Quick Frequenz

Amateurfunk Kurzübersicht der wichtigsten Bänder und deren Betriebsarten






    Watt / PEP Watt / PEP Watt / ERP   Betriebsart
Band Frequenz A Lizenz E Lizenz N Lizenz   Frequenz Sendeart
160 mtr. 1.810-1.850 750 100 –   1.810-1.838 CW
  1.850-1.890 750/75 ¹ 100/75 ¹ –   1.838-1.840 Digimode
  1.890-2.000 750/10 ¹ 100/10 ¹ –   1.840-2.000 SSB / LSB
80 mtr. 3.500-3.800 750 100 –   3.500-3.580 CW
            3.580-3.600 Digimode
            3.600-3.800 SSB / LSB






3.760 MHz LSB Notruf
60 mtr. 5.351,5-5.366,5 15 – –   5.351,5-5.354 CW
            5.354-5.366,5 SSB / USB
40 mtr. 7.000-7.200 750 – –   7.000-7.040 CW
            7.040-7.060 Digimode
            7.060-7.200 SSB / LSB






7.110 MHz LSB Notruf
30 mtr. 10.100-10.150 150 – –   10.100-10.130 CW
            10.130-10.150 Digimode
20 mtr. 14.000-14.350 750 – –   14.000-14.070 CW
            14.070-14.099 Digimode
            14.101-14.350 SSB / USB






14.300 MHz USB Notruf
17 mtr. 18.068-18.168 750 – –   18.068-18.095 CW
            18.095-18.109 Digimode
            18.111-18.168 SSB / USB






18.160 MHz USB Notruf
15 mtr. 21.000-21.450 750 100 –   21.000-21.070 CW
            21.070-21.149 Digimode
            21.151-21.450 SSB / USB




 
21.360 MHz USB Notruf
12 mtr. 24.890-24.990 750 – –   24.890-24.915 CW
            24.915-24.929 Digimode
            24.931-24.990 SSB / USB
10 mtr. 28.000-29.700 750 100 10   28.000-28.070 CW
            28.170-28.190 Digimode
            28.225-29.000 SSB / USB
            29.000-29.700 FM
6 mtr. 50.000-50.400 750 100 –   50.000-50.100 CW
  50.400-52.000 25 25 –   50.100-52.000 SSB / FM
2 mtr. 144.000-146.000 750 75 6,1     ALL






145.500 MHz FM Notruf
70 cm 430.00-440.00 750 75 6,1     ALL






433.500 MHz FM Notruf
23 cm 1240-1300 750 75 –     ALL
13 cm 2.320-2.450 GHz 75 5 –     ALL
9 cm 3.40-3.475 GHz 75 5 –     ALL
6 cm 5.65-5.85 GHz
5.83–5.85 GHz		 75 5 –   5.84–5.85 GHz
bevorzugter Bereich
für AREDN







*alle Angaben ohne Gewähr, Watt Angaben in PEP, ** N-Lizenz gültig ab 24.6.2024 Watt in ERP, „-“ bei Watt bedeutet keine Berechtigung zum Senden
1 Wettbewerbsbetrieb nur an Wochenenden, 750 W PEP / Klasse A, 100 W PEP / Klasse E, gültig für Deutschland
Für detaillierte Informationen bitte den Original Frequenzplan der Bundesnetzagentur beachten! – by www.AFU-Base.de Stand: 7/2024
Als Konvention wird in den Amateurfunkbändern LSB auf den 7 MHz und niedrigeren Bändern (mit Ausnahme von 60 Metern) verwendet, während USB auf den 14 MHz und höheren Bändern verwendet wird.

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Band
incl.Link		 kompl.
Freq. Bereich		 Notruf
Frequenz		 CW
Freq. Bereich		 Digital
Freq. Bereich		 Voice
Freq. Bereich		 Voice Art FM
Freq. Bereich		 Baken
Freq. Bereich		 SAT
Freq. Bereich		 Watt
A-Lizenz		 Watt
E-Lizenz		 **Watt
N-Lizenz
160-mtr. 1.810-1.890 1.873 1.810-1.838 1.840–1.843 1.843-1.890 LSB


