fleet radio systems including the [[CB#China.2FHong_Kong_Chinese_27.5-39.5_MHz_HF_and_VHF-low_Fishery_Marine_Band_FM_Fishing_Radio\|27.5 MHz - 39.475 MHz 25 watt FM fishery radiotelephone service]] and countless others. Note the skipped 30.980 MHz, 30.990 MHz, 31.000 MHz, 31.010 MHz and 31.020 MHz frequencies.	+	This allocation 30.925 MHz - 31.375 MHz (with guard band, channel centers 30.93 MHz - 31.37 MHz) overlaps with numerous VHF low band land mobile radio (LMR) allocations worldwide, including business radio, paging systems, military VHF FM tactical radio network, the various fishing fleet radio systems including the [[CB#China.2FHong_Kong_Chinese_27.5-39.5_MHz_HF_and_VHF-low_Fishery_Marine_Band_FM_Fishing_Radio\|27.5 MHz - 39.475 MHz 25 watt FM fishery radiotelephone service]] and countless others.
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		+	Note the skipped 30.980 MHz, 30.990 MHz, 31.000 MHz, 31.010 MHz and 31.020 MHz frequencies.

	[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]		[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]]
	[[Category: Radio station lists]]		[[Category: Radio station lists]]

R4002: /* Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies */

2024-01-05T18:57:23Z

Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies

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	\|Channel 3		\|Channel 3
-	\|[[CB#China.2FHong_Kong_Chinese_27.5-39.5_MHz_HF_and_VHF-low_Fishery_Marine_Band_FM_Fishing_Radio\|30.950]] MHz FM	+	\|[[CB#China.2FHong_Kong_Chinese_27.5-39.5_MHz_HF_and_VHF-low_Fishery_Marine_Band_FM_Fishing_Radio\|30.950]] MHz
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	\|Channel 4		\|Channel 4

R4002: /* Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies */

2024-01-05T18:57:15Z

Swedish 31MHz Hunting Radio Jaktradio Frequencies

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	\|Channel 1		\|Channel 1
-	\|30.930 MHz FM	+	\|30.930 MHz
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	\|Channel 2		\|Channel 2
-	\|30.940 MHz FM	+	\|30.940 MHz
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	\|Channel 3		\|Channel 3
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	\|Channel 4		\|Channel 4
-	\|30.960 MHz FM	+	\|30.960 MHz
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	\|Channel 5		\|Channel 5
-	\|30.970 MHz FM	+	\|30.970 MHz
	\|-		\|-
	\|Channel 6		\|Channel 6
-	\|31.030 MHz FM	+	\|31.030 MHz
	\|-		\|-
	\|Channel 7		\|Channel 7