These are voice paging frequencies in addition to
having data capability:
26.2375
26.4100
26.4375
26.4625
26.5450
26.5850
26.5900
26.6050
26.6155
26.6695
26.7255
26.8155
26.8650
26.8670
South African 29 MHz CB 23 channel band
allocations.
Ch01 - 29.7100
Ch02 - 29.7225
Ch03 - 29.7350
Ch04 - 29.7475
Ch05 - 29.7600
Ch06 - 29.7725
Ch07 - 29.7850
Ch08 - 29.7975
Ch09 - 29.8100
Ch10 - 29.8225
Ch11 - 29.8350
Ch12 - 29.8475
Ch13 - 29.8600
Ch14 - 29.8725
Ch15 - 29.8850
Ch16 - 29.8975
Ch17 - 29.9100
Ch18 - 29.9225
Ch19 - 29.9350
Ch20 - 29.9475
Ch21 - 29.9600
Ch22 - 29.9725
Ch23 - 29.9850
CB radio Japan:
Channel 1: 26.968
Channel 2: 26.976
Channel 3: 27.040
Channel 4: 27.080
Channel 5: 27.088
Channel 6: 27.112
Channel 7: 27.120
Channel 8: 27.144
Other frequencies in between these are used for Marine usage (much
like 27.68 - 27.98 is in Aus. and New Zealand).
CB radio India:
|
26.964 |
Hobbyist comms |
|
26.968 [offset] |
Mountaineering |
|
26.972 |
Hobbyist comms |
|
26.976 [offset] |
Mountaineering |
|
26.980 |
Highway comms |
|
26.988 |
spare |
|
26.996 |
spare |
|
27.004 |
Radio-controlled model aircraft |
|
27.012 |
Rural comms |
|
27.020 |
Radio-controlled devices, ex. garage door openers, alarms |
|
27.028 |
Rural comms |
|
27.036 |
Hobbyist comms |
|
27.044 |
Highway emergency ( to contact police ) |
|
27.052 |
Highway emergency ( to contact EMS ) |
|
27.060 |
Marine lifesaving comms |
|
27.068 |
Marine lifesaving comms |
|
27.076 |
Disaster relief |
|
27.084 |
Disaster relief |
|
27.092 |
Forestry |
|
27.100 |
Forestry |
|
27.108 |
Radio-controlled devices, ex. garage door openers, alarms |
|
27.116 |
Radio-controlled model aircraft |
|
27.124 |
Hobbyist comms |
|
27.132 |
spare |
|
27.140 |
Mountaineering |
|
27.148 |
Radio-controlled model aircraft |
|
27.155 [offset] |
Radio-controlled models, general |
|
27.156 |
Radio-controlled model aircraft |
|
27.164 |
spare |
|
27.172 |
Rural comms |
|
27.180 |
spare |
|
27.188 |
spare |
|
27.196 |
spare |
|
27.204 |
Mountaineering |
|
27.212 |
Rural comms |
|
27.220 |
Sports events |
|
27.225 [offset] |
Radio-controlled models, general |
|
27.228 |
Radio-controlled model aircraft |
|
27.236 |
Highway comms |
|
27.244 |
Sports events |
|
27.250 [offset] |
Radio-controlled toys and gadgets |
|
27.252 |
spare |
|
27.260 |
Radio-controlled toys and gadgets |
|
27.268 |
spare |
|
27.276 |
spare |
In Europe, 27MHz is also used for model
control (like it is here in the U.S.) but the have more 27 MHz
frequencies:
26.955 European RC
26.960 European RC
27.230 European RC
27.240 European RC
27.410 European RC
27.415 European RC
New Zealand and other countries use these
29MHz band freq
26.875 - 27.405 Italy (standard 26.965 -
27.405 + extras)
26.565 - 27.405 - Germany (first 40 channels
are same as US channels, then 41-80 are 26.565 - 26.955 in a
straight 10kHz sequence)
Polish "Zeros" assignment are -5kHz from
US/European standard (for example, Channel 40 is 27.405, but the
Polish assignment is 27.400)
Brazil is 26.965 - 27.845 10 kHz steps
The UK uses the standard 26.965 - 27.405
allocation plus 27.60125 - 27.99125 in 10 kHz steps for a total
of 80 channels 40+40. Source
In addition, Ireland and the UK have a Community
Audio Distribution System that operates on the same 40 channels
as the UK's high band CB (27.60125 - 27.99125). Ireland has 80
staggered channels for this purpose (called the Wireless Public
Address System). This system is low power (5-10 watt)
transmitters used to broadcast church masses, etc. Source
The "LW" channels are used legally in the
UK/Northern Ireland and Ireland
whereas the "UW" channels are only legal in
Ireland
but are commonly used in the
UK.
LW01 - LW40: 27.60125 - 27.99125 straight 10 kHz sequence (same
as UK 40 channel CB, commonly referred to as "CB27/81" or "UKFM".
Most CB in Europe is FM, although some countries allow for AM
and SSB as well).
UW01 - UW40: 27.605 - 27.995 straight 10 kHz sequence. The
UK and many other European countries
have a paging allocation from 26.225 - 26.935, although the
pagers are usually low power. Some pagers in the U.S.A. still
operate 25 watt FM (legally under Part 95) on 27.255 MHz (CB
channel 23)
29.725 Australian
RC Channel 10 / New Zealand RC Channel 272
29.735 Australian RC Channel 11
29.745 Australian RC Channel 12 / New Zealand RC
Channel 274
29.755 Australian RC Channel 13
29.765 Australian RC Channel 14 / New Zealand RC
Channel 276
29.775 Australian RC Channel 15
29.785 Australian RC Channel 16 / New Zealand RC
Channel 278
29.795 Australian RC Channel 17
29.805 Australian RC Channel 18 / New Zealand RC
Channel 280
29.815 Australian RC Channel 19
29.825 Australian RC Channel 20 / New Zealand RC
Channel 282
29.835 Australian RC Channel 21
29.845 Australian RC Channel 22 / New Zealand RC
Channel 284
29.855 Australian RC Channel 23
29.865 Australian RC Channel 24 / New Zealand RC
Channel 286
29.875 Australian RC Channel 25
29.885 Australian RC Channel 26 / New Zealand RC
Channel 288
29.895 Australian RC Channel 27
29.905 Australian RC Channel 28 / New Zealand RC
Channel 290
29.915 Australian RC Channel 29
29.925 Australian RC Channel 30 / New Zealand RC
Channel 292
29.935 Australian RC Channel 31
29.945 Australian RC Channel 32 / New Zealand RC
Channel 294
29.955 Australian RC Channel 33
29.965 Australian RC Channel 34 / New Zealand RC
Channel 296
29.975 Australian RC Channel 35
29.985 Australian RC Channel 36 / New Zealand RC
Channel 298
29.995 Australian RC Channel 37 |
Thanks to Phillip Sperry for gathering this information.