.------======:::::::<<<<<<<*********>>>>>>>:::::::======------ .TABLE OF AUTHORIZED EMISSIONS IN THE AMATEUR SERVICE .Effective  May 22, 1983 ** .------======:::::::<<<<<<<*********>>>>>>>:::::::======------. .Novice/Technician       General/Advanced             Extra . A1 emission only          A1 and F1                A1 and F1 . .  3700 -  3750            3525 -  3775            3500 -  3775 .  7100 -  7150            7025 -  7150            7000 -  7150 . 21100 - 21200           10100 - 10109           10100 - 10109 . 28100 - 28200           10115 - 10150           10115 - 10150 .                         14025 - 14200           14000 - 14200 .                         21025 - 21250           21000 - 21250 .                         28000 - 28500           28000 - 28500 . .NOTE: 250 watts max input in Novice subbands and 30 meters. .-------------------------------------------------------------- . .   General                Advanced                  Extra .                 A1, A3, A4, A5, F3, F4, F5 . .  3850 - 4000            3800 - 4000             3775 - 4000 .  7225 - 7300            7150 - 7300             7150 - 7300 . 14225 - 14350          14175 - 14350           14150 - 14350 . 21350 - 21450          21270 - 21450           21250 - 21450 . 28500 - 29700          28500 - 29700           28500 - 29700 . .-------------------------------------------------------------- .      6 AND 2 Meters: General/Advanced/Extra . . 50.0 - 50.1    A1 only . 51.0 - 54.0    A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 . 50.1 - 54.0    A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 .144.0 - 144.1   A1 only .144.1 - 148.0   A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, F0, F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 . .-------------------------------------------------------------- .    The bandwidth of an F3 emission below 29 MHz shall not .    exceed that of an A3 emission. . .______________________________________________________________ . .       The "Considerate Operators Frequency Guide" .  (Frequencies generally recognized for certain activities) . .   1800 - 1825     cw only       14.08 - 14.10   RTTY .   1825 - 1830     dx window             14.23   SSTV .   1850 - 1855     dx window     21.09 - 21.10   RTTY .   3610 - 1630     RTTY                  21.34   SSTV .        3637.5     AMTOR         28.09 - 28.10   RTTY .          3845     SSTV                  28.68   SSTV .   7090 - 7100     RTTY          29.30 - 29.50   SATELLITES .          7171     SSTV          29.52 - 29.58   RPTR inputs .    10.14-10.15     RTTY                 29.60   FM simplex .        14.075     AMTOR         29.62 - 29.68   RPTR outputs . .______________________________________________________________ . . Note: 20 Meter phone expansion.....Effective:   May  22, 1983 . AMTOR..............................Effective:   Jan. 22, 1983 . .DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS: (F1, 3.5-28 MHz)(A2, F1, F2 above 28 .MHz) . .       BAUDOT: (International Alphabet #2) .               A2, F1, F2: Maximum frequency shift = 900 Hz .               A2, F2: Highest modulating frequency = 3000 Hz. .               Maximum speed = 100 wpm (75 baud). . .       ASCII:  Maximum baud rates: .               3.5 - 28 MHz = 300 baud .               28 - 50 MHz = 1200 baud .               50 - 220 MHz = 19600 baud .               220 - up = 56000 baud . .      AMTOR:  TOR specifications are found in CCIR Rec. 476-2. .               (100 baud, Block rep rate 2.222/sec.) . .       OTHER DIGITAL CODES:    (ABOVE 50 MHZ ONLY): .               Any other digital code may be used above 50 MHz .               in the domestic U.S. (Except where A1 only is .               permitted). A description of the code and modu- .               lation technique must be kept in the log. . .               Bandwidth limitations: .               50 - 220 MHz = 20 kHz max. .               220 - 1215 MHz = 100 kHz max. .               1215 and up = any Bw if in accordance with .                       97.63(b) and 97.73(c). . .       NOTE: When any digital communications are used, ID must .             be given by voice or CW, whichever is .             appropriate. . .FACSIMILIE and TELEVISION: . .       Below 50 MHz the bandwidth of A4, A5, F4, F5 must not .       exceed that of an A3 SSB signal. . .       50 to 225 MHz: .       The bandwidth of A4 and A5 SSB emissions must not .       exceed .       that of A3 SSB emissions. . .       The bandwidth of A4 and A5 DSB emissions must not .       exceed .       that of A3 DSB emissions. . .       Type F4 and F5 emissions shall be limited to a peak .       deviation of 5 KHz with a maximum modulating frequency .       of 3 KHz. Alternatively, the bandwidth shall be no .       greater than 20 KHz. . .       Below 225 MHz, type A4 and A3 or type A5 and A3 .       emissions are allowed simultaneously on the same .       frequency if the bandwidth is no greater than type .       A3 DSB. . .-------------------------------------------------------------- .    The present complete emission types are given in the .    format: .   "Numeral,   Letter,  Numeral,  Letter".  The  first numeral .   indicates the bandwidth of the signal.  This  is  often not .   shown  (and  really  should be for an accurate .   description). .   The first letter shows the type of main carrier modulation. .   The  second  numeral indicates the type of modulating .   signal .   (voice, TV, CW, etc). The suffix  letter,  also  not always .   shown,   basically   indicates  carrier  and  sideband type .   information (full carrier or supressed,  SSB  or  DSB etc). .   The  following  list  is  not  complete, does not show .   pulse modes, and does not mean that all these can be used .   by  the amateur. . .       TYPE    DESCRIPTION                             NOTE . .       (Amplitude Modulation) . .       A0      carrier - no modulation                 .       A1      on-off telegraphy                       #1 .       A2      amplitude modulated telegraphy          #1,2 .       A3      DSB (full carrier telephony) .       A3A     SSB (reduced carrier telephony) .       A3B         (2 independent sidebands - .                    reduced carrier)                   #3 .       A3J     SSB (supressed carrier telephony) .       A4      DSB facsimile .       A4A     SSB facsimile, reduced carrier .       A4J     SSB facsimile, supressed carrier .       A5      DSB television .       A5C     VSB television                          #4 . .       (Frequency Modulation) . .       F0      carrier - no modulation                 .       F1      frequency shift telegraphy              #1 .       F2      frequency modulated telegraphy          #1,2 .       F3      telephony .       F4      facsimile .       F5      television . .  --------------------------Notes-------------------------- . .1. This is not restricted to Morse - may be RTTY, for example. .   (RTTY  could  be  run  on 160 meters if on-off keying of .   the carrier is used). . .2. Examples of this mode  are:  1)  Carrier  keyed  on/off  2) .   carrier  on  with the modulation keyed on/off  3) carrier .   on with the modulation frequency shift keyed. . .3. This is used by  short  wave  broadcast  station  studio to .   transmitter  links  with  separate  programs  on each set .   of sidebands. . .4. VSB = Vestigial sideband where all of one set  of sidebands .   is transmitted but only about 20 percent of the other set .   of sidebands is transmitted (the lowest frequencies). .______________________________________________________________ .   Common Amateur emissions: . .   Double sideband voice = 6A3 .   Single sideband voice = 3A3J .   VHF FM voice          = 16F3 .   25 wpm Morse cw       = .1A1 .

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