International Amateur Radio Union - Region 3 Band Plan

135.700 137.800 KHz Secondary (WRC footnote) 18.068 18.168 MHz Primary 430.000 440.000 MHz Secondary (See Foot No. 652, WARC '79)

CW CoA 18.600 CW Satellite EME Satellite

NB +/- 5 kHz Phone Operation 430.000 431.900 432.240 435.000 438.000 440.000 450.000
135.700 137.800 NB NB DX
18.068 18.095 18.110 18.120 18.168 The unidentified portions in the 430 MHz chart are exclusively for the applications other than Satellite.

472.000 479.000 KHz Secondary WRC-12 5.A123 18.110 International Becaon +/- 500 Hz guard band for beacons
1240.000 1300.000 MHz Secondary
CW
NB 21.000 21.450 MHz Primary Satellite EME
472.000 479.000 1240.000 1260.000 1270.000 1296.000 1297.000 1300.000
CoA 21.360 CW
+/- 5 kHz Phone Operation
The unidentified portions in the 1,240 MHz chart are exclusively for the applications other than Satellite
1.800 2.000 MHz Primary (note: NIB to any Loran System) NB NB DX
21.000 21.070 21.125 21.150 21.450
CW
Phone Operation 21.150 International Becaon +/- 500 Hz guard band for beacons
1.800 1.840 2.000 21.340 +/- 5 kHz is recommended for SSTV Bands above 1300 MHz:
Societies should consult with the amateur satellite community for proposed satellite operating frequencies
before deciding local band plans above 1300 MHz.
3.500 3.900 MHz Primary 24.890 24.990 MHz Primary
2300.000 2450.000 MHz Secondary
CoA 3.600 CW CW 3300.000 3400.000 MHz Secondary
+/- 5 kHz CW DX Phone Operation Phone Operation 3400.000 3500.000 MHz Secondary
NB Phone DX NB NB DX 5650.000 5850.000 MHz Secondary WRC-07 5.150 5.453
3.500 3.510 3.535 3.580 3.775 3.800 3.900 24.890 24.915 24.930 24.940 24.990 10.000 10.450 GHz Secondary
10.450 10.500 GHz Secondary
24.930 International Becaon +/- 500 Hz guard band for beacons 24.000 24.050 GHz Primary
7.000 7.200 MHz Primary 24.050 24.250 GHz Secondary
7.201 7.300 MHz Secondary 47.000 47.200 GHz Primary
28.000 29.700 MHz Primary 76.000 77.500 GHz Secondary WRC-07 5.149
CoA 7.110 CW CW 77.500 78.000 GHz PRIMARY WRC-07 5.149
+/- 5 kHz Phone Operation Phone Operation CW 78.000 81.000 GHz Secondary WRC-07 5.149 5.560
NB NB DX NB NB DX Beacons Phone Satellite WB 134.000 136.000 GHz Primary
7.000 7.030 7.040 7.060 7.200 7.201 7.300 28.000 28.070 28.150 28.190 28.200 28.300 29.300 29.510 29.700 136.000 141.000 GHz Secondary
241.000 248.000 GHz Secondary
Where 7.200-7.300 MHz operation is permitted domestically, amateur stations shall not cause harmful interference 28.200 International Becaon +/- 500 Hz guard band for beacons 248.000 250.000 GHz Primary
to stations in the Broadcasting Service. 28.680 +/- 5 kHz is recommended for SSTV

The Basic Principles underlying the IARU Region 3 Band Plans are:
10.100 10.150 MHz Secondary 50.000 54.000 MHz Primary
(1) In all cases of conflict between a band plan and the national regulations of a country, the latter shall prevail. However, it is not recommended to use
CW CW frequencies outside of the band plan for the amateur satellite service and it should be noted that the IARU cannot coordinate the amateur satellite usage of
NB Beacons Phone WB frequencies outside of the band plan.

10.100 10.130 10.150 NB

50.000 50.100 50.500 54.000 (2) Nothing in these band plans shall be construed as prohibiting different national arrangements, provided that harmful interference is not caused to stations
in countries operating in accordance with the regional band plan.
14.000 14.350 MHz Primary
144.000 146.000 MHz Primary (3) Notwithstanding item (2) above, Member Societies of IARU Region 3 are strongly urged to use these regional band plans as a basis for their national band
CoA 14.300 CW plans.
+/- 5 kHz Phone Operation Satellite EME Satellite
NB 144.000 144.025 144.035 145.800 146.000 148.000 Beacon
14.000 14.070 14.100 14.112 14.350 CW
EME Earth-Moon-Earth, Meteor Scatter, Auroral Scatter, and other weak-signal modes
Note 1: In the Radio Regulations the band 144-146 MHz is allocated to the amateur and amateur-satellite services on a primary basis. However, to keep
14.100 International Becaon +/- 500 Hz guard band for beacons NB Narrow bandwidth modes including CW, RTTY, Packet, and modes with similar bandwidth not exceeding 2 kHz
harmonize in all Regions, the band 145.8-146 MHz is exclusively identified for the amateur-satellite service.
14.230 +/- 5 kHz is recommended for SSTV Phone Phone operation includes SSTV, FAX, and modes with similar bandwidth not exceeding 6 kHz
Satellite This segment should be kept clear of other operating modes
Note 2: The other portion of the band 144.035-145.8 MHz is exclusively identified for the amateur service. WB Wide bandwidth modes including FM
Considering the dramatic increase in data mode usage on the 20 meter band, it is recommended that the sub-band
for these classes of signals be 14.070 MHz to 14.112 MHz (with +/- 500 Hz at 14.100 MHz for beacons), and within CoA Emergency "Center of Activity" frequency (IARU Recommended)
that data sub-band the current practices of traditional data modes may continue up to 14.095 MHz with 14.095 to Note 3: Designers and operators of satellites using 144.0-144.025 MHz shall not transmit below 144.0025 MHz so that a necessary guard band is CW DX
14.112 MHz being reserved for other data modes including Packet. provided at the bottom band edge. NB DX DW1ZCF
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