3560-3580 CW
3580-3590 DIGIMODE, CW
3590-3600 DIGIMODE (Packet
Preferred), CW
3600-3620 Phone,DIGIMODE, CW
3600-3650 Phone, Contest
Preferred phone segment, CW
3650-3775 Phone, CW
3700-3800 Phone, Contest
Preferred phone segment
3730-3740 SSTV/FAX, phone,CW
3775-3800 Intercontinental DX
Phone, CW
3510-3580 CW
3580-3620 DIGIMODE
3620-3635 Packet/Digimode
3635-3645 DIGIMODE
3645-3750 CW/Phone
3750-3775 Phone
3775-3800 DX Phone
3800-3840 Phone
3840-3850 SSTV/Phone
3850-4000 Phone
3510-3535 CW
3535-3775 Phone
3775-3800 DX Phone
3800-3900 Phone
7035-7040 DIGIMODE except
packet, SSTV/FAX, CW
7040-7045 DIGIMODE except
packet, SSTV/FAX, Phone, CW
7045-7100 Phone, CW
7035-7040 DIGIMODE
7040-7050 Packet
Intnatl./DIGIMODE
7050-7080 Phone
7080-7100 DX Phone
7100-7120 Packet Region 2/Phone
7120-7166 Phone
7166-7176 SSTV/Phone
7176-7300 Phone
7025-7030 NB
7030-7040 NB/Phone
7040-7100 Phone
7100-7300 Phone*
* (See Footnote 5)
10140-10150 DIGIMODE except
packet, CW
10130-10140 DIGIMODE
10140-10150 Packet/DIGIMODE
10140-10150 NB
14000-14060 CW/Contest
Preferred CW Segment
14070-14089 DIGIMODE, CW
14089-14099 DIGIMODE (non-
automatic packet preferred), CW
14099-14101 IBP
14101-14112 DIGIMODE (store and forward preferred),Phone,CW
14112-14125 Phone,CW
14125-14300 Phone, Contest
preferred phone segment, CW
14230 Calling Frequency for
SSTV/FAX
14300-14350 Phone, CW
14070-14095 DIGIMODE
14095-14099 Packet
14099-14101 Beacons
14101-14112 Packet/Phone
14112-14225 Phone
14225-14235 SSTV/Phone
14235-14340 Phone
14340-14350 Emergency/Phone
14070-14099,5 NB
14099,5-14100,5 Beacons
14100,5-14112 NB/Phone
14112-14225 Phone
14225-14235 SSTV/Phone
14235-14350 Phone
1. Where several modes are shown in the same band segment, IARU Region 1 Contest
they are listed in order of priority use for that segment. Preferred Frequencies:
CW: 3500-3560
2. DIGIMODE refers to the digital modes RTTY, AMTOR, 14000-14060 and Packet (Including new systems like PACTOR and CLOVER). SSB: 3600-3650 3700-3800
3. NB (narrow band) includes all digital modes. 14125-14300
4. Some operating frequencies may not be allowed in certain countries or may be shared on a secondary basis.
5. The segment 7100-7300 kHz in Region 3 is permitted in Australia and New Zealand on a secondary basis.
Band plans are voluntary guidelines developed through representative mechanisms. Regional band plans were first
developed, and are periodically reviewed, by the regional organizations of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU).
The IARU Administrative Council serves as a coordinator of regional policies, and seeks worldwide agreement whenever possible.
However, because each region is autonomous, subtle differences in the regional band plans exist which cannot easily be explained in a simple chart.
This band plan comparagraph attempts to summarize the band plans of the three IARU regions and should not be assumed to be definite.
Any questions regarding details of a specific regional band plan should please be addressed to the Secretariat of the IARU region concerned