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Band plan cheat sheet
All bands for your class on one A4 page or as an A5 card, to keep next to the radio: band edges and power under the AFuV, the segments, FT8 and FT4, how close to the edge you may go on SSB, and where emergency traffic stays clear.
Band plan class A
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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630 m 472–479 kHzNote 11 W ERP
160 m 1,810–2,000Notes 3, 10, 12, 15≤ 750 W PEP
Power 1.810-1.850 750 W PEP · 1.850-1.890 75 W PEP · 1.890-2.000 10 W PEP
CW1,810–1,838Digi1,838–1,840All1,840–1,843SSB1,843–2,000
FT8 1,840 · LSB from 1,843
JA listen 1.800-1.810 RX only · 1.810-1.825 CW · 1.825-1.875 · 1.9075-1.9125 CW · Split
80 m 3,500–3,800Note 3750 W PEP
CW3,500–3,570Digi3,570–3,600All3,600–3,620SSB3,620–3,800
FT8 3,573 · FT4 3,575 · LSB from 3,603
Emergency comms 3,643 · 3,760
60 m 5,3515–5,3665Note 39.14 W ERP
Digi5,3515–5,354All5,354–5,366Digi5,366–5,3665
FT8 5,357 · USB up to 5,363
40 m 7,000–7,200Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW7,000–7,040Digi7,040–7,053All7,053–7,060SSB7,060–7,200
FT8 7,074 · FT4 7,0475 · LSB from 7,053
Emergency comms 7,110
30 m 10,100–10,150Notes 1, 10, 12150 W PEP
CW10,100–10,130Digi10,130–10,150
FT8 10,136 · FT4 10,140
20 m 14,000–14,350Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW14,000–14,070Digi14,070–14,099Bcn14,099–14,101Digi14,101–14,112SSB14,112–14,350
FT8 14,074 · FT4 14,080 · USB up to 14,347
Emergency comms 14,300
17 m 18,068–18,168Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW18,068–18,095Digi18,095–18,109Bcn18,109–18,111Digi18,111–18,120SSB18,120–18,168
FT8 18,100 · FT4 18,104 · USB up to 18,165
Emergency comms 18,160
15 m 21,000–21,450Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW21,000–21,070Digi21,070–21,149Bcn21,149–21,151SSB21,151–21,450
FT8 21,074 · FT4 21,140 · USB up to 21,447
Emergency comms 21,360
12 m 24,890–24,990Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW24,890–24,915Digi24,915–24,929Bcn24,929–24,931Digi24,931–24,940SSB24,940–24,990
FT8 24,915 · FT4 24,919 · USB up to 24,987
10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 13750 W PEP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
6 m 50,000–52,000Notes 5, 16≤ 750 W PEP
Power 50.000-50.400 750 W PEP · 50.400-52.000 25 W PEP
CW50,000–50,100SSB50,100–50,300Digi50,300–50,400Bcn50,400–50,500All50,500–50,700Rpt50,700–50,900All50,900–51,200Rpt51,200–51,400FM51,400–51,600All51,600–51,800Rpt51,800–52,000
FT8 50,313 · FT4 50,318 · CW calling, intercontinental 50,090 · DX calling, intercontinental 50,110 · SSB calling 50,150 · DV calling 50,630 · FM calling 51,510
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 13750 W PEP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 13750 W PEP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
23 cm 1240–1300Notes 8, 11, 13, 17750 W PEP
All1240–1240,5Bcn1240,5–1240,75FM1240,75–1241Digi1241–1243,25Sat1260–1270Digi1270–1272Rpt1290,994–1291,494All1291,494–1296Digi1296–1296,15SSB1296,15–1296,8Bcn1296,8–1296,994Rpt1296,994–1297,494FM1297,494–1298All1298–1299Digi1299–1299,75FM1299,75–1300
SSB calling 1296,2 · FM calling 1297,5 · DV calling 1297,725
13 cm 2320–2450Notes 9, 13, 1775 W PEP
All2320–2450
SSB calling 2322
Microwave
| Band | Range | Power |
|---|---|---|
| 9 cm | 3,4 bis 3,475 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 6 cm | 5,65 bis 5,85 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 3 cm | 10 bis 10,5 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 1.2 cm | 24 bis 24,25 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 6 mm | 47 bis 47,2 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 4 mm | 76 bis 81 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 2.5 mm | 122,25 bis 123 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 2 mm | 134 bis 141 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 1 mm | 241 bis 250 GHz | 75 W PEP |
Keep clear
Emergency 3.643 · 3.760 · 7.110 · 14.300 · 18.160 · 21.360 · 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 14.100 · 18.110 · 21.150 · 24.930 · 28.190-28.225 · 50.400-50.500 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 · 1240.5-1240.75 · 1296.8-1296.994 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points; JA ranges after ARRL (2020). Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
