VHF / UHF Radio
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* [[JAKT Radio 31MHz]] Swedish Hunting Radio Service 31 MHz Band (license free - Sweden only) | * [[JAKT Radio 31MHz]] Swedish Hunting Radio Service 31 MHz Band (license free - Sweden only) | ||
* [[LPRS]] Low Power Radio Service 216-217 MHz | * [[LPRS]] Low Power Radio Service 216-217 MHz | ||
| - | * [[Business Radio]] FCC Licensed Business/Industrial Radio | + | * [[Business Radio]] FCC Licensed Business/Industrial Radio 25-940 MHz |
* [[PMR446]] European equivalent of FRS | * [[PMR446]] European equivalent of FRS | ||
* [[Lojack]] Lojack Automobile location system | * [[Lojack]] Lojack Automobile location system | ||
Revision as of 13:17, 19 September 2018
- 245 MHz VHF CB 245 MHz CB Service - unlicensed VHF CB service in Thailand
- Freenet German 149 MHz Band VHF CB Service (license free - Germany only)
- FRS Family Radio Service
- GMRS General Mobile Radio Service
- MURS Multi-Use Radio Service
- Italian 43 MHz VHF CB Italian VHF-FM land mobile service 43 MHz band (license free - Italy only)
- JAKT Radio 31MHz Swedish Hunting Radio Service 31 MHz Band (license free - Sweden only)
- LPRS Low Power Radio Service 216-217 MHz
- Business Radio FCC Licensed Business/Industrial Radio 25-940 MHz
- PMR446 European equivalent of FRS
- Lojack Lojack Automobile location system
- UHF CB Australian, New Zealand, Malaysian equivalent of FRS/GMRS
- VHF marine VHF maritime allocation, used worldwide
Now even you can outfit your militia with VHF/UHF radio communications! Use Baofeng model UV-5R tactical VHF/UHF radios! Image shows a Ukrainian solider with a handheld VHF UHF radio - the popular Baofeng UV5R 136-174 MHz and 400-520 MHz covers most of the popular VHF/UHF bands as well as 2-meter and 70-cm amateur bands. Reports indicate that use of 2 meter frequencies as well as land mobile frequencies in the VHF band are popular for short-range tactical communications within and between units of both Ukrainian military and militia groups. Russian troops have also been photographed with Baofeng and similar Chinese VHF/UHF handheld radios in Ukraine.