750 100 –
160-mtr. 1.890–2.000 1.873

1.890-2.000 LSB


10 10 –
80-mtr. 3.500-3.800 3.760 3.500-3.580 3.580-3.600 3.600-3.800 LSB


750 100
60-mtr. 5.351,5-5.366,5
5.3515-5.3665
5.354-5.366,5 USB


15 – –
40-mtr. 7.000-7.200 7.110 7.000-7.040 7.040-7.060 7.060-7.200 LSB


750 –
30-mtr. 10.100-10.150 10.138 10.100-10.130 10.130-10.150




150 – –
20-mtr. 14.000-14.350 14,300 14.000-14.070 14.070-14.099 14.101-14.350 USB
14.099-14.101
750 – –
17-mtr. 18.068-18.168 18.160 18.068-18.095 18.095-18.109 18.111-18.168 USB
18.109-18.111
750 – –
15-mtr. 21.000-21.450 21.360 21.000-21.070 21.070-21.149 21.151-21.450 USB
21.149-21.151
750 100 –
12-mtr. 24.890-24.990
24.890-24.910 24.915-24.929 24.931-24.990 USB
24.929-24.931
750 – –
10-mtr. 28.000-29.700 28.238 28.000-28.070 28.170-28.190 28.225-29.000 USB 29.000-29.700 28.190-28.300 29.300-29.510 750 100 10
6-mtr. 50.000-50.400 51.950 50.000-50.100 50.500-51.000 50.100-52.000 USB 51.410–51.590 50.000-50.080
750 100 –
6-mtr. 50.400-52.000 51.950






25 25 –
4-mtr. 70.150–70.210
70.200-70.200 70.300-70.500 70.250-70.300 USB
70.000-70.050
25 – –
2-mtr. 144.000-146.000 145.500 144.000-144.150 144.800-144.9625 144.500-144.794 ALL 145.2125-145.5625 144.400-144.490 145.800-146.000 750 75 6,1
70-cm 430.000-440.000 433.500 432.000-432.100 432.800-435.000 432.100-432.400 USB 432.800-435.000 432.400-432.490 435.000-438.000 750 75 6,1
23-cm 1240.000-1300.000
1296.000-1296.150 1299.000-1300.000 1291.494-1293.150 ALL 1297.494-1297.981 1296.800-1296.994 1260.000-1270.000 750 75 –
* alle Angaben ohne Gewähr, Watt Angaben in PEP, ** N-Lizenz gültig ab 24.6.2024 – Watt in ERP
„-“ bei Watt bedeutet keine Berechtigung zum Senden – Für detaillierte Informationen bitte den Original Frequenzplan der Bundesnetzagentur beachten! – by www.AFU-Base.de Stand: 7/2024
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Amateurfunk Frequenzen Deutschland
IARU Region 1
FREQUENCY SEGMENT
(kHz)		 MAX
BANDWIDTH
(Hz)		 PREFERRED MODE AND USAGE





135,7 – 137,8 kHz (2,2 Km Band)
135,7 – 137,8 200 CW CW, QRSS and narrow band digital modes





472–479 kHz (630m Band)
472 – 475 200 CW CW (NOTES)
475 – 479 ( # ) Narrow band modes CW, digimodes (NOTES)





1810 – 2000 kHz (160m Band)
1810 – 1838 200 CW
1836 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
1838 – 1840 500 Narrow band modes
1840 – 1843 2700 All modes Digimodes
1843 – 2000 2700 All modes






3,5–3,8 MHz (80m Band)
3500 – 3510 200 CW Priority for inter-continental operation
3510 – 3560 200 CW CW contest preferred 3555 kHz – CW QRS Centre of Activity
3560 – 3570 200 CW
3560 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
3570 – 3580 200 Narrow band modes Digimodes
3580 – 3590 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
3590 – 3600 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
3600 – 3620 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
3600 – 3650 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred 3630 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
3650 – 3700 2700 All modes
3690 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
3700 – 3775 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred 3735 kHz – Image Centre of Activity
3760 kHz – R1 Emergency Centre of Activity
3775 – 3800 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred – Priority for inter-continental operation





5,3 – 5,3 MHz (60m Band)
5351,5 – 5354,0 200
CW, Narrow band modes (NOTES)
5354,0 – 5366,0 2700 All modes USB recommended for voice operation ( ## ) (NOTES)
5366,0 – 5366,5 20 (!)
Weak signal narrow band modes (NOTES)





7,0 – 7,2 Mhz (40m Band)
7000 – 7040 200 CW 7030 kHz – CW, QRP Centre of Activity
7040 – 7047 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
7047 – 7050 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
7050 – 7053 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
7053 – 7060 2700 All modes Digimodes
7060 – 7100 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred 7070 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
7090 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
7100 – 7130 2700 All modes
7110 kHz – Region 1 Emergency Centre
7130 – 7175 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred 7165 kHz – Image Centre of Activity
7175 – 7200 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred – Priority for inter-continental Activity