Band plan class E
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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160 m 1,810–2,000Notes 3, 10, 12, 15≤ 100 W PEP
Power 1.810-1.850 100 W PEP · 1.850-1.890 75 W PEP · 1.890-2.000 10 W PEP
CW1,810–1,838Digi1,838–1,840All1,840–1,843SSB1,843–2,000
FT8 1,840 · LSB from 1,843
JA listen 1.800-1.810 RX only · 1.810-1.825 CW · 1.825-1.875 · 1.9075-1.9125 CW · Split
80 m 3,500–3,800Note 3100 W PEP
CW3,500–3,570Digi3,570–3,600All3,600–3,620SSB3,620–3,800
FT8 3,573 · FT4 3,575 · LSB from 3,603
Emergency comms 3,643 · 3,760
15 m 21,000–21,450Notes 3, 13100 W PEP
CW21,000–21,070Digi21,070–21,149Bcn21,149–21,151SSB21,151–21,450
FT8 21,074 · FT4 21,140 · USB up to 21,447
Emergency comms 21,360
10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 13100 W PEP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 1375 W PEP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 1375 W PEP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
23 cm 1240–1300Notes 8, 11, 13, 1775 W PEP
All1240–1240,5Bcn1240,5–1240,75FM1240,75–1241Digi1241–1243,25Sat1260–1270Digi1270–1272Rpt1290,994–1291,494All1291,494–1296Digi1296–1296,15SSB1296,15–1296,8Bcn1296,8–1296,994Rpt1296,994–1297,494FM1297,494–1298All1298–1299Digi1299–1299,75FM1299,75–1300
SSB calling 1296,2 · FM calling 1297,5 · DV calling 1297,725
13 cm 2320–2450Notes 9, 13, 175 W PEP
All2320–2450
SSB calling 2322
Microwave
| Band | Range | Power |
|---|---|---|
| 9 cm | 3,4 bis 3,475 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 6 cm | 5,65 bis 5,85 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 3 cm | 10 bis 10,5 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 1.2 cm | 24 bis 24,25 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 6 mm | 47 bis 47,2 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 4 mm | 76 bis 81 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 2.5 mm | 122,25 bis 123 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 2 mm | 134 bis 141 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 1 mm | 241 bis 250 GHz | 5 W PEP |
Keep clear
Emergency 3.643 · 3.760 · 21.360 · 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 21.150 · 28.190-28.225 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 · 1240.5-1240.75 · 1296.8-1296.994 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points; JA ranges after ARRL (2020). Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
Band plan class N
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 1310 W ERP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 136.1 W ERP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 136.1 W ERP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
Keep clear
Emergency 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 28.190-28.225 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points. Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
Band plan class A
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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2200 m 135,7–137,8 kHzNotes 1, 2, 101 W ERP
630 m 472–479 kHzNote 11 W ERP
160 m 1,810–2,000Notes 3, 10, 12, 15≤ 750 W PEP
Power 1.810-1.850 750 W PEP · 1.850-1.890 75 W PEP · 1.890-2.000 10 W PEP
CW1,810–1,838Digi1,838–1,840All1,840–1,843SSB1,843–2,000
FT8 1,840 · LSB from 1,843
JA listen 1.800-1.810 RX only · 1.810-1.825 CW · 1.825-1.875 · 1.9075-1.9125 CW · Split
80 m 3,500–3,800Note 3750 W PEP
CW3,500–3,570Digi3,570–3,600All3,600–3,620SSB3,620–3,800
FT8 3,573 · FT4 3,575 · LSB from 3,603
Emergency comms 3,643 · 3,760
60 m 5,3515–5,3665Note 39.14 W ERP
Digi5,3515–5,354All5,354–5,366Digi5,366–5,3665
FT8 5,357 · USB up to 5,363
40 m 7,000–7,200Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW7,000–7,040Digi7,040–7,053All7,053–7,060SSB7,060–7,200
FT8 7,074 · FT4 7,0475 · LSB from 7,053
Emergency comms 7,110
30 m 10,100–10,150Notes 1, 10, 12150 W PEP
CW10,100–10,130Digi10,130–10,150
FT8 10,136 · FT4 10,140
20 m 14,000–14,350Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW14,000–14,070Digi14,070–14,099Bcn14,099–14,101Digi14,101–14,112SSB14,112–14,350
FT8 14,074 · FT4 14,080 · USB up to 14,347
Emergency comms 14,300
17 m 18,068–18,168Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW18,068–18,095Digi18,095–18,109Bcn18,109–18,111Digi18,111–18,120SSB18,120–18,168
