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Radio frequencies. Permitted VHF frequencies for radio amateurs and their purpose VHF frequencies

Often in the characteristics of radio stations it is indicated as operating ranges VHF And UHF Let's look at what it is and what the difference is between them.

These abbreviations indicate the two most common VHF communication bands.
The VHF range corresponds to the section from 136 to 174 MHz
The UHF range corresponds to the section from 400 to 512 MHz

In everyday life, radio amateurs also call these ranges "deuce" (VHF) And "seventy" (UHF), such names are given to these bands in accordance with the wavelength, which for VHF is approximately 2 meters and for UHF approximately 70 centimeters.

VHF- a range in which there are areas reserved for many government agencies, space communications and radio amateurs.

The main advantage of this range compared to UHF is the long communication range, especially outside the city. Radios of this range work perfectly both in rural areas, in the forest, and in multi-storey buildings. The disadvantages of working in this frequency range include the absence of license-free areas, a relatively small area allocated for radio amateurs - from 144 to 146 MHz on a primary basis.

Due to the fact that these are quite low frequencies, effective antennas for this range are larger than for UHF, and in the case of walkie-talkies this is a significant problem limiting the use of VHF when working with portable radios. And of course, you can’t work on it without having an amateur radio category!

Below is a table with the frequency grid of frequencies allocated for amateur radio communications. According to the decision of the SCRF dated July 22, 2014 No. 14-26-04, the range from 144 to 146 MHz is allocated to the amateur radio service on a primary basis. Radio amateurs of the 4th category have the right to operate on these frequencies with a power of no more than 5 W, 2nd and 3rd at 10 W, and 1st category at 50 W (for EME and MC communications of the first category it is allowed to use up to 500 W ). Frequencies from 145.206 MHz to 145.594 MHz are allocated for voice communication with frequency modulation.

Frequency range (MHz)Bandwidth (kHz)
144,000-144,110 0.5 kHzOnly telegraphy. Mainly EME telegraphy. Telegraph calling frequency is 144.05 MHz. The frequency for MC communication without prior agreement is 144.100 MHz. Frequency band 144.0025 MHz - 144.025 MHz - primarily for space communications (space-to-Earth).
144,110-144,150 0.5 kHzNarrowband species. Predominantly digital narrowband EME modes. Center of activity PSK31 - 144,138).
144,150-144,165 2.7 kHzTelegraphy, OBP, digital modes. Predominantly digital forms of EME.
144,165-144,180 2.7 kHzTelegraphy, OBP, digital modes. Mostly digital types. The calling frequency of digital modes is 144.170 MHz.
144,180-144,360 2.7 kHzTelegraphy and OBP. The calling frequency of the OBP is 144.300 MHz. frequency band for MC OBP communications without prior agreement is 144.195-144.205 MHz.
144,360-144,399 2.7 kHzTelegraphy, OBP, digital modes. The frequency for FSK441 communications without prior agreement is 144.370 MHz.
144,400-144,491 0.5 kHzNarrowband views are only lighthouses.
144,500-144,794 20 kHzAll types. Calling frequencies: STV - 144.500 MHz; teletype - 144.600 MHz; fax - 144.700 MHz; ATV - 144.525 and 144.750 MHz). Recommended frequency bands for linear transpoders: 144.630-144.600 MHz - transmission, 144.660-144.690 MHz - reception).
144,794-144,990 12 kHzTelegraphy, digital modes, digital voice communications, digital automatic stations. The center of activity for APRS is 144.800 MHz. Recommended frequencies of digital automatic stations for digital voice communication: 144.8125, 144.8250, 144.8375, 144.8500, 144.8625 MHz.
144,990-145,194 12 kHzFM, digital voice communication - only for repeaters, reception. Frequency ratings 145,000-145,175 MHz, step 12.5 kHz.
145,194-145,206 12 kHz
145,206-145,594 12 kHzTelegraphy, FM, digital voice communications, digital automatic FM stations (“Echolink”). Calling frequencies: FM - 145.500 MHz, digital voice communication - 145.375 MHz. The center of activity for amateur radio emergency service stations is 145.450 MHz.
145,594-145,7935 12 kHzFM, digital voice communication - only for repeaters, transmission. Frequency ratings 145.600-145.775 MHz, step 12.5 kHz.
145,794-145,806 12 kHzTelegraphy, FM, digital voice communications. Mainly for space communications.
145,806-146,000 12 kHzAll types are for space communications only.

