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Radio Frequency Guide

Radio Frequency guide provides you with interactive frequency tables to use as a guide when planning races and choosing frequencies.

O P T I O N S :
27 MHz - used globally

40 MHz - used mainly in Europe

50 MHz - used by Amateur Radio Operators in US (FCC Amateur license required)

53 MHz - used byAmateur Radio Operators in US (FCC Amateur license required)

Note: Although the frequency list for the 53Mhz portion of the 6 Meter band is correct, the governing body for this group of frequencies, The American Radio Relay League, has dropped the 53 MHz portion for R/C use as there are hi powered repeaters operating in that portion of the band. It would be advisable if you are a Ham radio operator to use the 50MHz frequencies for R/C . They recommended migrating to 50Mhz about 5 years ago and no longer list 53 MHz in the band plan.

75 MHz - used mainly in North America
The 27 MHz frequency band is in use globally.
27MHz frequency table:
Colour:

 		Frequency (MHz):

 

The 40 MHz frequency band is used predominantly in the European Union.
40MHz frequency table:
Name:

 		G-Name*:

 		Frequency (MHz):

 

The 50 MHz used Amateur Radio Operators in US. (FCC Amateur license required)
50MHz frequency table:
Colour:

 		Frequency (MHz):

 

The 53 MHz used Amateur Radio Operators in US. (FCC Amateur license required)
50MHz frequency table:
Colour:

 		Frequency (MHz):

 

The 75 MHz frequency band is used predominantly in North America.
75MHz frequency table:
Name:

 		Frequency (MHz):
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