Bandplans

Have you ever wondered where different modes should be operated, what frequencies to avoid as a courtesy (like SSTV), etc? This site will be the database for the following: 1) known net frequencies, 2) known segments for different modes, 3) known beacons

Disclaimers:

this site is not intended as any kind of recommendations for the band usage. It merely records the users of the amateur HF bands & 6 meters.
Some band usage is controversial. Our job is not to make judgement either ways... if there are multiple users for certain frequencies, we will happily record both of them. Our rule of thumb is: if you can hear QSOs on those frequencies, we will happily accept an entry.
We don't cover 11 meters or any frequencies above 6 meters.
Some band plans conflict with your local regulations. These entries are not any sort of legal references. Please check with local authorities for your allowed frequencies, modes and bandwidths.

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Bandplan

Frequencies	Segment/Net name	Mode	Comments	Website
1800-1810	Digital	Digital
1800-2000	CW	CW
1800-2000	SSB	SSB	Generally 1843-2000 kHz
1805-1810	Ragchewing & DX	Digital	RTTY
1806-1808.8	ALE	Other	USB 1806.0kHz - ALE Automatic Link Establishment (IARU Regions 2 and 3) Voice/Data	http://hflink.com
1807-1810	BPSK31	Digital	REGION 1
1808	FISTS	CW		http://www.fists.org
1810	QRP	CW	CW
1812.5	3905 Century Club	CW		http://www.3905ccn.com/netsched.htm
1817.5	W1AW	CW		http://www.arrl.org/w1aw.html
1830-1840	DX Window	CW	Intercontinental DX window
1837-1840	digimodes	Digital	PSK/Olivia/MFSK/JT65A all found here (East Coast US)
1838	MFSK16	Digital		http://kf4houtn.tripod.com/snddigi.htm
1838	Calling/QSOs	Digital	Based on limited personal experience plus posting on JT65A sked web site
1838	JT65A	Digital	+/- 1 khz on USB
1838	PSK31/Digital	Digital	PSK31, Digital (everywhere except USA)
1840-1843	Digital	Digital	IARU Region 1 - Digimodes - All modes - 2700Hz Bandwidth	http://hflink.com/bandplans/
1840-1843	ROS	Digital	VFO Dial Frequency = 1840.0 kHz USB - ROS digital mode - weak signal
1840-1850	DX Window	SSB	Intercontinental DX window
1840.5-1843.2	ALE	Other	USB - 1840.5 kHz ALE Automatic Link Establishment (IARU Region 1) Data/Voice	http://hflink.com
1845	ALE	Other	ALE Voice, Data. Amateur Radio ALE is USB standard Automatic Link Establishment 2.2kHz Bandwidth	http://hflink.com
1855	W1AW	SSB		http://www.arrl.org/w1aw.html
1860	Amateur Bullitins	AM		www.wa0rcr.com
1860	Amateur Bullitins	AM	Gateway 160 Meter Radio Newsletter-Saturday	www.wa0rcr.com
1880	OMISS	SSB	Friday and Saturday at 04:00 Z	omiss.net
1880-1950	AM	AM	Per Electric Radio publication
1892	3905 Century Club	SSB		http://www.3905ccn.com/netsched.htm
1910	QRP	SSB	SSB
1916	EMCOMM	CW	NATIONAL EMCOMM TRAFFIC SERVICE (NETS) WATCH � MONITOR � CALLING � TRAFFIC FREQUENCIES	http://www.wrrl.org/n_e_t_s_.asp
1982	EMCOMM	SSB	NATIONAL EMCOMM TRAFFIC SERVICE (NETS) WATCH � MONITOR � CALLING � TRAFFIC FREQUENCIES	http://www.wrrl.org/n_e_t_s_.asp
1995-2000	Experimental	Other
1996	ALE	Other	ALE: Voice, Data, Sounding. Amateur Radio ALE is USB standard Automatic Link Establishment 2.2kHz Bandwidth	http://hflink.com
1996-1999	HFPACK	SSB	- USB - HFpack - HF Portable - calling frequency - alternate - local	http://hfpack.com
1999-2000	Beacons	CW

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