UHF- is considered a range “for the city” and allows you to get reliable communication in multi-storey buildings. Optimally suited for organizing communications over relatively short distances, thanks to the high frequency, the antennas of portable radios in this range have compact sizes without sacrificing efficiency. But at the same time, this range is not sufficiently suitable for open spaces and forests due to greater attenuation in the forest and poor ability to bend around the terrain compared to VHF.

According to the decision of the SCRF dated July 22, 2014 No. 14-26-04, the range from 430 to 440 MHz is allocated to the amateur radio service on a secondary basis. Radio amateurs of the 4th category have the right to operate on these frequencies with a power of no more than 5 W, 1st, 2nd and 3rd no more than 10 W (at frequencies from 433 MHz to 440 MHz), also radio amateurs with the 1st category RF allowed to operate at 500 W in a limited range (for EME and MC communications). At frequencies of 430,000-433,000 MHz you can only operate with a power of no more than 5 W for all categories without exception.

As can be seen from the frequency table below, there is much more free space on UHF allocated for amateur communications than on VHF, which also indirectly affects the predominant use of this range in large cities.

Frequency range (MHz)Bandwidth (kHz)Types of modulation and purpose (MHz)
430,000-432,000 20 All types
432,000-432,025 0.5 Only telegraphy and PSK31. Mainly EME. (When conducting EME communications for the first category, the permitted power is 500 W)
432,025-432,100 0.5 Narrowband species. Activity centers: telegraphy - 432.050 MHz, PSK31 - 432.088 MHz. (When conducting EME communications for category 1, the permitted power is up to 500 W
432,100-432,400 2.7 Telegraphy, OBP, digital modes. The center of activity of the OBP is 432.200 MHz. The frequency for FSK41 communications without prior agreement is 432.370 MHz. The frequency for planning communications in the microwave and EHF ranges is 432.350 MHz. (When conducting EME communications for category 1, the permitted power is up to 500 W)
432,400-432,500 0.5 Telegraphy and digital modes are only beacons.
432,500-433,000 12 All types. Activity centers: APRS - 432.500 MHz, teletype - 432.600 MHz, fax - 432.700 MHz.
433,000-433,400 12 FM, digital voice communication - only for repeaters, reception. Frequency ratings 433.025-433.375 MHz, step 25 kHz.
433,400-433,575 12 FM, digital voice communication. The center of activity of STV is 433.400 MHz. Calling frequencies: digital voice communication - 433.450 MHz, FM - 433.500 MHz. Amateur Radio Emergency Service Activity Center - 433.450 MHz. Recommended channels for simplex communication 433.400-433.575 MHz, 12 kHz step
433,600-434,000 20 All types, digital automatic stations. Activity centers: teletype - 433.600 MHz, fax - 433.700 MHz. Recommended channels for digital voice communications 433.625-433.775 MHz, 25 kHz step
434,000-434,025 0.5 Only telegraphy and PSK31. Mainly EME. (When conducting EME communications for category 1, the permitted power is 500 W
434,025-434,100 0.5 Narrowband species. Activity centers: telegraphy - 434.050 MHz, PSK31 - 434.088 MHz.
434,100-434,600 12 All types, ATV.
434,600-435,000 12 FM, digital voice communication only repeaters, transmission. Frequency ratings 434.625-434.975 MHz, step 25 kHz.
435,000-438,000 20 All types, ATV. Mainly space communications.
438,000-440,000 20 All types, ATV, digital automatic stations. Recommended channels for digital automatic stations are 439.800-439.975 MHz, 25 kHz step. Recommended channels for digital voice communications are 438.025-438.175 MHz, 25 kHz step. Recommended frequency bands for experiments with new types of communications are 438.550-438.625 MHz.

