US Amateur Band Plan
Quick Reference for Amateur Radio Band Allocations
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The US Amateur Band Plan app is your essential companion for ham radio operations. Get instant access to all US amateur radio band allocations, modes, and privileges. Perfect for studying, operating, or quick reference in the field — with the full experience, offline access, and premium features beyond this website.
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📻 Complete US Band Plan Reference
Instant access to all US amateur radio bands with frequency allocations sorted by license class (ITU Region 2)
📊 Graphical Band Charts
Visual layouts of each amateur radio band make it easy to find your segment and understand frequency allocations at a glance
🌍 Current Band & RF Conditions
Real-time propagation information with tables and LUF/MUF maps to optimize your operating
🎯 License-Based Band Plans
Tailored displays for Technician, General, Extra, and legacy license classes (Novice and Advanced)
📜 FCC Part 97 Rules
Many band-specific FCC regulations included to keep you compliant with frequency rules and laws
🤝 ARRL Gentleman's Agreements
Voluntary usage suggestions adopted by the ARRL to promote smooth operation and good practice
🏆 Contest & Event Support
Perfect for ARRL Field Day, Parks on the Air (POTA), and seasonal contests when you need fast access to band data in congested conditions
🔍 US Callsign Lookup
Quickly identify hams by their callsign using the built-in lookup with our callsign database
📡 Additional Radio Services
Includes allocated bands/channels for CB, FRS, GMRS, MURS, NOAA Weather Radio, Maritime Radiofacsimile, NIST Time & Frequency signals, and USAF Messages (HFGCS)
🎓 Perfect for License Study
Great learning tool for understanding band privileges while studying for your Technician or General license
📻 SWL Support
Ideal reference for Short Wave Listening enthusiasts monitoring amateur and other radio services
📱 Full Offline Access
Designed to work even in remote locations with no cell service - perfect for field operations, emergency communications, and ham shack use