Fixed/Mobile bands
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See also: [[List_of_Pirate_Radio_Frequencies|pirate radio frequencies]], [[HF_marine|HF marine bands]], [[HF_airband|HF aeronautical bands]] and of course the [[Pescadores|peskies]]. The 6765 kHz to 7000 kHz band (43 meters) is a fixed/mobile allocation and is the most popular band for pirate broadcasters in the Americas. | See also: [[List_of_Pirate_Radio_Frequencies|pirate radio frequencies]], [[HF_marine|HF marine bands]], [[HF_airband|HF aeronautical bands]] and of course the [[Pescadores|peskies]]. The 6765 kHz to 7000 kHz band (43 meters) is a fixed/mobile allocation and is the most popular band for pirate broadcasters in the Americas. | ||
| - | The fixed/mobile bands contain a mixture of all sorts of random [[Shortwave_Utility_Stations|utility or ute]] communications, some broadcasters operating outside the [[Shortwave_Broadcast_Bands|shortwave broadcast bands]], pirate broadcasters, [[Pescadores|"peskies" (unlicensed or UNID two-way communications)]], military, government, NGOs, drug traffickers, diplomatic stations, fishnet | + | The fixed/mobile bands contain a mixture of all sorts of random [[Shortwave_Utility_Stations|utility or ute]] communications, some broadcasters operating outside the [[Shortwave_Broadcast_Bands|shortwave broadcast bands]], pirate broadcasters, [[Pescadores|"peskies" (unlicensed or UNID two-way communications)]], military, government, NGOs, drug traffickers, diplomatic stations, fishnet [[Radio_beacon|beacons]], [[Spy_numbers_stations|spy number stations]], over the horizon radar and dozens of other users. Frequencies in the 25-30 MHz region are also used by [[CB|freeband CB]] radio operators and the 26960 kHz - 27410 kHz range includes the legal 40 Citizen's Band channels and [[Remote_Control|5 remote control]] and [[HF_pagers|data link]] channels. |
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Revision as of 20:07, 4 January 2019
Fixed/mobile bands. When its not amateur or ham radio, broadcasting, maritime mobile, or aeronautical mobile its FIXED/MOBILE. Sort of a "catch-all". Of course, aren't all radio transmitters either fixed or mobile???
See also: pirate radio frequencies, HF marine bands, HF aeronautical bands and of course the peskies. The 6765 kHz to 7000 kHz band (43 meters) is a fixed/mobile allocation and is the most popular band for pirate broadcasters in the Americas.
The fixed/mobile bands contain a mixture of all sorts of random utility or ute communications, some broadcasters operating outside the shortwave broadcast bands, pirate broadcasters, "peskies" (unlicensed or UNID two-way communications), military, government, NGOs, drug traffickers, diplomatic stations, fishnet beacons, spy number stations, over the horizon radar and dozens of other users. Frequencies in the 25-30 MHz region are also used by freeband CB radio operators and the 26960 kHz - 27410 kHz range includes the legal 40 Citizen's Band channels and 5 remote control and data link channels.
- 1710 kHz - 1800 kHz
- 3150 kHz - 3200 kHz
- 4000 kHz - 4063 kHz - shared with maritime mobile
- 4438 kHz - 4650 kHz
- 5005 kHz - 5450 kHz
- 5370 kHz - 5950 kHz
- 6765 kHz - 7000 kHz - 43 meters, popular pirate radio band
- 7300 kHz - 8195 kHz - shared with maritime mobile
- 9040 kHz - 9500 kHz
- 9900 kHz - 9995 kHz
- 10150 kHz - 11175 kHz
- 11400 kHz - 11650 kHz
- 11975 kHz - 12330 kHz
- 13360 kHz - 13600 kHz - also Part 15 usage (22 meter band, 13.56 MHz)
- 13800 kHz - 14000 kHz
- 14350 kHz - 14990 kHz
- 15600 kHz - 16460 kHz
- 17360 kHz - 17550 kHz
- 18030 kHz - 18068 kHz
- 18168 kHz - 19990 kHz
- 20010 kHz - 21000 kHz
- 22855 kHz - 23200 kHz
- 23350 kHz - 24890 kHz
- 25010 kHz - 25550 kHz
- 26100 kHz - 26955 kHz
- 26960 kHz - 27410 kHz - shared with the CB band, remote control ISM devices and heavy Part 15 usage
- 27540 kHz - 28000 kHz
- 29800 kHz - 30000 kHz