Also, do not forget that in the UHF frequency range there are two license-free bands

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Dual band radios

A dual-band radio station requires permission to use and registration. Used by radio amateurs, departmental and security services. The devices are easy to use. Programming options: manual or via PC.

Universal dual-band radios are used in open spaces and in urban environments. At the same time, the efficiency of the devices increases in the absence of interference in the form of trees, hills, and multi-story buildings.

Dual-band radio: characteristics

  • power: 5-50 W;
  • range of action: up to 20 km;
  • operating frequencies: 136-174 and 400-470 MHz;
  • operating temperatures: from -25° to +60°.

Frequency channels and operating modes of radio stations.

The vast majority of modern radio stations operate in simplex or half duplex mode. In this case, reception and transmission at the same time are impossible. The transmission is switched on by pressing the PTT switch. When you release the PTT switch, the station switches to receive mode. Transmission and reception frequencies form a frequency channel and in general can be different.

If the transmitting and receiving frequencies coincide, then the channel is called simplex. If the transmitting and receiving frequencies are different, then the channel is duplex, and the operating mode of the radio station is half-duplex. In mode full duplex(that is, when transmission and reception are carried out simultaneously and the PTT does not need to be pressed) only full-duplex radio stations, which are not widely used due to their high cost, can operate on a duplex channel.

The radio can be programmed with parameters for various channels. Depending on the radio model, the number of channels can vary from 1 to 100 or more.

Types of equipment.

The radio stations that are part of the land mobile radio communication system can be divided into groups according to the following categories:

Terms of Use.

Professional radios (MOTOROLA, VERTEX):
As a rule, they meet the requirements of the military standard for shock resistance, vibration, and dust and water resistance. They have a minimum of controls; the parameters are strictly programmed and cannot be changed by the user. Designed for long service life in harsh environments.

Commercial and amateur radio stations (YAESU, ALNICO):
They have a "friendly" design. Not designed to work in extreme conditions. Parameters can be set by the user.

Amateur radio stations have an expanded set of user functions.

It should be noted that some models occupy an intermediate position and cannot be unambiguously assigned to a specific class.

Installation location.
Portable (wearable) radios: Output power 0.5-6 W, battery capacity 600-155 mAh. Typical delivery set: transceiver (station itself), antenna, battery,.

Charger
Car radios:

Output power 10-60 W, powered from on-board network (13.8 V). Typical delivery kit: transceiver (station itself), installation kit, power cable, car microphone with mount. The car antenna, in most cases, is supplied separately.
Stationary radio stations: As a rule, car stations have the possibility of permanent installation. Additional equipment: power supply from 220 V mains,

Professional, commercial and amateur stations, as a rule, do not differ in basic radio technical parameters (frequency ranges, output power, sensitivity).

The choice of one type of equipment or another is determined by the operating conditions and the required set of functions.

The choice of radio network type is determined by the available frequency resource, the number of users and the specifics of their work. In traditional radio dispatch systems, each group is assigned a dedicated frequency channel.

This method of organizing radio communications turns out to be quite effective in cases where the total number of system subscribers is small and the required radio coverage area is limited.

The main advantage of the radio communication system is its simplicity and low cost. Disadvantages include inefficient use of the frequency spectrum and a small set of service functions. Dispatcher radio networks are most often used to organize technological or service radio communications.

Simplex radio networks.

In the simplest case, a radio network is a group of radio stations operating on the same frequency (on one simplex channel) Fig. 2. All radio station users hear each other and call the required subscriber by voice. With this method of organizing communication, the number of radio stations is usually small (2-20).

The radio network can use portable, car and stationary radios. They are all equal. Of course, the communication range between automobile (stationary) stations is higher. Groups of subscribers in a simplex radio network. or Quite often in a radio communication system it is necessary to divide subscribers into groups. The simplest solution to this problem is to allocate each group its own frequency, which in most cases is impossible due to limited frequency resources. The most acceptable solution is to divide the groups according to tonal

digital pilot signals

(Fig. 3).

