RAC MF/HF Band Plan Summary Tables
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1 RAC MF/HF Band Plan The RAC MF/HF Band Plan covers the bands 160m to 10m. This update has been necessitated by the recent changes in band allocations by the United States Federal Communications Commission, changes in IARU Region 1 allocations and the revision of the IARU Region 2 Band Plan. Since Canada is in IARU Region 2, our plan was designed to be congruent with the overall plan for North and South America as much as possible while allowing for some Canadian flavour. No plan can remain static in the face of changing International regulations and technology advances. As an example, it is anticipated that major revisions to the 40m plan may be necessary when Short Wave Broadcasting is eliminated worldwide from the band to MHz. There are some unique features of the Canadian plan that need special attention. On 40 metres, a phone DX window has been specified, something that the committee researched and has included as a first. On 80 metres, the IARU has followed our lead in making phone DX window to MHz. As well as specifying Emergency frequencies and DX windows, activity centres for IOTA operations, QRP Operation, AM phone and others, the plan includes very narrow band digital frequency bands within existing digital assignments. Guides to preferred contest operating frequencies are included on many bands, as initiated in the Region 2 Band Plan. The format of the RAC plan consists of two parts, the main document, plus an expansion of information for each frequency band which includes notes and Centres of Activity for that band.
2 RAC MF/HF Band Plan Summary Tables CW, Narrow band digital CW CW, Phone Beacons CW CW, Wide band, Narrow band digital CW, Phone CW CW, Narrow Band Digital with other Regions CW, Phone, Narrow Band Digital with other Regions CW, Phone CW, Phone, Narrow Band digital CW, Phone CW, SSTV, FAX, Phone CW, Phone CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital CW, Phone
3 CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital Beacons CW, Phone CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital CW Beacons CW, Phone CW, Phone, SSTV, FAX CW, Phone CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital CW, Phone CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital Beacon Network # Intra-regional Beacons CW, Beacons CW, Phone, Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital CW, Phone CW, Phone, SSTV, FAX CW, Phone Satellites Guard Band, no transmissions allowed FM repeater inputs FM simplex FM repeater outputs
4 160m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW, Narrow band digital (Note 1) CW (Notes 1 & 2) CW, Phone (Notes 3, 4 & 5) Beacons NOTES: CW may be used anywhere in the band but is normally used only up to 1840kHz CW Priority for intercontinental operation (DX window) SSB Priority for intercontinental operation (DX window) DX Listening Window for JA CW Includes AM and SSTV modes 1812 QRP CW Centre 1890 SSTV Centre 1910 QRP SSB Centre During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. Sideband Usage Below 10MHz use lower sideband (LSB) Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the lower segment edge.
5 80m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW (Note 1) CW, Wide band, Narrow band digital (Notes 2, 3, 4 & 5) CW, Phone (Notes 6 & 7) NOTES: CW Priority for intercontinental operation (DX window) CW Contest preferred PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital RTTY DX Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) SSB Contest preferred SSB Priority for intercontinental operation (DX window) 3530 IOTA CW Centre 3555 QRS CW Centre 3560 QRP CW Centre in IARU Regions 1 and 2, 3530 MHz in Australia 3630 Digital Voice Centre 3690 QRP SSB Centre 3735 Image Centre 3755 IOTA SSB Centre 3760 Emergency Centre 3845 SSTV & FAX Centre 3885 AM Phone Calling Frequency 3985 QRP SSB Calling Frequency During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. Sideband Usage Below 10MHz use lower sideband (LSB) Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the lower segment edge. Image modes: Any analogue or digital image using bandwidth up to 2700Hz.
6 40m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW (Note 1) CW, Narrow Band Digital with other Regions (Notes 2 & 3) CW, Phone, Narrow Band Digital with other Regions (Notes 3 & 4) CW, Phone (Note 4) CW, Phone, Narrow Band digital CW, Phone CW, SSTV, FAX, Phone CW, Phone Notes CW Priority for intercontinental operation (DX window) PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) SSB Priority for intercontinental operation (DX Window) 7027 QRP CW Centre IOTA CW Centre 7040 QRP CW Centre 2 and QRS Centre 7043 Image Centre IOTA SSB Centre SSB Emergency Centre Digital Voice Centre 7090 SSB QRP Centre Image Centre SSB Emergency Centre IOTA SSB Centre SSB QRP Centre AM Centre 7295 SSB Emergency Centre 3 During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. Sideband Usage Below 10MHz use lower sideband (LSB) Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the lower segment edge. Image modes: Any analogue or digital image using bandwidth up to 2700Hz.
7 30m BAND PLAN (July 6, 2008) CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 1) Note: PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital IOTA CW Centre CW QRP Centre
8 20m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW (Note 1) CW, Narrow band digital (Note 2) CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 3) Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 4) CW, Phone (Notes 5 & 6) NOTES: CW Contest preferred PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) SSB DXpedition priority SSB Contest preferred IOTA CW CW QRS Centre CW QRP Centre Digital Voice Centre Canadian Cross-country SSB Centre Image Centre IOTA SSB SSB QRP Centre AM Centre Global Emergency Centre During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the upper band edge. Image modes: Any analogue or digital image using bandwidth up to 2700Hz.
9 17m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW CW, Narrow band digital (Note 1) CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 2) Beacons CW, Phone (Notes 3 & 4) Notes: PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Global Emergency Centre CW QRP Centre IOTA CW Centre IOTA SSB Centre SSB QRP Centre Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the upper band edge.
10 15m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW CW, Narrow band digital (Note 1) CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 2) CW Beacons CW, Phone CW, Phone, SSTV, FAX CW, Phone (Note 3) Notes: PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Global Emergency Centre IOTA CW Centre CW QRS Centre CW QRP Centre Digital Voice Centre IOTA SSB Centre SSB QRP Centre Image Centre SSB QRP Centre During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the upper band edge. Image modes: Any analogue or digital image using bandwidth up to 2700Hz.
11 12m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW CW, Narrow band digital (Note 1) CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 2) Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 3) CW, Phone Note: PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) CW QRP Centre IOTA CW IOTA SSB SSB QRP Centre Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to the upper band edge.
12 10m BAND PLAN (July 8, 2008) CW CW, Narrow band digital CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Notes 1 & 2) Beacon Network # Intra-regional Beacons CW, Beacons CW, Phone, Beacons CW, Narrow band and Wide band digital (Note 3) CW, Phone CW, Phone, SSTV, FAX CW, Phone (Note 4) Satellites Guard Band, no transmissions allowed FM repeater inputs FM simplex FM repeater outputs Notes: PSK-31 and other Very Narrow Band Digital Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) Automatically controlled data stations (unattended) AM IOTA CW Centre CW QRS Centre CW QRP Centre Digital Voice Centre QRP SSB Centre IOTA SSB Centre IOTA SSB Centre Image Centre During major weekend Contest activities, activity in certain modes can spill over into other segments. SSB and AM Phone modes should not operate closer than 3000Hz to an upper band edge. FM Bandwidth is not to exceed 6000Hz. Image modes: Any analogue or digital image using bandwidth up to 2700Hz.
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