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Table of Frequencies*
* Adapted from:
http://www.jneuhaus.com/fccindex/10_khz.html#10_KHz ;
http://www.jneuhaus.com/fccindex/index.html#Freq_chart;
http://www.ntia.doc.gov/;
Very Low Frequency (VLF) 9-30 KHz {33 km-10 km } |
- Power line carrier systems operated by power utility for
supervision of the power system
- Cable locating equipment
Low Frequency (LF) 30-325 KHz {10 km-923 meters} |
- Power line carrier systems operated by power utility for
supervision of the power system
- Cable locating equipment
- 60 KHz – Radio station WWV
- Radiolocation, land or mobile
- International fixed service
- Maritime Mobile Service
- LORAN-C Navigation System 90-110 KHz
- 101.4 KHz – Transmitters used to detect buried
electronic markers used by telephone companies
- Experimentation on 1750 meter band
- Radio Beacons for Aircraft Navigation 190-200 KHz
- Air Traffic Control 200-285 KHz
Medium Frequency (MF) 325-2851 KHz {923-105 meters} |
- Radio Beacons for Aircraft Navigation 325-405 KHz
- Air Traffic Control 200-285 KHz
- Power line carrier systems operated by power utility for
supervision of the power system
- Cable locating equipment
- Working frequency for aircraft on over water flights
- Avalanche Transceivers 435-490 KHz
- International calling and distress frequency for ships
and aircraft over the seas 500 KHz
- Travelers’ Information Stations 530-1700 KHz in 10 KHz
increments
- AM Broadcast Band 530-1700 KHz
- Various Public Safety, Police, Fire, Base or Mobile
Bands
- Amateur 160 Meter Band 1800-2000 KHz
- Maritime SSB Radiotelephone 2003 KHz and up
- Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
- WWV and WWVH 2500 KHz
- Flight Test Stations, Land and Aircraft 2851 KHz
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