Quick-reference US amateur radio band allocations from 160 m through 23 cm with Technician, General, and Extra privileges. Offline-capable. Works offline after your first visit.
Simplified allocation overview for field reference. Always verify current ARRL/FCC band plans before operating — especially phone/data segment edges.
✓ = privileges available · ✓* = limited segments · — = not authorized. Based on common US allocations.
A voluntary band-segment guide showing phone, CW, and digital mode areas by license class — not a substitute for FCC Part 97 rules.
Technicians have CW and data privileges on portions of 20 m; check the band plan for exact segment limits.
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