Radiolocation primary
Amateur secondary (432 - 438 Remote Sensing Satellite Radar also secondary)
430.025 - 431.500 DIGITAL MODES (1) (6) (7)
431.500 - 433.000 CW, SSB, MOONBOUNCE (Global Allocation), Amplitude Modulation narrow band modes.
432.000 Center frequency for EME, globally coordinated frequency allocations exist above and below 432.0 MHz
432.100 National CW Calling Frequency (2)
432.200 National SSB Calling Frequency (2)
432.300 - 432.400 Propagation Beacon Network Exclusive (10)
432.400 - 433.000 Experimental Narrow bandwidth modes
433.000 – 434.800 DIGITAL MODES (1) (7)
434.800 - 434.900 Analog Repeater Links (4)
434.900 - 435.000 Guard Band
435.000 - 438.000 Amateur Satellites (Global Secondary Allocation) Remote Sensing Satellite Radar secondary
438.000 - 444.000 Amateur Television (NTSC, Vestigial Sideband, Digitally Enhanced Video) (3) (6) (8)
439.250 Video Carrier Frequency
442.000 - 445.000 Repeater Outputs (4) (5) (11)
444.000 Spread Spectrum (9)
445.000 - 445.775 Analog and Digital Links (4) (1)
445.800 - 445.975 DIGITAL (1)
446.000 - 446.175 FM Simplex
446.000 National FM Calling Frequency (2)
446.200 - 446.375 FM Remote Base (Uncoordinated)
446.400 - 446.775 Analog and Digital Links (4) (1)
446.800 - 446.975 DIGITAL MODES (1)
447.000 - 450.000 Repeater Inputs (4) (5) (11)
(1) Digital Channeling 25 kHz "minimum" raster, contiguous multiples of 25 kHz should be released based on required Digital System Bandwidth. (Data Rate and Modulation scheme will govern bandwidth). Consult with your local coordinating body, or WNYSORC where no coordination exists.
(2) Once communications has been established, QSY off frequency to allow others to call.
(3) ATV operations may be for point to point, or repeater input operations. Note that any non-ATV activity below 444.0 MHz must be coordinated with ATV users to minimize or eliminate interference to the video signal. Consult with WNYSORC for advice on administrative and technical means to achieve this. Note that Double Sideband Video is NOT sanctioned from a technical, spectrum, interference and power conservation viewpoint. Note that non-video Digital operations in this sub- band should only occur if other frequencies allocated are full; consult with your local coordination body. WNYSORC supports development of spectrally efficient video transmission techniques in this band.
(4) Local Option - consult with your local coordinating body.
(5) Repeaters - includes Narrowband FM, Digital (Voice, video and data) modes. Frequencies must be coordinated with your local coordinating body, or VHF- UHF Advisory where no coordination body exists.
(6) Non-conforming analog links on 70 cm are grandfathered provided that their existence does not cause harmful interference with amateur operations designated for that sub-band. In the case of interference, coordination discussions must be held to resolve the problem. Note grandfathering ceases once that link goes out of service; consult with your local coordinating body.
(7) Digital operations may include repeater operation, crossband duplex operation, links or simplex. Consult with your local coordination body.
(8) WNYSORC encourages development of Digital compression techniques to reduce video bandwidth within this sub-band.
(9) Spread Spectrum center frequency, secondary, operations per IC bandwidth limit of 12 MHz (max. spreading), may occur within these sub-bands, but must not cause interference to primary Amateur systems.
(10) Propagation Beacon frequencies are to be coordinated through the VHF UHF Advisory
Committee.
(11) WNYSORC encourages the use of CTSS encoding where spectral congestion occurs.
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