Radio bands and frequencies In this article we will briefly look at what frequencies are allocated for radio communications and what radio stations and what range should be considered when choosing equipment in a given case. The article is presented in free form, using simplifications in some concepts and details. Does not claim encyclopedic accuracy, but will give a general idea of ​​the frequencies used in Russia and the radio communication equipment used. Let's consider radio frequency ranges.

Shortwave range - 1-30 MHz

HF radio It is used primarily by the military, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the navy, forestry and environmental organizations for professional communications over long distances - from 150 to 8000 km.

The main disadvantages of the HF range are low noise immunity and the need to use large antennas up to several tens of meters long. Pros: absolute autonomy, long communication range and low cost compared to satellite communications.

Main equipment used: Icom IC-78, IC-M802., Vertex VX-1700, VX-1400, VX-1200/1210., Kenwood TK-90, Cordon P-12, Q-Mac HF 90M, Barrett PRC-2090 , PRC-2091, Karat, Angara.

Also, within the range of 1-30 MHz, there are 9 frequency sections allocated for communication to radio amateurs. The main HF amateur radio equipment used is transceivers from Kenwood, Icom, Yaesu, and Elecraft. If for professional stable radio communication the range is usually limited to 8000 km, then radio amateurs often conduct transcontinental radio communication sessions with their colleagues located on the other side of the globe.

Currently, the market for software-based radio - SDR equipment - is gaining momentum. Software-based radio is beginning to be widely used in amateur radio, military, and commercial applications. To date, Harris and Alcatel Lucent have already implemented several successful projects that use equipment based on SDR technology and cognitive radio (a radio system capable of receiving information about the characteristics of its own operation and adjusting its operating parameters based on this data). In the future, SDR technology has every chance of becoming a new standard in the telecommunications market.

Civil band - 27 MHz

Conventionally called the “27 MHz band”. Frequency range 25.6-30.1 MHz (officially permitted section - 26.965-27.860 MHz). Another name is CB range from the English abbreviation CB - Citizen Band.

Range of truckers on walkie-talkie This is the 15th channel, with a frequency of 27.135 MHz, in amplitude modulation (AM) mode. The channel is actively used by truckers for communication on the highways. In big cities, CB radios 27 MHz, used by motorists to exchange information about traffic conditions. In different cities, different channels are used for urban communication. For example, in Krasnoyarsk it is channel 40, with a frequency of 27.405 MHz, in Kemerovo it is channel 27, with a frequency of 27.275 MHz. Frequency modulation (FM) is used at the frequencies of city auto channels.

Also, radio stations in this range are used by small taxi companies and cargo carriers, rapid response teams of security companies and utility services. Despite the affordability of the equipment, and the fact that, according to Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated October 13, 2011 No. 837, 27 MHz radios are not subject to registration, it is necessary to take into account the fact that civil band subject to high atmospheric and industrial interference and use walkie-talkiesCB band for commercial purposes it is not suitable for enterprises where high-quality radio communications are needed. CB radios portable, due to their small radius of action and relatively large dimensions, they are not particularly widespread and are used mainly during loading and unloading operations or at truck stops.

Most of the CB radio stations available in Russia are presented in our online store.

Buy CB radios which you can in our online store are presented in separate catalog .

Low-Band range - 33-57.5 MHz

This is the lower part of the VHF mobile radio range.

Due to the large influence of industrial interference in cities and interference from TV broadcast transmitters, this range is used mainly in rural areas. The main users, since the times of the USSR, are ambulance stations and agricultural enterprises. Today, most of the world's manufacturers have stopped producing radio stations for these frequencies. Equipment for the Low-Band range is currently offered by domestic manufacturers - the companies Granit and Webr. In warehouses you can still find radio stations from famous brands: Motorola GP340, GM360., Vertex Standard VX-3000L. The only available foreign manufacturer of equipment in the 33-57.5 MHz range remains Alinco, Inc. The company offers the DJ-V17L wearable radio and the DR-135LH and DR-M06R car (base) radios.

