FREQUENCIES LISTED BY FCC RADIO SERVICE
FREQUENCIES LISTED BY FCC RADIO SERVICEAutomotive Emergency1Motor Carrier1Telephone Maintenance1Business1Petroleum1,2Video Production1Citizens BandPower1,2WeatherFamily RadioRailroadsWireless Microphone1Forest Products RadioRelay Press1General Mobile RadioRemote BroadcastManufacturers1Special Industrial1Maritime VHFTaxi1Click on a link to view the FCC Allocation Table for that Service.1UnderFCC "refarming," frequencies in this Radio Service are now part of the Industrial/BusinessRadio Pool. 2This category of users will have a separate coordinator in the Industrial/BusinessRadio Pool.NOTES1. Some frequencies may be shared by several Services.2. 422-429 MHz band.Frequencies in this band, used in the vicinity of Cleveland, Detroit and Buffalo, are not shown.See the "CONSOLIDATED FREQUENCY LIST" in Police Call Plus Volumes 1 and 3 for specificallocations in these areas.3. 450-470 MHz band.As part of the FCC “refarming, the old low-power “splits” are now available for regular use. These"splits,"separated from regular frequencies by 0.0125 MHz (12.5 KHz), are also called offsets. They arenormallyin the same radio pools as the adjacent regular frequency. Examples:460.100(460.1125) not shown460.125(460.1375) not shown460.1504. 470-512 MHz band.In addition to the allocated frequencies shown, there are frequencies in a General Pool assignedon a first-come, first-served basis.
5. 806-866 MHz band.These frequencies are allocated locally and not shown.6. 450-470 MHz, 470-512 MHz and 806-866 MHz bands.Channels in these bands are usually "paired" (i.e., two frequencies per channel). Only the base/repeaterfrequency of a pair is shown. The control/mobile frequency is not listed. Mobiles normally operate on thecontrol/mobile frequency, but may use the base/repeater frequency for short-range, unit-to-unitcommunications.The separation between the base/repeater frequency and the control/mobile frequency is as follows:450-470 MHz, the control/mobile frequency is 5 MHz higher, Example: 460.000 repeater/465.000 control.470-512 MHz, the control/mobile frequency is 3 MHz higher,Example: 470.0125 repeater/473.0125control.806-866 MHz, the control/mobile frequency is 45 MHz lower,Example: 855.0125 repeater/810.0125control. 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Automotive Emergency Radio ServiceTow trucks; all assignments are one-frequency 1Automobile clubs only.BOSTON area: 472.4625-472.5375, 472.5875-472.6875, 472.7375, 472.7875.CHICAGO area: 472.4625-472.6125, 472.9375.LOS ANGELES area: 472.4625-472.7875, 508.4625-508.7875.NEW YORK area: 472.4625-472.6125, 478.4875-478.5125, 478.6875.PHILADELPHIA area: 502.4625-502.7875.SAN FRANCISCO area: 484.4625-484.7875, 490.4625-490.5625, 490.6125-490-6625, 490.7125, 490.7625.WASHINGTON, D.C. area: 496.4625-496.6125.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Motor Carrier Radio ServicePublic buses within urban 644.4644.5244.5843.7843.8043.8243.84Public buses within urban areas:43.7043.7243.74Trucking companies between urban 2Trucking 85160140452.625452.8510.0125160.0051452.750MHz offset frequencies in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.BOSTON area: 472.4625-472.5375, 472.5875-472.6875, 472.7375, 472.7875.CHICAGO area: 472.4625-472.6125, 472.9375.LOS ANGELES area: 472.4625-472.7875, 508.4625-508.7875.NEW YORK area: 472.4625-472.6125, 478.4875-478.5125, 478.6875.452.875
PHILADELPHIA area: 502.4625-502.7875.SAN FRANCISCO area: 484.4625-484.7875, 490.4625-490.5625, 490.6125-490-6625, 490.7125, 490.7625.WASHINGTON, D.C. area: 496.4625-496.6125.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Telephone Maintenance Radio ServiceLandline telephone, mobile telephone and telegraph 2.52521Mobiles20.0125only.MHz offset frequencies in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.BOSTON area: 471.3125-471.3875.LOS ANGELES area: 471.3125, 471.4125, 507.3125, 507.4125.NEW YORK area: 472.9625, 472.9875, 478.9625, 478.9875.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.451.675
Business Radio ServiceBusiness; educational, philanthropic and religious institutions;Hospitals, clinics and medical 005
460342.9642.982457.5252,11
001Itinerant.22-watt.3Paging.4Commercialairlines at airports; 10 miles from airports, 2-watt Business; 50 miles from airports, 20-wattBusiness.5Rural areas only.6Central station alarm companies in urban areas.7Central station alarm companies.8Local stations only.91-watt.100.0125 offsets in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.11May be used as a 2-watt repeater at dockside or aboard ship.BOSTON area: 471.8125–472.0625, 472.1125–472.2125, 472.2625.CHICAGO area: 472-6375–472.7875, 472.9125, 472.9625, 472.9875.LOS ANGELES area: 471.1625–471.2875, 471.6625–472.4375, 507.2875, 507.6625–508.4375.NEW YORK area: 471.6625–472.3375, 472.7625–472.8875, 477.6625–478.3375, 478.7625–478.8875.PHILADELPHIA area: 501.8125–502.3375, 507.8125–508.1875, 508.2375–508.3375.SAN FRANCISCO area: 483.8125–484.3375, 488.8125–489.3375.WASHINGTON, D.C. area: 495.6875–496.2125.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Petroleum Radio ServiceProspecting for, producing, collecting, refining and/or transporting by pipeline, petroleum sicalonly.spill containment.3In limited areas.4 0.0125 MHz offset frequencies in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.2OilCHICAGO area: 472.8125.LOS ANGELES area: 472.8375, 472.8875, 508.8125, 508.8875.SAN FRANCISCO area: 490.8375, 490.8625, 490.9125, 490.9625.451.225454.0002
