[COham] List of Most Common VHF/UHF simplex frequencies

[Dennis]

In addition, you might find what you want here:
70cm - http://www.ccarc.net/images/CCARC_FUP_420-450MHz_revd.pdf
2m - http://www.ccarc.net/images/CCARC_FUP_144MHz_revB.pdf

73

Dennis

N0ABC


On 6/28/2016 6:42 AM, Bob Witte (K0NR) wrote:
> Hi Skyler,
>
> On 2m, I would think you'd want the 2m fm calling frequency: 146.52 MHz.
>
> After that, I'd put in the 2m simplex frequencies that fall on 30 kHz 
> spacing: 146.43, 146.46, 146.49, 146.55, 146.58. Then up in the 147 
> MHz segment: 147.42, 147.45, 147.48, 147.51, 147.54
>
> For an explanation of the 2m band plan in Colorado see: 
> http://www.k0nr.com/wordpress/my-articles/2m-frequency/
>
> For 70cm, I'd suggest 446.0 (70cm fm calling frequency) and maybe one 
> other: 446.100 MHz
>
> You'll probably have to play around with it to find out what gets used 
> in your area.
>
> 73, Bob
>
> Bob Witte / K0NR / bob at k0nr.com / www.k0nr.com
>
> On 6/27/2016 8:21 PM, Skyler F wrote:
>> Hello fellow Colorado Hams,
>>
>> I working on a UHF/VHF remote base with limited channels (20 on UHF 
>> and 40
>> on VHF) and I am trying to find the best frequencies to put in it, 
>> and I am
>> starting out with simplex.
>>
>> This remote base is in the front range Denver Metro area.
>>
>>
>> So I know 146.550 is common, any other suggestions for common FM simplex
>> frequencies?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> 73
>> Skyler KD0WHB
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