Aviation band - 118-137 MHz

Aircraft communicate with each other and with ground services in this frequency range. Unlike most other types of VHF communications, amplitude modulation is used. Popular airborne equipment –

wearable aviation radios:

156.8375-174 MHz - mobile and fixed terrestrial communications.

In accordance with the Basic Law “On Communications” dated July 7, 2003 No. 126-FZ, in order to organize radio communications in this range, it is necessary to obtain permission from the Federal State Unitary Enterprise “GRChTs”. If it is necessary to obtain frequencies, we can provide consulting and support in obtaining permits.

High noise immunity and good signal transmission have made the 136-174 MHz range the most popular among users and equipment manufacturers. Our store offers most popular models of VHF radios and antennas. Walkie-TalkieVHF band in our store are presented in separate catalog .

River band - 300 MHz

Used for communications on inland waterways.

Operating frequencies of walkie-talkies are in the range 300.0125-300.5125 MHz and 336.0125-336.5125 MHz.

River band radio comes with pre-installed channels dedicated to communication with ships and coastal services for various purposes.

Channel radio frequencies– their numbers and purpose are established by the “Instructions for the organization of ship radio communications in the basin (region)”, approved by the River Fleet Service of the Ministry of Transport Russian Federation and agreed with local authorities of the State Supervision of Radio Communications. So, the main channels are:

Channel 2 (300.05 MHz) - for communication between ships;

Channel 3 (300.1 MHz) - for communication with gateway dispatchers;

Channel 4 (300.15 MHz) - for communication with other river fleet services;

Channel 5 (300.2 MHz) - for calling ships, coordinating the order of passing and overtaking when maneuvering and transmitting distress signals.

Channels 25 and 43 (336.2 MHz and 300.125 MHz) are generally accepted for communication between yachts.

All radio stations installed on ships and on inland waterways must have an Approval from the River Register of Russia (RRR) and a Certificate from the Ministry of Communications, regardless of their affiliation and whether these radio stations are the main or additional equipment.

According to the frequency allocation approved by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), frequencies in the range 156-162 MHz are used throughout the world for communications between ships (river and sea). The river band of 300 MHz is used only in Russia and the choice of equipment offered for this range is small. Popular river radio stations: Radioma-300, Vertex Standard VX-451/VX-454, Vega VG-304, Argut A-36.

VHF range - 400-470 MHz

In foreign sources, the range is designated as UHF, the name of which is derived from the capital letters Ultra High Frequency.

The propagation features of UHF frequencies make it possible to recommend this range for use in dense urban areas and in the mountains. In forest conditions, radio stations at 400 MHz are inferior to radio stations in the 136-174 MHz range.

The frequency bands are allocated for professional use, for radio amateurs and for license-free use by everyone.

Walkie-talkie frequencies, the operation of which, in accordance with the Basic Law “On Communications” dated July 7, 2003 No. 126-FZ, is possible only with permits:

420-430 MHz - mobile and fixed terrestrial communications;

430-440 MHz - amateur radio band;

440-470 MHz - mobile and fixed terrestrial communications.

If it is necessary to obtain frequency ratings, we can provide consulting and support in obtaining permits.

Areas of the range that, according to Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation of December 31, 2004 No. 896, do not require permits - permitted range of radios(license-free frequencies):

433.075-434.775 MHz – LPD (“Low Power Device”) range. Standard mesh frequencies from 69 nominal values, with a step of 25 kHz;

446.00625-446.09375 – PMR (Private Mobile Radio) band. Standard frequency grid of 8 channels, with a step between channels of 12.5 kHz (for precise tuning, the radio must be able to adjust the step of 6.25 kHz).

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Radio amateurs in Russia, regardless of the category of their radio station, along with the HF bands, are allowed to work in the ultra-short wave (VHF) bands.

The transmitter power of radio stations of the 4th category when operating in the VHF range should not exceed 5 watts, for radio stations of the 3rd and 2nd categories - 10 watts, for radio stations of the 1st category - 50 watts in the range 144-146 MHz and 10 watts in VHF bands above 433 MHz. The transmitter power of amateur radio stations operating in the frequency band 430-433 MHz should not exceed 5 W. At the same time, the operation of amateur radio stations in the frequency band 430-433 MHz in a zone with a radius of 350 km. from the center of Moscow is prohibited.

