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2 metres is probably the most heavily-used band in the United States. Most newly-licenced [[Technician|Technician-class]] operators get their start in amateur radio on 2 metre [[Modes#Frequency Modulation (FM)|FM]]. | 2 metres is probably the most heavily-used band in the United States. Most newly-licenced [[Technician|Technician-class]] operators get their start in amateur radio on 2 metre [[Modes#Frequency Modulation (FM)|FM]]. | ||
== Equipment == | ==Equipment== | ||
== Modulation == | ==Modulation== | ||
== Propagation == | ==Propagation== | ||
==Australian Bandplan== | |||
[[Image:vk4yeh_vk_2m_bandplan.jpg]] | |||
Revision as of 11:53, 1 July 2008
| Band: 2m | |
| Bands | |
| 160m 80m 60m 40m 30m 20m 17m 15m 12m 10m 6m 4m 2m 1.25m 70cm 33cm 23cm 3cm | |
| Band Privileges | |
| US Extra | 144.000-148.000 |
| US Advanced | 144.000-148.000 |
| US General | 144.000-148.000 |
| US Technician | 144.000-148.000 |
| UK (all) | {{{UK}}} |
2 metres is probably the most heavily-used band in the United States. Most newly-licenced Technician-class operators get their start in amateur radio on 2 metre FM.
Equipment
Modulation
Propagation
Australian Bandplan
