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Amateur radio

From 2m FM through 70cm digital voice and HF, amateur radio is the widest playground on the dial. Find repeaters and nets near you, then track your contacts in the logbook.

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HAM

Amateur (HAM)

2m and 70cm repeaters, digital voice gateways, APRS and HF calling frequencies.

Band

HF through 70cm

Licensing

FCC amateur license (Technician+)

Channel plan

ChannelFrequency (MHz)Notes
2m calling146.5200National FM simplex calling
2m FM146.9400Common repeater output
1.25m calling223.5000National FM simplex calling
70cm calling446.0000National FM simplex calling
70cm FM444.5500Common repeater output (+5 MHz)
6m calling52.5250National FM simplex calling
10m FM29.6000FM simplex, HF propagation
APRS144.3900North American packet / position

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DMR simplex frequencies

No repeater or hotspot nearby? The amateur convention for DMR simplex is Talkgroup 99, Time Slot 1, Color Code 1 on these direct radio-to-radio channels.

UHF simplex

  • 441.0000 MHz
  • 446.5000 MHz
  • 446.0750 MHz
  • 433.4500 MHz

VHF simplex

  • 145.7900 MHz
  • 145.5100 MHz

Want to hear DMR in action first? Listen to live talkgroups — club groups like Palmetto ARC's TG 3202487 are on the air daily.

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