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Video Production Radio ServiceFilming and taping of motion pictures and television 0152.960153.020173.275173.375Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Citizens Band Radio ServicePersonal communications; no license required; channel numbers precede frequencies:CHFREQCHFREQCHFREQCH FREQ126.9651127.0852127.21531 27.315226.9751227.1052227.22532 27.325326.9851327.1152327.25533 27.335427.0051427.1252427.23534 27.345527.0151527.1352527.24535 27.355627.0251627.1552627.26536 27.365727.0351727.1652727.27537 27.375827.0551827.1752827.28538 27.385927.06511927.1852927.29539 27.3951027.0752027.2053027.30540 27.4051Emergenciesand traveler assistance only.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Power Radio serviceOrganizations engaged in the manufacture and/or distribution of electrical power,natural or manufactured gas, water or rsystem20.0125coordination.MHz offset frequencies in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.BOSTON area: 471.3125-471.3875.LOS ANGELES area: 471.3125, 471.4125, 507.3125, 507.4125.NEW YORK area: 472.9625, 472.9875, 478.9625, 478.9875.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
WeatherOne or more of the following frequencies can be heard in almost all areas of theUnited States; channel numbers precede the frequencies:Channel 162.5007162.525Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Family Radio ServiceShort-range personal use; no license required; Power limited to one-half watt:462.5625 462.6125 462.6625 462.7125 467.5875 467.6375 467.6875462.5875 462.6375 462.6875 467.5625 467.6125 467.6625 467.7125Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Railroad Radio ServiceSee Railroads Section of this CD-ROM.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List
Wireless MicrophonesEntertainment, sports and religious events; power is limited to 05171.105171.905Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Forest Products Radio ServiceLogging; hauling and manufacturing lumber and lumber 52.2754173.3503452.3504451.225
53.6353158.430451.750452.10041Northwest USA only.2Ruralareas only.areas.4Rural Northwest only.50.0125 MHz offsets in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.3LimitedCHICAGO area: 472.8125.LOS ANGELES area: 472.8375, 472.8875, 508.8125, 508.8875.SAN FRANCISCO area: 490.8375, 490.8625, 490.9125, 490.9625.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Relay Press Radio ServiceNewspapers and press 2.96251power limit.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.452.975452.98751453.000
General Mobile Radio ServiceFamily personal use, except 462.675, which may beused to assist travelers or for emergency .575462.61251462.650462.68751462.725015-watt effective radiated power limit.2Forassistance to travelers and emergencies (REACT).Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Remote Broadcast PickupDispatching field crews such as news reporters, TV minicam units; traffic reporters: cuing on scene;audio pickup at remote sites. NOTE: Frequency usage may vary from city to city;high-side UHF frequencies may be used as base stations in some 5026.2126.231More161.640166.2501170.1501than 150 miles from New York City.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Manufacturers Radio ServiceCompanies engaged in manufacturing 25 MHZ offsets in 450-470 MHz band are 2-watt.CHICAGO area: 472.8125.LOS ANGELES area: 472.8375, 472.8875, 508.8125, 508.8875.SAN FRANCISCO area: 490.8375, 490.8625, 490.9125, 490.9625.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Special Industrial Radio ServiceHeavy construction, such as roads, bridges, pipelines, sewers, etc; mining;farming and ranching; construction, maintenance and supplying of oil and gas tinerant.2Permanentor itinerant.32-watt.4Ruralareas only.areas.5LimitedBOSTON area: 471.4625, 471.4875, 483.4875-484.3375.CHICAGO area: 471.4375-471.6375, 471.8125-472.3375.LOS ANGELES area: 471.4375-471.6375, 507.4375-507.6375.NEW YORK area: 471.4375-471.6375, 477.4375-477.6375.PHILADELPHIA area: 501.4375-501.4875, 501.5375, 501.6125.
SAN FRANCISCO area: 483.4375-483.6375, 489.4375-489-6375.WASHINGTON, D.C.: 495.5875-495.6375.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Maritime VHFShip-to-ship and ship-to-shore in all coastal and navigable waterways;Channel numbers precede the p l12156.600Port Operations13156.650Navigational14156.700Port Distress17156.850State .000Port Operations21157.050Coast Guard22157.100Coast Guard23157.150Coast Guard24161.800Radio Telephone225161.850Radio Telephone226161.900Radio Telephone227161.950Radio Telephone228162.00Radio Telephone265156.275Port Operations66156.325Port 675Port Operations74156.725Port Operations
5Commercial80157.025Commercial81157.075Coast Guard82157.125Coast Guard83157.175Coast Guard84161.825Radio Telephone285161.875Radio Telephone286161.925Radio Telephone287161.975Radio Telephone288157.425Commercial1Notin all areas.2Shore-to-ship.Close this Window and return to FCC Allocation List 2000 - Hollins Radio Data and Pozilla Software. All Rights Reserved.
Taxicab Radio ServiceFrequencies are paired simplex or semi-duplex 52.420/157.680452.100/457.100452.300/457.300
Automotive Emergency Radio Service Tow trucks; all assignments are one-frequency simplex: 150.815 150.875 150.9351 157.485 452.5501 150.830 150.890 150.9501 157.500 452.5751 150.845 150.9051 150.965 1 157.515 452.600
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