VHF Norway Hunting Radio
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VHF band - 138-144 MHz band, just below the 2-meter amateur radio band. 6 channels, FM voice. | VHF band - 138-144 MHz band, just below the 2-meter amateur radio band. 6 channels, FM voice. | ||
| - | Norway's version of the VHF CB hunting radio services such as 155 MHz Swedish hunting radio - [[JAKT Radio 155MHz]] as well as similar VHF CB or license-free VHF services such as [[MURS]], the [[VHF LADD]] channels, VHF 245 or [[Freenet]]. | + | Norway's version of the VHF CB hunting radio services such as 155 MHz Swedish hunting radio - [[JAKT Radio 155MHz]] as well as similar VHF CB or license-free VHF services such as [[MURS]], the [[VHF LADD]] channels, [[245 MHz VHF CB|245 VHF]] or [[Freenet]]. |
| - | 5 watt power limit. Often used with handheld radios. Often Nordic radios will including the 155 MHz band hunting frequencies as well as the channels below: | + | 5 watt power limit. Often used with handheld radios. The higher power output combined with superior propagation offered by VHF makes this service more attractive to hunters compared to lower-power UHF license free services such as [[PMR446]] and [[KDR444]]. Often Nordic radios will including the 155 MHz band hunting frequencies as well as the channels below: |
*Channel 1 - 143.900 MHz | *Channel 1 - 143.900 MHz | ||
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[[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]] | [[Category: VHF/UHF Radio Services]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:13, 14 February 2024
VHF band - 138-144 MHz band, just below the 2-meter amateur radio band. 6 channels, FM voice.
Norway's version of the VHF CB hunting radio services such as 155 MHz Swedish hunting radio - JAKT Radio 155MHz as well as similar VHF CB or license-free VHF services such as MURS, the VHF LADD channels, 245 VHF or Freenet.
5 watt power limit. Often used with handheld radios. The higher power output combined with superior propagation offered by VHF makes this service more attractive to hunters compared to lower-power UHF license free services such as PMR446 and KDR444. Often Nordic radios will including the 155 MHz band hunting frequencies as well as the channels below:
- Channel 1 - 143.900 MHz
- Channel 2 - 139.400 MHz
- Channel 3 - 143.350 MHz
- Channel 4 - 138.850 MHz
- Channel 5 - 143.250 MHz
- Channel 6 - 138.750 MHz