10,1 – 10,1 Mhz (30m Band)
10100 – 10130 200 CW
10116 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
10130 – 10150 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes





14 – 14,3 Mhz (20m Band)
14000 – 14060 200 CW CW contest preferred 14055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity
14060 – 14070 200 CW
14060 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
14070 – 14089 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
14089 – 14099 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
14099 – 14101
International Beacon Project Beacons exclusively
14101 – 14112 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
14112 – 14125 2700 All modes
14125 -14300 2700 All modes SSB contest preferred 14130 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
14195 ±5 kHz – Priority for DX-peditions
14230 kHz – Image Centre of Activity
14285 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
14300 -14350 2700 All modes
14300 kHz – Global Emergency
Centre of Activity





18 – 18,1 Mhz (17m Band)
18068 – 18095 200 CW
18086 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
18095 – 18105 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
18105 – 18109 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
18109 – 18111
International Beacon Project Beacons exclusively
18111 – 18120 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
18120 -18168 2700 All modes
18130 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
18150 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
18160 kHz – Emergency Centre of Activity





21 – 21,4 Mhz (15m Band)
21000 – 21070 200 CW
21055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity
21060 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity
21070 – 21090 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
21090 – 21110 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
21110 – 21120 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended), (not SSB)
21120 – 21149 500 Narrow band modes
21149 – 21151
International Beacon Project Beacons exclusively
21151 – 21450 2700 All modes
21180 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
21285 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
21340 kHz – Image Centre of Activity
21360 kHz – Global Emergency Centre of Activity





24,8 – 24.9 Mhz (12m Band)
24890 – 24915 200 CW 24906 kHz – CW QRP Centre of Activity
24915 – 24925 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
24925 – 24929 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
24929 – 24931
International Beacon Project Beacons exclusively
24931 – 24940 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
24940 – 24990 2700 All modes
24950 kHz – Centre of Activity SSB QRP
24960 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity





28 – 29,7 Mhz (10m Band)
28000 – 28070 200 CW
28055 kHz – QRS Centre of Activity
28060 kHz – QRP Centre of Activity
28070 – 28120 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes
28120 – 28150 500 Narrow band modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
28150 – 28190 500 Narrow band modes
28190 – 28199
International Beacon Project Regional time shared beacons, exclusively
28199 – 28201
International Beacon Project Worldwide time shared beacons, exclusively
28201 – 28225
International Beacon Project Continuous duty beacons, exclusively
28225 – 28300 2700 All modes Beacons
28300 – 28320 2700 All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
28320 – 29000 2700 All modes
28330 kHz – Digital Voice Centre of Activity
28360 kHz – SSB QRP Centre of Activity
28680 kHz – Image Centre of Activity
29000 – 29100 (unrestricted) All modes
29100 – 29200 (unrestricted) All modes FM simplex – 10 kHz channels
29200 – 29300 (unrestricted) All modes Digimodes, automatically controlled data stations (unattended)
29300 – 29510 (unrestricted) Satellite Links
29510 – 29520
Guard Channel
29520 – 29590 6000 All modes FM Repeater input (RH1- RH8)
29600 6000 All modes FM Calling channel
29610 6000 All modes FM Simplex Repeater (parrot, input + output)
29620 – 29700 6000 All modes FM Repeater output (RH1- RH8)





50 – 54 MHz (6m Band)
50,000 – 50,100 500 Coordinated Beacon Project
Telegraphy		 000 – 010 Region 1, 010-020 Region 2, 020-030 Region 3
50,050 centre of activity 50,090 intercontinental centre of activity
50,100 – 50,200 2700 SSB and Telegraphy 50,100-50,130: intercontental.Centre of activity: 50,110
50,130-50,200: international. Centre of activity: 50,150
50,200 – 50,300 2700 SSB and Telegraphy General use. 50,285: crossband
50,300 – 50,400 2700 Narrow band modes, MGM 50.305 PSK Center of activity
50.310 – 320 EME center of activity
50.320 – 380 MS center of activity
50,400 – 50,500 1000 MGM and Telegraphy Beacons exclusive (50.401 MHz +/- 500Hz WSPR Beacons)
50,500 – 52,000 12 KHz all mode 50,51 SSTV
50.520 – 540 Simplex FM Internet Voice Gateways
50,55 Image working frequency
50,6 RTTY (FSK)
50.620 – 750 Digital communications
50.630 Digital Voice (DV) calling
51.210 – 390 FM/DV Repeater Inputs
51.410 – 590 FM/DV Simplex
51,51 FM calling frequency
50,500 – 50,700 none all mode 50.540 – 580 Simplex FM/DV Internet Voice Gateways
50.600-50.700 Digital communications; including 50.630 DV calling
50,700 – 50,900 12 KHz FM/Digital voice 50.710 – 50.890 FM/DV repeater output channels
50,900 – 51,200 none all mode For wideband digital experiments
51,200 – 51,400 12 KHz FM/Digital voice 51.210 – 390 FM/DV Repeater Input channels
51,400 – 52,000 none all mode 51.410 – 590 FM/DV Simplex
51.510 FM calling frequency
51.810 – 990 FM/DV repeaters output channels For wideband digital experiments
52,000 – 54,000 500 KHz all mode