FT8 18,100 · FT4 18,104 · USB up to 18,165
Emergency comms 18,160
15 m 21,000–21,450Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW21,000–21,070Digi21,070–21,149Bcn21,149–21,151SSB21,151–21,450
FT8 21,074 · FT4 21,140 · USB up to 21,447
Emergency comms 21,360
12 m 24,890–24,990Notes 3, 13750 W PEP
CW24,890–24,915Digi24,915–24,929Bcn24,929–24,931Digi24,931–24,940SSB24,940–24,990
FT8 24,915 · FT4 24,919 · USB up to 24,987
10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 13750 W PEP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
Keep clear
Emergency 3.643 · 3.760 · 7.110 · 14.300 · 18.160 · 21.360 · 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 14.100 · 18.110 · 21.150 · 24.930 · 28.190-28.225 · 50.400-50.500 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 · 1240.5-1240.75 · 1296.8-1296.994 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
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Band plan class A · back
Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. Print double-sided, flip on the long edge.
6 m 50,000–52,000Notes 5, 16≤ 750 W PEP
Power 50.000-50.400 750 W PEP · 50.400-52.000 25 W PEP
CW50,000–50,100SSB50,100–50,300Digi50,300–50,400Bcn50,400–50,500All50,500–50,700Rpt50,700–50,900All50,900–51,200Rpt51,200–51,400FM51,400–51,600All51,600–51,800Rpt51,800–52,000
FT8 50,313 · FT4 50,318 · CW calling, intercontinental 50,090 · DX calling, intercontinental 50,110 · SSB calling 50,150 · DV calling 50,630 · FM calling 51,510
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 13750 W PEP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 13750 W PEP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
23 cm 1240–1300Notes 8, 11, 13, 17750 W PEP
All1240–1240,5Bcn1240,5–1240,75FM1240,75–1241Digi1241–1243,25Sat1260–1270Digi1270–1272Rpt1290,994–1291,494All1291,494–1296Digi1296–1296,15SSB1296,15–1296,8Bcn1296,8–1296,994Rpt1296,994–1297,494FM1297,494–1298All1298–1299Digi1299–1299,75FM1299,75–1300
SSB calling 1296,2 · FM calling 1297,5 · DV calling 1297,725
13 cm 2320–2450Notes 9, 13, 1775 W PEP
All2320–2450
SSB calling 2322
Microwave
| Band | Range | Power |
|---|---|---|
| 9 cm | 3,4 bis 3,475 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 6 cm | 5,65 bis 5,85 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 3 cm | 10 bis 10,5 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 1.2 cm | 24 bis 24,25 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 6 mm | 47 bis 47,2 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 4 mm | 76 bis 81 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 2.5 mm | 122,25 bis 123 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 2 mm | 134 bis 141 GHz | 75 W PEP |
| 1 mm | 241 bis 250 GHz | 75 W PEP |
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points; JA ranges after ARRL (2020). Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
Band plan class E
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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160 m 1,810–2,000Notes 3, 10, 12, 15≤ 100 W PEP
Power 1.810-1.850 100 W PEP · 1.850-1.890 75 W PEP · 1.890-2.000 10 W PEP
CW1,810–1,838Digi1,838–1,840All1,840–1,843SSB1,843–2,000
FT8 1,840 · LSB from 1,843
JA listen 1.800-1.810 RX only · 1.810-1.825 CW · 1.825-1.875 · 1.9075-1.9125 CW · Split
80 m 3,500–3,800Note 3100 W PEP
CW3,500–3,570Digi3,570–3,600All3,600–3,620SSB3,620–3,800
FT8 3,573 · FT4 3,575 · LSB from 3,603
Emergency comms 3,643 · 3,760
15 m 21,000–21,450Notes 3, 13100 W PEP
CW21,000–21,070Digi21,070–21,149Bcn21,149–21,151SSB21,151–21,450
FT8 21,074 · FT4 21,140 · USB up to 21,447
Emergency comms 21,360
10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 13100 W PEP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 1375 W PEP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
Keep clear
Emergency 3.643 · 3.760 · 21.360 · 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 21.150 · 28.190-28.225 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 · 1240.5-1240.75 · 1296.8-1296.994 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
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Band plan class E · back
Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. Print double-sided, flip on the long edge.
