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Band plan for amateur radio

Every band with its segments: the bar shows where telegraphy goes, where the special uses are and where the meeting points sit. The power next to it is set by the Amateurfunkverordnung (AFuV, German amateur radio regulations), the segments are an IARU agreement.

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Amateur radio bands in Germany and the maximum power per class under Annex 1 of the AFuV
Band	Frequency range	Class N	Class E	Class A
2200 m	135,7 bis 137,8 kHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 1 W ERP
630 m	472 bis 479 kHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 1 W ERP
160 m	1,81 bis 2 MHz	not permitted	up to 100 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
80 m	3,5 bis 3,8 MHz	not permitted	up to 100 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
60 m	5,3515 bis 5,3665 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 9.14 W ERP
40 m	7 bis 7,2 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 750 W PEP
30 m	10,1 bis 10,15 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 150 W PEP
20 m	14 bis 14,35 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 750 W PEP
17 m	18,068 bis 18,168 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 750 W PEP
15 m	21 bis 21,45 MHz	not permitted	up to 100 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
12 m	24,89 bis 24,99 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 750 W PEP
10 m	28 bis 29,7 MHz	up to 10 W ERP	up to 100 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
6 m	50 bis 52 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	up to 750 W PEP
4 m	70 bis 70,5 MHz	not permitted	not permitted	not permitted
2 m	144 bis 146 MHz	up to 6.1 W ERP	up to 75 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
70 cm	430 bis 440 MHz	up to 6.1 W ERP	up to 75 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
23 cm	1,24 bis 1,3 GHz	not permitted	up to 75 W PEP	up to 750 W PEP
13 cm	2,32 bis 2,45 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
9 cm	3,4 bis 3,475 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
6 cm	5,65 bis 5,85 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
3 cm	10 bis 10,5 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
1.2 cm	24 bis 24,25 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
6 mm	47 bis 47,2 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
4 mm	76 bis 81 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
2.5 mm	122,25 bis 123 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
2 mm	134 bis 141 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP
1 mm	241 bis 250 GHz	not permitted	up to 5 W PEP	up to 75 W PEP

Every band also has its own page, with segments and what each class may do there:

Meeting points and digital mode frequencies

The band plan says where a mode is allowed. This table says where people actually are: the dial frequency you type into the radio to find someone. Given in MHz, upper sideband.

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Additional conditions of use

The numbers after the frequency ranges refer to these conditions. They are summarised here, the text of the regulations is binding.