Post by Mark on Oct 23, 2017 22:18:48 GMT -7
These are the Arizona 1.25m Simplex frequencies that I have found in my research. Arizona uses 25 kHz spacing. This is a work in progress...
432.100 Simplex calling (ARRL)
440.925 Narrow band Simplex
441.025 Simplex
446.000 Simplex National Calling
446.025 Simplex
446.050 Simplex
446.500 Simplex
IMPORTANT: DO NOT CROSSBAND INPUT ON BAND PLANNED SIMPLEX FREQUENCIES OR REPEATERS!!!
CROSS BAND INPUT FREQUENCIES - VHF base to UHF portable (common)
446.52500 thru 446.60000 (-) inclusive, paired *** Backyard/Portable/VOIP outputs
These pairs are intended for shared, local and portable operations. Some overlap is expected. Use of some type of PL is mandatory. Repeater owners agree to accept co-channel occupation and act to prevent inadvertent access by co-channel users. They are responsible for "PL" or access tone coordination, and need to advise the coordinator of their choice. They agree not to operate in "beacon" mode, or interfere to other amateur frequencies that might monopolize the "channel". Except when in portable operation power is limited to 10 watts transmitter power out.
SOURCES:
ARRL Band Plan
www.arrl.org/band-plan
Arizona Frequency Coordinator
www.azfreqcoord.org/listings.htm
www.azfreqcoord.org/bp/70cmbp.pdf
432.100 Simplex calling (ARRL)
440.925 Narrow band Simplex
441.025 Simplex
446.000 Simplex National Calling
446.025 Simplex
446.050 Simplex
446.500 Simplex
IMPORTANT: DO NOT CROSSBAND INPUT ON BAND PLANNED SIMPLEX FREQUENCIES OR REPEATERS!!!
CROSS BAND INPUT FREQUENCIES - VHF base to UHF portable (common)
446.52500 thru 446.60000 (-) inclusive, paired *** Backyard/Portable/VOIP outputs
These pairs are intended for shared, local and portable operations. Some overlap is expected. Use of some type of PL is mandatory. Repeater owners agree to accept co-channel occupation and act to prevent inadvertent access by co-channel users. They are responsible for "PL" or access tone coordination, and need to advise the coordinator of their choice. They agree not to operate in "beacon" mode, or interfere to other amateur frequencies that might monopolize the "channel". Except when in portable operation power is limited to 10 watts transmitter power out.
SOURCES:
ARRL Band Plan
www.arrl.org/band-plan
Arizona Frequency Coordinator
www.azfreqcoord.org/listings.htm
www.azfreqcoord.org/bp/70cmbp.pdf
