HAM Frequencies

Amateur Radio Service
47 C.F.R. Part 97

MHz    
.1357  - .1378  2200 meters
.472   - .479    630 meters
1.8    - 2.0     160 meters
3.5    - 4.0      80 meters      (3.8 - 4.0)       (1/4 wave = 62’)
5.331  - 5.405    60 meters

7.0    - 7.3      40 meters      (7.175 - 7.3)     (1/4 wave = 32’)
(works during the day)
7.032 CW
7.185 SSB
7.260 LSB

10.10  - 10.15    30 meters

14.00  - 14.35    20 meters      (14.225 - 14.359) (1/4 wave = 16’) (most popular)
14.060 CW
14.345 SSB

18.068 - 18.168   17 meters
21.00  - 21.45    15 meters      (21.275 - 21.450) (1/4 wave = 10’)
24.89  - 24.99    12 meters

28.0   - 29.7     10 meters      (28.3 - 29.7)     (1/4 wave = 8’)
28.060 CW
28.350 SSB
28.355 USB

50     - 54        6 meters      (50.1 - 54.0)     (1/4 wave = 4.5’)
standard offset 0.5 MHz
50.125 National SSB calling frequency 
52.525 National FM simplex
53.820 - 107.2 N6LXX Onyx Peak, CA

59.75 Channel 2 TV
65.75 Channel 3 TV
71.75 Channel 4 TV

138 - 144 MHz
The military services use the 138-144 band to support air-to-ground,
air-to-air, and air-ground-air (AGA) tactical communications;
air traffic control operations; LMR nets for sustaining base and
installation infrastructure support; and for tactical training
and test range support.

144    - 148       2 meters      (141.1 - 148.0)   (1/4 wave = 19”)
standard offset 0.6 MHz
http://www.tasma.org/TASMA-2m-Band-Plan.pdf
Offset defaults 
144.600 - 144.910 +
144.910 - 145.210 none
145.210 - 145.510 -
145.510 - 146.010 none
146.010 - 146.380 +
146.380 - 146.610 none
146.610 - 147.000 -
147.000 - 147.400 +
147.400 - 147.600 none
147.600 - 148.000 -

144.000 - 144.050 EME (CW)
144.050 - 144.100 General CW and weak signals
144.100 - 144.200 EME and weak signals SSB
144.200           National Simplex Side Band
144.200 - 144.275 General SSB operation 
144.275 - 144.300 Propagation beacons
144.300 - 144.500 New OSCAR subband 
144.310 - 144.375 Simplex, no linking/repeaters
144.321           Rob & Judy
144.330           WB6NOA, Gordon West
144.390           APRS
144.405 - 144.490 Simplex, no linking/repeaters
144.500 - 144.600 Linear translator inputs 
144.600 - 144.900 FM repeater inputs
144.900 - 145.100 Weak signal and FM simplex 
144.910           Cross band repeater
144.970           Packet
145.030           Packet
145.050           Packet
145.070           Packet
145.090           Packet
145.100 - 145.200 Linear translator inputs
145.200- 131.8    W6DRA Palm Springs, Tram 2, CA
145.280- 74.4     W6ZN  Escondido, Palomar Mountain, San Diego, CA
145.480- 107.2    W6DRA Palm Springs, Tram 1, CA
145.500 - 145.800 Miscellaneous and experimental modes
145.510           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.525           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.540           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.555           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.5625          Digital Narrow (DN)
145.570           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.585           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.600           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.615           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.630           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.645           Narrow Band Emergency Messaging System (NBEMS), MT63-2000L, ICS-213 Form, Digital Comm, C4SM
145.660           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
145.675           Linking & Remote Base
145.690           Linking & Remote Base
145.710           Linking & Remote Base
145.725           Linking & Remote Base
145.740           Linking & Remote Base
145.755           Linking & Remote Base
145.770           Linking & Remote Base
145.770 67.0      YV IRLP (Todd’s node)
145.785           Linking & Remote Base
145.800 - 146.000 OSCAR subband
146.010 - 146.370 Repeater inputs
146.115           K6JB, Yucca Valley, CA
146.175+ 107.2    N6FQ, Fallbrook, Red Mountain, San Diego, CA
146.385+ 146.2    KE6TZG, Running Springs, Keller Peak, CA
146.40 - 146.58   Simplex
146.420           SOTA
146.430           ATV voice
146.445           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
146.450           SOTA
146.460           Linking & Remote Base
146.520           National Simplex FM Calling Frequency
146.535           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
146.550           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
146.565           T-hunts
146.580           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
146.595           Simplex, no linking/repeaters
146.61 - 146.97   Repeater outputs 
146.760- 107.2    San J
146.790- 136.5    W6BA Yucca Valley, CA
146.820-          W6FNO Onyx, Onyx Peak, CA
146.940- 107.2    Edom Hill
146.960
147.00- 147.39    Repeater outputs 
147.060+ 136.5    W6IF Twentynine Palms, CA
147.180+ 151.4    WA6TST skywarn at Barstow
147.210           KP4CAR Puerto Rico
147.225+ 162.2    WA6ICT Big Bear, CA
147.330+ 131.8    K6BB/WB6FLY Big Bear,CA
147.420 - 147.570 Simplex
147.435- 1.0 (146.400) FM 103.5 K6MWT Lake Forest, Santiago Peak
147.450
147.465
147.480           Linking & Remote Base
147.495
147.510           Simplex, no linking/repeaters/SOTA
147.525           Cross band repeater
147.540
147.555
147.570
147.585
147.595
147.60 - 147.99   Repeater inputs 
147.705- 123.0T   WB6CDF Yucca Valley, CA
147.765- 97.4,    KJ6NLG Victorville, CA
147.885- 151.4    WA6TST skywarn at Ludlow
147.915- 123.0    Banning Pass
147.995


222    - 225    1.25 meters                        (1/4 wave = 12.5”)
420    - 450      70 centimeters                   (1/4 wave = 6”)
902    - 928      33 centimeters
1240   - 1300     23 centimeters

GHz
1.24   - 1.3      23 centimeters
2.3    - 2.31     13 centimeters
2.39   - 2.45     13 centimeters
3.30   - 3.5       9 centimeters
5.65   - 5.925     5 centimeters
10     - 10.5      3 centimeters (Popular X Band)
24.00  - 24.25   1.2 centimeters
47     - 47.2      6 milimeters
76     - 81        4 milimeters
122.25 - 123     2.5 milimeters
134 - 141          2 milimeters
241 - 250          1 milimeters