70 – 70,5 MHz (4m Band)
70,000 – 70,090 1000 MGM and Telegraphy Coordinated beacons
70,090 – 70,100 1000 MGM and Telegraphy Temporary and personal beacons
70.091 Personal WSPR beacons
70,100 – 70,250 2700 SSB, Telegraphy, MGM 70.185 Crossband center of activity
70.200 Centre of activity CW/SSB calling
70.250 Centre of activity MS
70,250 – 70,294 12 KHz AM, FM 70.260 AM/FM calling
70.270 MGM centre of activity
70,294 – 70,500 12 KHz FM Channels 12,5 KHz spacing 70.3125 digital communications
70.3250 digital communications
70.4500 FM calling 70.4875 digital communications





144 – 146 MHz (2m Band)
144,000 – 144,025 2700 all mode sattelite downlink only
144,025 – 144,100 500 Telegraphy 144.050 Telagraphy calling
144.100 Random MS
144,100 – 144,150 500 MGM and Telegraphy 144.110-144-160 CW and MGM EME
144,150 – 144,400 2700 SSB, Telegraphy, MGM 144.195-144.205 Random MS SSB
144.300 SSB Centre of activity
144,400 – 144,490 500 MGM and Telegraphy Beacons exclusive
144,491 – 144,493 500 Personal weak signal MGM
Beacons		 Experimental MGM
144,500 – 144,794 20 KHz All mode 144.500 Image mode centre (SSTV, Fax,…)
144.600 Data Centre of activity (MGM, RTTY,..)
144.750 ATV Talk back
144,794 – 144,9625 12 KHz MGMDigital Communication 144,800 APRS
144,8125 DV internet voice gateway
144.8250
144.8375		 DV internet voice gateway
DV internet voice gateway
144,8500 DV internet voice gateway
144,8625 DV internet voice gateway
144,975 – 145,194 12 KHz FM/Digital Voice Repeater input exclusive
145,194 – 145,206 12 KHz FM/Digital Voice Space Communication
145,206 – 145,5625 12 KHz FM/Digital Voice 145,2375 FM Internet Voice Gateway
145,2875 FM Internet Voice Gateway
145.3375
145.375		 FM Internet Vocie Gatway
digital voice calling
145,500 FM calling
145,575 – 145,7935 12 KHz FM/Digital Voice Repeater output exclusive
145,794 – 145,806 12 KHz FM/Digital Voice Space Communication
145,806 – 146,000 12 KHz All mode Sattelite exclusive





430 – 440 MHz (70 cm Band)
430,000 – 431,975 20 KHz all mode 430.025 – 430.375 FM repeater output (1.6 MHz shift)
430.400 – 430.575 digital communications
430.600 . 430.925 digital communications repeater channels
430.925 – 431.025 multimode channels
431.050 – 431.825 Repeater input channel freqs 7.6 MHz shift
431.625 – 431.975 Repeater input channels (1.6MHz shift)
432,000 – 432,100 500 MGM &Telegraphy 432.050 Telegraphy Centre of activity
432,100 – 432,400 2700 MGM, Telegraphy &SSB 432.200 SSB centre of activity
432.350 Microwave talkback centre of acitivity
432.370 Meteo Scatter centre of activity
432,400 – 432,490 500 MGM &Telegraphy Beacons Exclusive
432,191 – 432,193 500 EMGM Experimental MGM
432,500 – 432,975 12 Khz all mode 432.500 New APRS frequency
432,600-432,9875 REPEATER INPUT REGION 1 STANDARD, 25 kHz spacing,
2 MHz shift(Channel freq 432.600 – 432.975MHz)
433,000 – 433,375 12 KHz FM / Digital Voice repeaters REPEATER INPUT REGION 1 STANDARD, 25 kHz spacing, 1.6 MHz shift
433,400 – 433,575 12 KHz FM / Digital Voice 433.400 SSTV (FM/AFSK)
433.450 Digital Voice calling
433.500 FM calling
433,600 – 434,000 none all mode 433.625 – 433.775 Digital communications channels
434.000 Centre frequency of digital experiments
434,000 – 434,594 12 KHz All mode – ATV 434.450-434.575 Digital communications channels
434,594 – 434,981 12 KHz All mode 434.600-434.9875 Repeater Output (12.5 Khz spacing 1.6 or 2MHz shift)
435,000 – 436,000 none Sattelite service
436,000 – 438,000 none Sattelite service & DATV/data DATV/data centre of activity
438,000 – 440,000 none All mode 438.025 – 438.175 Digital communication channels
438.200 – 438.525 Digital communication repeater channels
438.550 – 438.625 Multi mode
438.650 – 439.425 Repeater output channels (7.6 MHz shift)
439.800 – 439.975 Digital communication link channels