To conduct experimental radio communications using the Moon as a passive repeater (EME), as well as using the reflection of radio signals from meteor trails (MS), Russian radio amateurs with the 1st qualification category are allowed to use transmitter power up to 500 watts.

VHF frequency plan for amateur radio stations in Russia

Frequency bands, MHz Types of radiation
1 cat 2.3 cat 4 cat
144 MHz band (2 m)
144,035-144,110 0,5 CW (calling frequency 144.050 MHz) 50 10 5
144,110-144,150 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes; for PSK31 calling frequency 144.138 MHz) 50 10 5
144,165-144,180 3,0 DIGIMODE (all modes), CW 50 10 5
144,180-144,360 3,0 SSB (calling frequencies: 144.200 MHz and 144.300 MHz), CW 50 10 5
144,360-144,400 3,0 DIGIMODE (all modes), CW, SSB 50 10 5
144,400-144,490 0,5 Beacons only (CW and DIGIMODE) 50 10 5
144,500-144,794 25,0 DIGIMODE (all types; calling frequencies: SSTV - 144.500 MHz, RTTY - 144.600 MHz, FAX - 144.700 MHz, ATV - 144.525 and 144.750 MHz), (duplex: 144.630-144.660 MHz transmission, 144.660-144 ,690 MHz reception), ADS 50 10 5
144,794-144,990 12,0 DIGIMODE (APRS - 144.800 MHz) 50 10 5
144,990-145,194 12,0 FM, repeater only, reception, 12.5 kHz step 50 10 5
145,194-145,206 12,0 FM, space communications 50 10 5
145,206-145,594 12,0 FM (calling frequency 145.500 MHz); repeaters of previously recorded messages, 12.5 kHz step 50 10 5
145,594-145,7935 12,0 FM, repeater only, transmission, 12.5 kHz step 50 10 5
145,7935-145,806 12,0 FM (for satellite operation only) 50 10 5
145,806-146,000 12,0 All types (only for work via satellites 50 10 5
430 MHz band (70 cm)
430,000-432,000 20,0 All types 5 5 5
432,025-432,100 0,5 CW (calling frequency 432.050 MHz), DIGIMODE (narrowband modes, calling frequency 432.088 MHz) 5 5 5
432,100-432,400 2,7 CW, SSB (calling frequency 432.200 MHz), DIGIMODE 5 5 5
432,400-432,500 0,5 Beacons only (CW and DIGIMODE) 5 5 5
432,500-433,000 12,0 All types (calling frequencies: APRS -432.500 MHz, RTTY - 432.500 MHz, FAX -432.700 MHz) 5 5 5
433,000-433,400 12,0 10 10 5
433,400-433,600 12,0 FM (calling frequency 433.500 MHz); SSTV (calling frequency 433.400 MHz) 10 10 5
433,600-434,000 25,0 All types (calling frequencies: RTTY -433.600 MHz, FAX - 433.700 MHz, 433.800 MHz only for ARS), ADS 10 10 5
434,025-434,100 0,5 10 10 5
434,100-434,600 12,0 All types 10 10 5
434,600-435,000 12,0 FM, repeater only, transmission, 25 kHz step 10 10 5
435,000-440,000 20,0 All modes, via satellites only 435-438 MHz 10 10 5
1296 MHz band (23 cm)
1260,000-1270,000 20,0 All types, work via satellite (Earth-space) 10 10 5
1270,000-1290,994 20,0 All types 10 10 5
1290,994-1291,481 12,0 FM, repeater only, reception, 25 kHz step 10 10 5
1291,481-1296,000 150,0 All types 10 10 5
1296,025-1296,150 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 10 10 5
1296,150-1296,800 2,7 All modes (CW - 1296.200 MHz, FKS441 -1296.370 MHz, SSTV - 1296.500 MHz, RTTY -1296.600 MHz, FAX - 1296.700 MHz) 10 10 5
1296,800-1296,994 0,5 Beacons only (CW and DIGIMODE) 10 10 5
1296,994-1297,490 12,0 FM, repeater only, transmission, 25 kHz step 10 10 5
1297,490-1298,000 12,0 FM, 25 kHz step, calling frequency 1297.500 MHz 10 10 5
1298,000-1300,000 150,0 All types 10 10 5
Range 2400 - 2450 MHz
2400-2427 150 10 10 5
2427-2443 10000 All types (work via satellite), ATV 10 10 5
2443-2450 150 All types (work via satellite) 10 10 5
Range 5650 - 5850 MHz
5650-5670 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes, Earth-to-space), calling frequency 5668.2 MHz 10 10 5
5725-5760 150 DIGIMODE (all types) 10 10 5
5762-5790 150 DIGIMODE (all types) 10 10 5
5790-5850 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (all types; satellite connection, space - Earth) 10 10 5
Range 10000 - 10500 MHz
10000-10150 150 DIGIMODE (all modes), CW 10 10 5
10150-10250 10000 All types 10 10 5
10250-10350 150 DIGIMODE (all modes), CW 10 10 5
10350-10368 150 All types 10 10 5
10368-10370 0,5 CW,DIGIMODE (narrowband modes), calling frequency 10368.2 MHz 10 10 5
10370-10450 10000 All types 10 10 5
10450-10500 20 All types (satellite communications) 10 10 5
Range 24000 - 24250 MHz
24000-24048 6000 All types (satellite communications) 10 10 5
24048-24050 0,5 DIGIMODE (narrowband modes, satellite communications) 10 10 5
24050-24250 10000 All types (calling frequency 24125 MHz) 10 10 5
Range 47000 - 47200 MHz
47002-47088 6000 All types 10 10 5
47090-47200 10000 All types 10 10 5
Range 76000 - 78000 MHz
76000-77500 10000 All types 10 10 5
77501-78000 10000 All types 10 10 5
Range 122250 - 123000 MHz
122251-123000 10000 All types 10 10 5
Range 134000 - 141000 MHz
134001-136000 10000 All types 10 10 5
136000-141000 10000 All types 10 10 5
Range 241000 - 250000 MHz
241000-248000 10000 All types 10 10 5
248001-250000 10000 All types 10 10 5

