Re: US Bandplan

On Tuesday 01 April 2003 12:21 pm, pcaesar1 wrote:
> Can someone tell me what the US bandplan is? I have an imported VR120
> and would like to make it more usable.
>
> Thank you,
> Paul

Here's the bandplan data I read from a USA version VR-120 after a full reset
(lower freq in MHz, step in kHz, mode):

1) 0.2850, 5, AM
2) 0.5200, 10, AM
3) 1.7100, 5, AM
4) 50.5000, 5, NFM
5) 54.0000, 50, WFM
6) 108.0000, 25, AM
7) 142.0000, 12.5, NFM
8) 144.0000, 5, NFM
9) 148.0000, 12.5, NFM
10) 156.0000, 25, NFM
11) 157.4500, 12.5, NFM
12) 160.6000, 25, NFM
13) 160.9750, 12.5, NFM
14) 161.5000, 25, NFM
15) 162.9000, 12.5, NFM
16) 174.0000, 50, WFM
17) 216.0000, 5, NFM
18) 225.0000, 100, AM
19) 262.0000, 12.5, NFM
20) 270.0000, 100, AM
21) 271.0000, 12.5, NFM
22) 275.0000, 100, AM
23) 336.0000, 12.5, NFM
24) 420.0000, 25, NFM
25) 450.0000, 12.5, NFM
26) 470.0000, 50, WFM
27) 770.0000, 25, NFM
28) 1240.0000, 25, NFM
29) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
30) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
31) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
32) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
33) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
34) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
35) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
36) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
37) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
38) 1300.0000, 25, NFM
39) 1300.0000, 5, NFM

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