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PLACEHOLDER

WORK IN PROGRESS HF AERONAUTICAL BANDS


MF SSB and HF SSB aircraft bands

Band Frequency Range
405-525 kHz MF band, used in some areas for NAVTEX on 490 kHz and/or 518 kHz. 500 kHz (600 meters) was the original CW Morse code calling frequency
1600-2000 kHz MF band, used in Europe and elsewhere (also used heavily for fishnet beacons) - overlaps with 1800-2000 kHz 160 meter amateur band
2000-2300 kHz MF 2 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 2182 kHz, DSC calling/distress 2187.5 kHz - USCG no longer monitors 2182 kHz USB
2450-2850 kHz MF 2 MHz marine band
4000-4063 kHz 4 MHz fixed/mobile band, shared with marine for simplex purposes
4063-4438 kHz HF 4 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 4125 kHz, DSC calling/distress 4207.5 kHz
6200-6525 kHz HF 6 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 6215 kHz, DSC calling/distress 6312 kHz
8000-8195 kHz 8 MHz fixed/mobile band, shared with marine for simplex purposes
8195-8815 kHz HF 8 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 8291 kHz, DSC calling/distress 8414.5 kHz
12330-13200 kHz HF 12 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 12290 kHz, DSC calling/distress 12577 kHz
16460-17360 kHz HF 16 MHz/17 MHz marine band - USB voice calling/distress 16420 kHz, DSC calling/distress 16804.5 kHz
22000-22855 kHz HF 22 MHz marine band
25070-25121 kHz HF 25 MHz marine band
26145-26175 kHz HF 26 MHz marine band
26175-28000 kHz Various CB-like marine allocations found in this region (maybe HF-marine radios stop at 27500 kHz or 27.5 MHz)



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