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Citizens Band

Forty licence-free channels, standardized nationwide. Channel 19 still runs the highways, 9 stays clear for emergencies, and 38 LSB is where the skip chasers live.

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Citizens Band

40 channels of AM and sideband, highway traffic on 19 and skip chasing on 38 LSB.

Band

26.965 – 27.405 MHz

Licensing

License-free, 4 W AM / 12 W SSB

Channel plan

ChannelFrequency (MHz)Notes
CH 126.9650—
CH 226.9750—
CH 326.9850—
CH 427.0050—
CH 527.0150—
CH 627.0250"Super bowl" high-power AM
CH 727.0350—
CH 827.0550—
CH 927.0650Legally designated emergency / traveler assistance channel (47 CFR 95.409)
CH 1027.0750—
CH 1127.0850Traditional AM calling
CH 1227.1050—
CH 1327.1150RV, marine and campground
CH 1427.1250—
CH 1527.1350—
CH 1627.1550—
CH 1727.1650Unofficial north–south route convention in some regions
CH 1827.1750—
CH 1927.1850National trucker / highway calling channel
CH 2027.2050—
CH 2127.2150—
CH 2227.2250Ordering exception: 22-23-24 are not sequential in frequency
CH 2327.2550Ordering exception: appears after CH 22 in the band plan
CH 2427.2350Ordering exception: falls between CH 22 and CH 23 in frequency
CH 2527.2450—
CH 2627.2650—
CH 2727.2750—
CH 2827.2850—
CH 2927.2950—
CH 3027.3050—
CH 3127.3150—
CH 3227.3250—
CH 3327.3350—
CH 3427.3450—
CH 3527.3550—
CH 36 LSB27.3650Sideband calling
CH 37 LSB27.3750Sideband working
CH 38 LSB27.3850Common SSB DX / primary sideband calling channel
CH 39 LSB27.3950Sideband working
CH 4027.4050—

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