United Kingdom Frequency Allocation Table
Ofcom have made available for free download the UK Frequency Allocation Table 2013
The UK FAT details the uses to which various frequency bands are put in the UK and which bodies are responsible for planning and managing them, including making frequency assignments to individual users or installations at particular locations.
It also shows the internationally agreed spectrum allocations of the International Telecommunication Union
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binari ... T_2013.pdf
United Kingdom Frequency Allocation Table
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dcwuk
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United Kingdom Frequency Allocation Table
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I'm commenting on an internet forum, why should your facts sway my opinion?
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Re: United Kingdom Frequency Allocation Table
Nothing much of any surprise in there. (Only checked 25MHz to 960MHz in detail)
Lots of VHF/UHF bands still assigned to "Emergency Services" despite apparently having been unused for years, if not decades. At least the 174 band seems to have shrunk to just 12.5kHz, presumably just one freq at 173.99375. But where?
Nice to see some of the notes written out in full though.
Lots of VHF/UHF bands still assigned to "Emergency Services" despite apparently having been unused for years, if not decades. At least the 174 band seems to have shrunk to just 12.5kHz, presumably just one freq at 173.99375. But where?
Nice to see some of the notes written out in full though.
KEY : = channel/stud | ~ = CTCSS/DCS | ^ = transmitter site | ¯ = overhead | * = trunked