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Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver The purpose of this document is to provide additional frequency coverage information for the BA !"N# multi$functional, hand held transceiver, not necessarily found in the user manual% &any people o'n this radio to pursue their interests in (am Radio% ) reali*ed ho'ever other people including myself have additional interests in using this radio +eyond the 2 meter and ,0 cm +and, so +esides the amateur radio coverage, other interesting land, sea and space communications are availa+le too% This e-tra frequency coverage ma.es this radio even more en/oya+le0 even from /ust a listening stand point1 As you 'ill see, this is a 'or. in progress% &uch of the information 'as derived from other resources so reader +e'are% ) loo. for'ard to your comments and suggestions% 2ohn North /ohnpnorth3yahoo%com Note: Discussions regarding software / programming, repeater / hardware operation or license requirements are
)nternational Telecommunication 4nion 7)T48 "uropean 9onference of :ostal and Telecommunications Administrations 79":T8 "uropean Telecommunications 5tandards )nstitute 7"T5)8 )nternational 5pecial 9ommittee on Radio )nterference 79omit; international sp;cial des pertur+ations radio;lectriques $ 9)5:R8
These standards +odies have assigned frequency +ands in three types of allocation6
No one may transmit6 frequencies reserved for radio astronomy to avoid interference at radio telescopes
Anyone may transmit, as long as they respect certain transmission po'er and other limits6 open spectrum +ands such as the unlicensed )5& +ands and the unlicensed ultra$'ide+and +and, and the some'hat more regulated amateur radio frequency allocations% ften users use a <listen +efore tal.< contention +ased protocol% nly the licensed user of that +and may transmit6 the licensing +ody may give the same frequency to several users as a form of frequency reuse if they cannot interfere +ecause their coverage map areas never overlap%
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-&'9entimeter Band
The -&'centimeter amateur radio +and is a portion of the 4(! radio spectrum% This +and is used +y amateurs engaged in emergency communications 'here porta+le and mo+ile radios are frequently used% &any such radios have dual-band capa+ilities, operating on +oth the ,0$centimeter and 2$meter +ands%
Band Allocation
The +and allocation varies regionally% )n the 4nited 5tates,?1@ Australia and Trinidad and To+ago?2@ the +and ranges from A20 to AB0 &(* 'ith some geographical limitationsC in 9anada, the +and is only AD0EAB0 &(*C in the 4F, amateurs are allocated AD0EAA0 &(*% By international treaty +et'een the 45 and 9anada, operation in the portion of the +and from A20 to AD0 &(* is prohi+ited north of Gine A,?D@ 'hich runs /ust south of the 9anadian +order from Hashington state to &aine, and east of Gine 9, 'hich runs from northeast to southeast Alas.a% !or more information please follo' this lin.6 http6==en%'i.ipedia%org='i.i=,0$centimeter>+and
Frequenc! chart
The <!riendly Name< of a frequency is the portion of the frequency to the right of the decimal 7the .(* portion8% This first set of frequencies sho's the split frequency pairs used in duple- operational mode, often used 'ith repeaters% 5imple- 7same frequency for receiving and transmitting8 mode only utili*es the lo'er set of frequencies% All channels are used 'ith narro'$+and frequency modulation% ;ower "requenc! Name ,repeater output2 ,)H*2 <BB0< AI2%BB0 <B,B< AI2%B,B <I00< AI2%I00 <I2B< AI2%I2B <IB0< AI2%IB0 <I,B< AI2%I,B #pper "requenc! ,repeater input2 ,)H*2 AI,%BB0 AI,%B,B AI,%I00 AI,%I2B AI,%IB0 AI,%I,B )otorola convention 9h% 1B 9h% 1I 9h% 1, 9h% 1L 9h% 19 9h% 20 <com F/7'G) convention 9h% 1 9h% 2 9h% D 9h% A 9h% B 9h% I Notes
4se not permitted near the 9anadian +order% 5uggested nation'ide emergency and road information calling% Nationally recogni*ed coded squelch for I,B emergency repeater operation is
Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver <,00< AI2%,00 <,2B< AI2%,2B AI,%,00 AI,%,2B 9h% 21 9h% 22 9h% , 9h% L 1A1%D (*%? 4se not permitted near the 9anadian +order%