1240 – 1300 MHz (23cm Band)
1240,000 – 1240,500 2700 all modes Reserved for the future
1240,500 – 1240,750 500 MGM & Telegraphy Beacons (reserved for the future)
1240,750 – 1241,000 20 Khz FM/ Digital Voice Reserved for the future



1242.025 – 1242.250 repeater output
1241,000 – 1243,250 20 Khz all modes 1242.275 – 1242.700 repeater output



1242.725 – 1243.250 Digital communications
1243,250 – 1260,000 * (D)ATV 1258.150 – 1259.350 Repeater output
1260,000 – 1270,000 * Sattelite service
1270,000 – 1272,000 20 Khz all modes 1270.025 – 1270.700
1270.725 – 1271.250
1272,000 – 1290,994 * (D)ATV
1290,994 – 1291,481 20 Khz FM/ Digital Voice Repeater Input 25 KHz spacing
1291,494 – 1296,000 * all modes 1293.150 – 1294.350 repeater input R20 – R68
1296,000 – 1296,150 500 MGM & Telegraphy 1296.000 – 1296.025 Moonbounce
1296.138 PSK31 Centre of activity



1296.200 Narrow band centre of activity



1296.400 – 1296.600 linear transponder input



1296.500 fax
1296,150 – 1296,800 2700 MGM, Telegraphy & SSB 1296.600 Narrowband data centre of activity (MGM,RTTY,…)



1296.600 – 1296.700 lineartransponder output



1296.741- 1296.743 experimental MGM (500Hz)



1296.750 – 1296.800 local beacons
1296,800 – 1296,994 500 MGM & Telegraphy Beacons exclusive
1296,994 – 1297,481 20 Khz FM/ Digital Voice Repeater Output 25 KHz spacing



1297.500 SM20



1297.500 centre of FM acitivity
1297,494 – 1297,981 20 Khz FM/ Digital Voice 1297.725 digital voice calling frequency



1297.900 – 1297.975 Simplex FM internet gateways



1297.975 SM39



General mixed analogue or digital use 25 KHz spacing channels
1298,000 – 1299,000 20 Khz all modes 1298.025 RS1



1298.975 RS39
1299,000 – 1299,750 150 Khz all modes Arranged as 5 x150kHz channels for high speed Digital Data (DD) usage:
Centres: 1299.075, 1299.225, 1299.375, 1299.525, 1299.675 MHz
(+/- 75kHz)

1299,750 – 1300,000 20 Khz all modes 8x25kHz channels (available for FM/DV use) :
Centres: 1299.775-1299.975





2300 – 2450 MHz (13cm Band)
2300,000 – 2320,000 20 Khz all modes 2304 – 2306 Narrow band segment in countries where the 2320-2322 segment is
not available



2308 – 2310 Narrow band segment in HB



2320.000-2320.025EME
2320,000 – 2320,800 none all modes 2320.200 SSB centre of activity



2320.750-2320.800 Local Beacons(10W ERP max)
2320,800 – 2321,000
MGM & Telegraphy Beacons exclusive
2321,000 – 2322,000 20 KHz FM / Digital Voice Voice simplex and repeaters



2322.000-2355.000 ATV



2355.000-2365.000 Digital communications
2322,000 – 2400,000 none all modes 2365.000-2370.000 Repeaters



