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These band plans cover the entire spectrum ranging from

10 khz-300 GHz.

not assigned

0-10000 Hz



radio navigation 10 - 14 kHz

international fixed 14 -20 kHz

international fixed land/aeronautical

20-90 kHz

radio navigation .09 - .16 MHz

maritime fixed/mobile

.16 - .2 MHz

aeronautical beacons-weather broadcast

.2 - .285 MHz

maritime fixed/mobile

.285 - .325 MHz

maritime beacons

.325 - .415 MHz

maritime fixed/mobile

.415 - .535 MHz

am medium wave broadcast

.53 - 1.75 MHz

land-maritime fixed/mobile

1.75 - 1.8 MHz

160 meters amatuer

1.8 - 2 MHz

land-maritime-aeronautical fixed/mobile 2-2.3 MHz

120 meters shortwave broadcast 2.3 - 2.498 MHz

land-aeronautical-maritime fixed/mobile 2.498 - 3.2 MHz

90 meters shortwave broadcast 3.2 -3.4 MHz

aeronautical fixed/ mobile 3.4 -3.5 MHz

80/75 meters amatuer 3.5 -4 MHz

maritime/aeronautical 4 - 4.75 MHz

60 meter shortwave broadcast 4.75 - 5.05 MHz

land-aeronautical fixed/mobile 5.05 - 5.95 MHz

49 meter shortwave broadcast 5.95 - 6.2 MHz

land-maritime-aeronautical fixed/mobile 6.2 - 7 MHz

40 meter amatuer 7 - 7.3 MHz

land-maritime-aeronautical 7.3 - 9.5 MHz

31 meter shortwave broadcast 9.5 - 9.9 MHz

land fixed 9.9 - 10.005 MHz

30 meter amatuer 10.1 - 10.15 MHz

land-aeronautical fixed/mobile 10.15 - 11.65 MHz

25 meter shortwave broadcast 11.65 - 12.05 MHz

land-maritime-aeronautical fixed/mobile 12.05 - 13.6 MHz

21 meter shortwave broadcast 13.6 - 13.8 MHz

industry-science fixed/mobile 13.8 - 14 MHz

20 meter amatuer 14.00 - 14.350 MHz

land-aeronautical fixed/mobile 14.35 - 15.1 MHz

19 meter shortwave broadcast 15.1 - 15.6 MHz

land-maritime fixed/mobile 15.6 - 17.55 MHz

16 meter shortwvae broadcast 17.55 - 17.9 MHz

land-maritime fixed/mobile 18.03 - 21 MHz

15 meter shortwave broadcast 21.000 - 21.450 MHz

13 meter short wave broadcast 21.450 - 21.850 MHz

radio astronomy 21.850 - 21.870 MHz

land-maritime-aeronautical fixed/mobile 21.87 - 24.89 MHz



12 meter amatuer 24.890 - 24.99 MHz

land-maritime fixed/mobile 24.99 - 25.55 MHz

radio astronomy 25.550 - 25.670 MHz

11 meter shortwave broadcast 25.670 - 26.100 MHz

land-maritime fixed/mobile 26.1 - 28 MHz

10 meter amatuer 28 - 30 MHz

public safety/business 30 - 50 MHz

6 meter amateur radio 50 - 54 MHz

vhf low tv broadcast 54 - 72 MHz

radio control/industrial 72 - 76 MHz

vhf low tv broadcast 76 - 87 MHz

fm broadcast 88.1 - 107.9 MHz

civilian aircraft 108 - 135 MHz

government satellites 136 - 138 MHz

military land mobile 138 - 144 MHz

2 meter amateur radio 144 - 148 MHz

government/public safety 148 - 151 MHz

business/civilian/public safety/government 151 - 156.25 MHz

marine 156.25 - 157.43 MHz

business/civilian 157.43 - 158 MHz

public safety/government 158 - 159 MHz

motor carrier/railroad 159 - 161.8 MHz

remote broadcast 161.8 - 162 MHz

government/business/cilvilian 162 - 174 MHz

vhf high tv broadcast

174 - 216 MHz

inland waterway navigation 216 - 220 MHz

1.25 meter amateur 220 - 225 MHz

military aircraft 225 - 400 MHz

weather balloons/satellite telemetry 400 - 406 MHz

federal government land mobile 406 - 420 MHz

70 Centimeter amateur 420 - 450 MHz

public safety/business/civilian 450 - 470 MHz

large metropollitan public safety 470 - 512 MHz

uhf tv broadcast 470 - 806 MHz

public safety/bussiness 806 - 823 MHz

cellular transmit 824 - 848 MHz

public safety/business 849 - 869 MHz

cellular receive 869 - 893 MHz

aircraft telephone 894 - 896 MHz

business land mobile 896 - 901 MHz

general purpose mobile radio 901 - 902 MHz

33 centimeter amatuer 902 - 928 MHz

public safety/business/paging 928 - 956 MHz

microwave service 956 - 960 MHz

aeronautical radionavigation 960 - 1215 MHz

L band radar 1 - 2 GHz

24 centimeter amatuer 1.215 - 1.3 GHz

department of defense 1.3 - 1.4 GHz

public safety 1.4 - 1.429 GHz

departmnet of defense 1.429 - 1.435 GHz

telementery 1.435 - 1.535 GHz

maritime 1.535 - 1.543 GHz

? 1.543 - 1.605 GHz

radio location 1.605 - 1.8 GHz

? 1.8 - 1.99 GHz

remote tv broadcast 1.99 - 2.11 GHz

common carrier 2.11 - 2.18 GHz

point-to-point fixed 2.18 - 2.2 GHz

department of defense 2.2 - 2.29 GHz

amatuer/microwave ovens/civilian 2.3 - 2.45 GHz

radio location 2.45 - 2.5 GHz

fixed sattelite/point-to-point 2.5 - 2.69 GHz

radio astronomy 2.69 - 2.7 GHz

department of defense 2.7 - 2.9 GHz

maritime radio location 2.9 - 3.3 GHz

amatuer 3.3 - 3.5 GHz

telco earth stations 3.5 - 4.2 GHz

altimiters 4.2 - 4.4 GHz

department of defense 4.4 - 5 GHz

c band radar 4 - 8 GHz

x band radar 8 - 12 GHz

ku band radar 12 - 18 GHz

k band radar 18 - 27 GHz

ka band radar 27 - 40 GHz

amatuer 10 - 300 GHz and all above

[This message has been edited by scannerdude35 (edited 08-30-2003).]

OK, thats good. snfff

But, can you tell me how to program the cells in a Realistic PRO 37 (modified).

I cannot get the drift, and I have read and figured out most everything else--but, I am brain dead on the cells. I've got 200 channels.