10 m band
Privileges
E, G
T
Legend
Data, RTTY, and CW
Phone, image, and CW
SSB Phone and CW
Current propagation
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FM, USB
These mode(s) are commonly used for voice on this band. Most bands allow other modes, as well (see restrictions).
Restrictions
Technician and novice operators are limited to a maximum of 200 W PEP.
§97.313(c)(2)
Amateur stations transmitting on the 28.3-29 MHz segment may not emit an angle-modulated (FM or PM) emission that has a modulation index greater than 1 at the highest modulation frequency.
§97.307(f)(1) and §97.305(c)
Amateur stations transmitting on the 28.3-29.7 MHz segment may not emit a non-phone emission that exceeds the bandwidth of a communications quality phone emission of the same modulation type. The total bandwidth of an independent sideband emission (having B as the first symbol), or a multiplexed image and phone emission, shall not exceed that of a communications quality A3E emission.
§97.307(f)(2) and §97.305(c)
Only a RTTY or data emission using these specified digital codes may be transmitted on the 28-28.3 MHz segment: Baudot, AMTOR, ASCII, or any technique whose technical characteristics have been documented publicly, such as CLOVER, G-TOR, or PacTOR, for the purpose of facilitating communications.
§97.305 and §97.307(f)(3)
The authorized bandwidth for the 28-28.3 MHz segment is 2.8 kHz.
§97.305 and §97.307(f)(3)
Band plan
CW
28 - 28.07 MHz
RTTY
28.06 - 28.15 MHz
JT65 VFO Frequency
28.076 MHz
JT9 VFO Frequency
28.078 MHz
PSK31 Calling Frequency
28.12015 MHz
WSPR Net Dial Frequency
28.1246 MHz
CW
28.15 - 28.19 MHz
Beacons
28.2 - 28.3 MHz
Phone
28.3 - 29.3 MHz
SSTV
28.68 MHz
AM
29 - 29.2 MHz
Satellite Downlinks
29.3 - 29.51 MHz
Repeater Inputs
29.52 - 29.59 MHz
FM Simplex
29.6 MHz
Repeater Outputs
29.61 - 29.7 MHz