What is the calling frequency for 20 meters?

The 20-meter or 14-MHz amateur radio band is a portion of the shortwave radio spectrum, comprising frequencies stretching from 14.000 MHz to 14.350 MHz. The 20-meter band is widely considered among the best for long-distance communication (DXing), and is one of the most popular—and crowded—during contests.

What mode is 40 meters?

40 Metres, 7.0 – 7.2MHz During the day, contacts around Europe are possible, as well as good intra-UK propagation. At nighttime, the band is an excellent DX band offering worldwide contacts.

What frequency in the 20m band is used by the International Beacon service?

What Frequencies are Used by the International Beacon Project?

20m	14.100 MHz
17m	18.110 MHz
15m	21.150 MHz
12m	24.930 MHz
10m	28.200 MHz

What frequencies are SSB?

A marine SSB system operates on marine radio spectrums called shortwave, medium frequency and high frequency — 2 MHz-26 MHz. This radio spectrum is shared with hundreds of other radio users including shortwave broadcasts, Ham radio, FEMA, the American Red Cross, and long-range aircraft.

What is the calling frequency of a 10 meter SSB?

There really isn’t any “calling frequency” on 10 meters SSB. There is one for 10m FM simplex, it’s 29.6 MHz. But that’s only in North America. In Japan, it’s 29.3 MHz. 2E0DTI likes this.

What is the frequency range of the SSTV radio?

223.850 MHz 1.25m Band SSTV Call Freq. 2 metres: (FM) 145.500 MHz 2m Band SSTV Call Freq. 145.600 MHz 2m Band SSTV Call Freq.

What is the frequency of a 75 meter wireless network?

The usual frequency on 75 meters is 3.903 MHz, while 15 and 10 meters are at 21.338 MHz and 28.336 MHz The CW operating frequencies of the CW net can be found at 14.0565 MHz on 20 meters and 7.0385 on 40 meters.

What is the national FM voice simplex calling frequency?

* 446.000 is the National FM Voice Simplex Calling Frequency 900 MHz National �Traditional� FM Voice Simplex Channels (also for use with 25 MHz duplex offset radios)