2. Transmissions from amateur stations using repeaters on the VHF bands have priority over other transmissions from amateur stations. Amateur station operators must not interfere with such transmissions.

3. To use repeaters of previously recorded messages, obtaining permission to use radio frequencies or radio frequency channels is not required. The frequency of reception and transmission must be the same. It is recommended to limit such use of RES. The operation of repeaters of previously recorded messages on the frequencies 145.45 and 145.5 MHz is prohibited.

Allocation of frequency bands for experimental radio communications using the Moon as a passive repeater (EME) for amateur radio stations in Russia

Frequency bands, MHz Max. signal bandwidth at -6 dB, kHz Types of radiation and uses (in order of priority) Power depending on category, W
1 cat 2.3 cat 4 cat
144 MHz band (2 m)
144,035-144,110 0,5 CW (calls without prior arrangement - 144.100 MHz) 500 10 5
144,110-144,150 0,5 DIGIMODE (narrowband modes; for JT65: 144.120-144.150 MHz), CW 500 10 5
144,150-144,165 3,0 SSB, CW 500 10 5
430 MHz band (70 cm)
432,000-432,025 0,5 CW 500 5 5
432,025-432,100 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 5 5
432,100-432,400 2,7 CW, SSB, DIGIMODE 500 5 5
434,000-434,025 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
1296 MHz band (23 cm)
1296,000-1296,150 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
Other VHF bands
2320,000-2320,150 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
5760 - 5762 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
10368 - 10370 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
24048 - 24050 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
47000 - 47002 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
47088 - 47090 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
77500 - 77501 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
122250 - 122251 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
134000 - 134001 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5
248000 - 248001 0,5 CW, DIGIMODE (narrowband modes) 500 10 5

Allocation of frequency bands for experimental radio communications using the reflection of radio signals from meteor trails (MS) for amateur radio stations in Russia