2370.000-2392.000 ATV



2392.000-2400.000 Digital communications
2400,000 – 2450,000
amateu sattelite service 2400 – 2402 Narrow band segment in countries where the
2320-2322 segment is not available
2427.00 – 2443.00 ATV if no satellite uses this segment





3400 – 3475 MHz (9cm Band)
3400,000 – 340,800 500 MGM & Telegraphy 3400.100 EME Centre of activity
3400.750 – 3400.800 Local beacons
3400,800 – 3400,995 500 MGM & Telegraphy Beacons only
3401,000 – 3402,000 2700 all modes
3402,000 – 3410,000 none all modes sattelite downlinks
3410,000 – 3475,000 none all modes





5650 – 5668 MHz (6cm Band)
5650,000 – 5668,000 2700 all modes Amateur Satellite service (uplink)
5668,000 – 5670,000 2700 all modes 5668.200 Narrow band center of activity (a)
Amateur Satellite Service ( up-link)
5670,000 – 5700,000 none MGM
5720,000 – 5760,000 none all modes
5760,000 – 5760,800 2700 all modes 5760.200 Narrow band center of activity
5760.750-5760.800 Local Beacon
5760,800 – 5760,990 none MGM & Telegraphy Beacons only
5761,000 – 5762,000 2700 all modes
5762,000 – 5790,000 none all modes
5790,000 – 5850,000 none all modes Amateur Satellite service (down link)





10,000 – 10,500 GHz (3cm Band)
10000,000 – 10150,000 none MGM
10150,000 – 10250,000 none all modes
10250,000 – 10350,000 none MGM
10350,000 – 10368,000 none all modes
10368,000 – 10368,800 2700 all modes 10.3682 Narrow band center of activity
10368.750-10368.800 Local Beacon
10368,800 – 10368,990

Beacons only
10369,000 – 10370,000 2700 all modes
10370,000 – 10450,000
all modes
10450,000 – 10500,000
all modes 10.450-10.452 Narrow band modes in countries where 10.368-10.370 is not available
AMATEUR SATELLITE SERVICE





24,000 – 24,250 GHz (1,2 cm Band)
24000,000 – 24048,000
all modes 24.025 Wideband centre of activity



24.0482 Narrow band centre of activity
24048,000 – 24048,800 2700 all modes AMATEUR SATELLITE SERVICE NARROW BAND MODES



24048.750-24048.800MHz Local Beacon
24048,800 – 24048,995
all modes Beacons only
24049,000 – 24050,000 2700 all modes Amateur Satellite service
Narrow band modes
24050,000 – 24250,000
all modes





47,000 – 47,200 GHz (6 mm Band)
47,000 – 47,200 GHz
all modes
47,088000 GHz







76,000 – 81,5 GHz (4 mm Band)
76–77,5 GHz


77,5–78 GHz


78–81,5 GHz







122,25–123 GHz (2,5 mm Band)
122,25–123 GHz







134 -141 GHz (2 mm Band)
134–136 GHz


136–141 GHz







241 – 250 GHz (1,2 mm Band)
241–248 GHZ


248–250 GHz


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weltweiter Frequenzplan

Weltkarte für Funkamateure mit den Landeskennern

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Das Poster steht jetzt leider nur noch nach Registrierung zur Verfügung – Quelle:

https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/de/loesungen/test-and-measurement/aerospace-defense/radarmesstechnik-messtechnik-fuer-elektronische-operationsfuehrung/spectrum-allocation-poster-radar_250982.html

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Schön gemachter Frequenzplan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JWUuAQ1xJg

12 Kommentare

  4. WOW!
    Ich habe den Prüfungstermin am 29.04.2024.

    Aufstellung kann ich für die Prüfung nicht gebrauchen, aber bestimmt später beim Betrieb.

    73 de Ingo

  5. Eine sehr schöne Seite mit vielen INFO´s gefällt mir sehr gut .
    Sie ist eine gutgemachte Seite mit vielen Informationen die sehr
    übersichtlich sind. Kompliment .
    vy73 Rolf DF6DF

  7. Hallo Conny,
    zu der Info 60m und USB-Betrieb folgende Quelle:
    YAESU-Handbuch FT991A, Seite 31, rechte Spalte:
    Zitat:
    Als Konvention wird in den Amateurfunkbändern LSB auf dem 7MHz- und niedrigeren Bändern
    (mit Ausnahme von 60m) verwendet, während USB auf den14MHz- und höheren Bändern
    verwendet wird.
    Liebe Grüße aus Kelkheim
    es 73,55
    Jürgen, DG6FAC

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