NOTE: Hhen used 'ith repeaters, the input frequency to the repeater 7transmit frequency of the handheld8 is B &(* higher, e%g%, AI,%BB0% Note that AI2%IB0 and AI2%,00 7as 'ell as AI,%IB0 and AI,%,008 are not permitted for use north of Gine A 7'hich 'ill +e clearly stated on your #&R5 license8% This second set of frequencies +elo' sho's the interstitial ranges shared 'ith the !amily Radio 5ervice services% These frequencies can only +e used for simple- operations% Name <BI2B< or <!R5 1< <BL,B< or <!R5 2< <I12B< or <!R5 D< <ID,B< or <!R5 A< <II2B< or <!R5 B< <IL,B< or <!R5 I< <,12B< or <!R5 ,< Frequenc! ,)H*2 )otorola convention <com F/7'G) convention Notes AI2%BI2B 9h% 1 9h% 9 AI2%BL,B 9h% 2 9h% 10 AI2%I12B 9h% D 9h% 11 AI2%ID,B 9h% A 9h% 12 AI2%II2B 9h% B 9h% 1D AI2%IL,B 9h% I 9h% 1A AI2%,12B 9h% , 9h% 1B
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/')eter Band
The 2$meter amateur radio +and is a portion of the >HF radio spectrum, comprising frequencies stretching from 1AA%000 )H* to 1AL%000 &(* in <nternational Telecommunication #nion re4ion ,<T#2 Re4ions 2 7North and 5outh America plus (a'aii8 and D 7Asia and ceania8?1@ and from 1AA%000 &(* to 1AI%000 &(* in )T4 Region 1 7"urope, Africa, and Russia8% The license privileges of amateur radio operators include the use of frequencies 'ithin this +and for telecommunication, usually conducted locally 'ithin a range of a+out 100 miles 71I0 .m8% Because it is local and relia+le, and +ecause the licensing requirements to transmit on the 2$meter +and are easy to meet in many parts of the 'orld, ?B@ this +and is one of the most popular non$HF ham +ands% This popularity, the compact si*e of needed radios and antennas, and this +andJs a+ility to provide easy relia+le local communications also means that it is also the most used +and for local emer4enc! communications e""orts, such as providing communications +et'een Red 9ross shelters and local authorities% )n the 45, that role in emergency communications is furthered +y the fact that most amateur$radio operators have a 2$meter handheld transceiver 7(T8, handie$ tal.ie or 'al.ie$tal.ie%
Band Allocation
The Radio Regulations of the )nternational Telecommunication 4nion allo' amateur radio operations in the frequency range from 1AA%000 to 1AL%000 &(*% !or more information please follo' this lin.6 http: en3wi6ipedia3or4 wi6i /'meter:.and
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Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver 1B1%9BB0 to 1B1%9,00 &(* S Business Radio 5ervice $ 1B .(* spacing1 1B1%9LB0 &(* S Telephone &aintenance Radio 5ervice1 #ap in list 1B2%2A00 &(* S :u+lic Gand &o+ile 7paging only8 ?:art 22@ #ap in list 1B2%LA00 &(* S :u+lic Gand &o+ile 7paging only8 ?:art 22@ #ap in list 1BD%00B0 to 1BD%,D2B &(* S :o'er=Hater 74tilities8 and :etroleum Radio 5ervice K(! allocation% ,%B .(* spacing%1 1BD%,A00 to 1BA%122B &(* S &isc% :u+lic 5afety ,%B .(* spacing1 1BA%1D00 to 1BA%AB2B &(* S !ire Pepartment Allocations ,%B spacing1 #ap in list 1BA%A900 to 1BA%BA00 &(* S Business Radio 5ervice, ,%B .(* spacing, odd channels at 1BA%B22B and 1BA%BA00 &(*1 1BA%BBB0 &(* S Business Radio 5ervice1 1BA%B,00 &(* S &ulti$4se Radio 5ervice 7&4R58 ?:art 9B@ 1BA%BLB0 &(* S &aritime mo+ile stations for offshore radiolocation and associated telecommand operations% ?2%10I footnote N#1AL@ )NGANP6 Business Radio 5ervice%1 1BA%I000 &(* S &ulti$4se Radio 5ervice 7&4R58 ?:art 9B@ 1BA%I2B0 &(* S Business Radio 5ervice% Koice and :aging1 1BA%IA00 &(* S Business Radio 5ervice% Koice and :aging1 1BL%1000 &(* Rev B Nov 29, 2012
Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver S :u+lic Gand &o+ile 7paging only8 ?:art 22@ #ap in list 1BL%,000 &(* S :u+lic Gand &o+ile 7paging only8 ?:art 22@ #ap in list 1B9%AL00 &(* S &aritime mo+ile stations for offshore radiolocation and associated telecommand operations% ?2%10I footnote N#1AL@ #ap in list 1B9%A9B0 $ 1I0%2000 &(* S &otor carrier 7truc.ing8 ?:art 90@ 1I0%21B0 $ 1I1%BIB0 &(* S Railroad ?:art 90@ AAR 9hannel Num+ering 5ystem S 1I0%,2B0, 1I0%,LB0 &(* $ &aritime mo+ile stations for offshore radiolocation and associated telecommand operations% ?2%10I footnote N#1AL@ 1I1%I000 &(* S &aritime 9oast ?:art L0@ 1I1%I100 &(* S Railroad 7#randfathered only8 1I1%I2B0 $ 1I1%,,B0 &(* S Broadcast au-iliary ?:art ,A 5u+part P@ 1I1%L000 $ 1I2%012B &(* S &aritime 9oast ?:art L0@