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 1375 W PEP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
23 cm 1240–1300Notes 8, 11, 13, 1775 W PEP
All1240–1240,5Bcn1240,5–1240,75FM1240,75–1241Digi1241–1243,25Sat1260–1270Digi1270–1272Rpt1290,994–1291,494All1291,494–1296Digi1296–1296,15SSB1296,15–1296,8Bcn1296,8–1296,994Rpt1296,994–1297,494FM1297,494–1298All1298–1299Digi1299–1299,75FM1299,75–1300
SSB calling 1296,2 · FM calling 1297,5 · DV calling 1297,725
13 cm 2320–2450Notes 9, 13, 175 W PEP
All2320–2450
SSB calling 2322
Microwave
| Band | Range | Power |
|---|---|---|
| 9 cm | 3,4 bis 3,475 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 6 cm | 5,65 bis 5,85 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 3 cm | 10 bis 10,5 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 1.2 cm | 24 bis 24,25 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 6 mm | 47 bis 47,2 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 4 mm | 76 bis 81 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 2.5 mm | 122,25 bis 123 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 2 mm | 134 bis 141 GHz | 5 W PEP |
| 1 mm | 241 bis 250 GHz | 5 W PEP |
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points; JA ranges after ARRL (2020). Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
Band plan class N
Power under AFuV, segments after IARU Region 1 and DARC. Frequencies in MHz unless stated otherwise. As of 23 Aug 2026.
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10 m 28,000–29,700Notes 4, 1310 W ERP
CW28,000–28,070Digi28,070–28,190Bcn28,190–28,225All28,225–28,300Digi28,300–28,320SSB28,320–29,000All29,000–29,100FM29,100–29,200Digi29,200–29,300Sat29,300–29,510Rpt29,520–29,590FM29,590–29,620Rpt29,620–29,700
FT8 28,074 · FT4 28,180 · FM calling 29,600 · USB up to 29,697
2 m 144,000–146,000Notes 6, 136.1 W ERP
Sat144,000–144,025CW144,025–144,100Digi144,100–144,150SSB144,150–144,400Bcn144,400–144,500All144,500–144,794Digi144,794–144,9625Rpt144,975–145,194Sat145,194–145,206FM145,206–145,5625Rpt145,575–145,7935Sat145,7935–146,000
FT8 144,174 · CW calling 144,050 · SSB calling 144,300 · DV calling 145,375
Emergency comms 144,260 · 145,500
70 cm 430,000–440,000Notes 7, 136.1 W ERP
FM430,000–430,325Digi430,350–430,375Digi430,4125–430,575Digi430,600–430,9375Rpt430,950–431,8375Rpt431,850–431,9875Digi432,000–432,025CW432,025–432,100SSB432,100–432,399Bcn432,400–432,490Sat432,500–432,700All432,700–432,994All433,000–433,050FM433,050–433,6125Digi433,6125–433,6875FM433,6875–434,000FM434,200–434,7125Rpt434,7125–434,7875All434,7875–434,800Digi434,800–435,000Sat435,000–438,000Digi438,0125–438,1875Digi438,200–438,5375Rpt438,550–439,4375Rpt439,450–439,5875Digi439,600–439,800Digi439,8125–439,975
FT8 432,174 · CW calling 432,050 · SSB calling 432,200 · DV calling 433,450
Emergency comms 433,500
Keep clear
Emergency 144.260 · 145.500 · 433.500 (MHz)
Beacons 28.190-28.225 · 144.400-144.490 · 144.490-144.500 · 432.400-432.490 (MHz)
During emergency traffic: keep the frequency and ±3 kHz either side clear.
CW Telegraphy Digi Digital, narrow, unattended SSB SSB voice All all modes FM FM simplex Rpt Repeaters Bcn/Sat/Guard keep clear LSB from / USB up to SSB dial frequency that keeps the whole signal inside the phone range
Sources: Annex 1 AFuV (conditions of use for the amateur service) (retrieved 23 Aug 2026); IARU Region 1 HF Band Plan; DARC: simplified HF band plan for DL, v3.01; IARU Region 1 VHF Managers Handbook 10.03; DARC: 70 cm band plan; DARC emergency communications desk: emergency frequencies; default frequencies from the meeting points. Where they differ, the text of the regulations applies. afu.tools/bandplan
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