Frequencies Allocated  
Simplex Repeater Functional Allocation
  Input Output  
144.000 - 144.100     Moonbounce and Terrestrial CW
144.100     National CW Calling Frequency
144.100 - 144.200     CW/SSB Weak Signal
144.200 - 144.275     AM Narrow-band Modes, Exclusive (including CW SSB, ACSSB and other modes having bandwidth less than 3 kHz, e.g., FAX, SSTV, RTTY)
114.275 - 144.300     Propagation Beacon Network, Exclusive
144.310 - 144.490     Digital, Group 1 (20 kHz interval) (bandwidth, ERP, coverage to be coordinated operation on 144.310 MHz allowed if it does NOT interfere with propagation beacon sub-band)
144.340     National ATV Coordination Frequency
144.390     National APRS Frequency
  144.510 - 144.590 145.100 - 145.190 Repeaters Group 1, (FM,ACSSB Repeaters Primary, Linear Translators Secondary) (-600, 20 kHz interval) (Note 1)
  144.610 - 144.890 145.210 - 145.490 Repeaters Group 2 (-600, 20 kHz interval) (Note 1)
144.910 - 144.990     Digital, Group 2 (20 kHz interval)
  145.610 - 145.690 145.010 - 145.090 Digital Repeaters, Group 1 (+600, 20 kHz interval)
145.500 - 145.590     Space Station Links
145.710 - 145.790     Digital, Group 3 (20 kHz interval)
145.800 - 146.000     Amateur Satellite, Exclusive
  146.020 - 146.380 146.620 - 146.980 Repeaters Group 3 (-600, 20 kHz interval)
146.400 146.400 147.000 FM Simplex, Orphan (alternate repeater input) (Note 2)
146.415 - 146.595     FM Simplex, Group 1 (15 kHz interval)
146.520     National FM Calling Frequency
  147.600 - 147.980 147.700 - 147.380 Repeaters Group 4 (+600, 20 kHz interval)
147.420 & 147.435     Internet linked simplex, SNP (15 kHz interval) (Note 3)
147.450 - 147.585     Internet linked simplex (15 kHz interval) (Note 3)
Revision date 2005.06.01
Note 1 The repeater channels transmitting on 145.130 MHz and 145.290 MHz are SNP (Shared, Non-Protected) channels. Tone-coded squelch is mandatory for all SNP channels.
Note 2 The frequency 146.400 MHz is preferred as an FM Simplex channel. In some cases, 146.400 can be coordinated as an alternative input for a repeater with output on 147.000 MHz.
Note 3 Frequencies from 147.420 to 147.585 (15 kHz interval) have been classified for use by internet-linked simplex operations.Operators are encouraged to use minimum output power, and to load the sub-band from the highest frequency down, recognizing that operation on adjacent 15 kHz channels may not be feasible in the same coverage area. Experimentation is limited to the SNP channels. Some digital (packet) operations have operated in this frequency range for many years, and may continue to operate here for a reasonable butlimited period of time, after which they are expect to move to one of the ranges assigned to digital operation.