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Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver 7&'8 7&'7& 7&'77 7&'7/ 7&'75 7&'7% 7&'70 7&'7? 7&'77&'7( 7&'78 7&'/& 7&'/7 7&'// 7&'/5 7&'/% 7&'/0 7&'/? 7&'/7&'/( 7&'/8 7&'5& 7&'57 7&'5/ 7&'55 Rev B Nov 29, 2012 Repeat Fi4ht Animal Stand B! Report 9onditions Crowler Report 9ivil Aistur.ance Aomestic Cro.lem 9omplainant #r4ent Go to Station ;ocation 9all Aisre4ard Arrived at scene Assi4nment 9omplete Report to333 )eet Aetainin4 Suspect Arivers ;icense <n"o >ehicle Re4istration <n"o 9hec6 "or @ants @arrants <lle4al #se o" Radio 9rime in Cro4ress Gun Emer4enc! ' Stand B! 7&'08 7&'?& 7&'?7 7&'?/ 7&'?5 7&'?% 7&'?0 7&'?? 7&'?7&'?( 7&'?8 7&'-& 7&'-7 7&'-/ 7&'-5 7&'-% 7&'-0 7&'-? 7&'-7&'-( 7&'-8 7&'(& 7&'(7 7&'(/ 7&'(5 Escort Squad in >icinit! Cersonnel in >icinit! Repl! to )essa4e Crepare to 9op! ;ocal )essa4e Net )essa4e 9ancel )essa4e 9lear "or Net )essa4e Aispatch <n"ormation )essa4e Received Fire Advise Nature o" Fire Report Alarm Cro4ress Smo6e Report Ne4ative <n 9ontact @ith En Route E3T3A3 Request Assistance Noti"! 9oroner Alarm Breathal!*er Report Reserve ;od4in4s School 9rossin4 Aetail
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Aeronautical
1DI$1D, &(T is some'hat ne'ly assigned 710 years ago0thatOs the +ureaucrats for ya18 to include more channels, ho'ever the communications are A& and not !&% WAlong 'ith the Air Gine :ilots Association, the Air Transport Association, and the National Business Aircraft Association, )nc%, this action 'as found to +e consistent 'ith the !AAJs three$phase plan to implement 2B .(* channel spacing in the 11L$1D, &(* +and, 'hich creates more radio channels for use +y pilots% These organi*ations also noted that users of older radios 'ould have limited
Frequencies Associated with BAOFENG Hand Held Transceiver access to !AA air traffic control channels, 'ould e-perience flight delays in !AA controlled air space, and 'ould +e una+le to utili*e ne'ly availa+le aviation frequencies in the 1DI$1D, &(* +andX% W452AA The +and 1DIE1D, &(* is allocated to the non$!ederal aeronautical mo+ile 7R8 service on a primary +asis, and is su+/ect to pertinent international treaties and agreements3 The "requencies 75?B 75?3&/0B 75?3&0B 75?3&-0B 75?37B 75?37/0B 75?370B 75?37-0B 75?3/B 75?3//0B 75?3/0B 75?3/-0B 75?35B 75?35/0B 75?350B 75?35-0B 75?3%B 75?3%/0B 75?3%0B and 75?3%-0 )H* are availa+le on a shared +asis to the !ederal Aviation Administration for air traffic control purposes, such as automatic 'eather o+servation stations 7AH 58, automatic terminal information services 7AT)58, flight information services$+roadcast 7!)5$B8, and airport control to'er communicationsX%
Space Satellite
The 5atellite Band
The frequency +and +et'een 1DI and 1DL &(* 'as, at one time, reserved for use in space research% &any early satellites had transmission frequencies in this +and, and the frequencies a+ove 1D, &(* are still used occasionally +y ne' satellites% Because of history, transmissions from older satellites can still +e found in the lo'er half 71DI$1D,8 &(* of the +and even though it has lost its reserved status% !or more information please follo' this lin.6 http6=='''%*arya%info=!requencies=!requencies1DI%php !or more information please follo' this lin.6 http6==md.enny%customer%netspace%net%au=emitters%html Hor.ing 5atellites 'ith ,0cm=2 meter handheld demo lin.6 http6=='''%youtu+e%com='atchUvV+T1D1HB(F-c 5atellite frequencies6 http6=='''%svengrahn%pp%se=trac.ind=freqlist=5pace!reqD%htm Rev B Nov 29, 2012
Radio Astronom!
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Other
Additional 5upported !requencies6 IB$10L &(T includes Broadcast !& Band LLY10L &(T The use of an e-ternal antenna 'ill greatly improve your reception% To connect the radio to other antennas you must use a 5&A 7Sub Miniature version A8 female type connector% ne option is to use the arrangement located at this 'e+site6 http6=='''%e+ay%com=itm=20in$4(!$5 2D9$female$/ac.$to$5&A$female$'ith$nut$:igtail$2umper$ca+le$R#D1I$=1B092LALB000U ptV45>Radio>9omm>9oa-ial>9a+les>9onnectorsNhashVitem2D2A09eaLL 5pea.ing of antennas, here is a cheap antenna pro/ect for those 'ho 'ant to +uild a 2 meter antenna0/ust follo' this lin. and the D page instructions found under the title Build a 2 &eter Kertical Antenna% http6=='''%mi.estech+log%com=/oomla=ham$radio=ham$radio$antennas$category%html