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Spectrum Allocation Table

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From: Steve Day
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 01:49
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Does anyone have a table of what frequency bands are assigned to various
radio services?  I'm looking for data like 144-148 MHz is the 2-meter
amateur band, x-y Mhz is cellular, a-b Mhz is such and such service, etc..
I'm not particularly concerned with the internal structure for these services
other than something like CB is x number of AM channels y KHz wide, but I
don't need the entire band plan for something like the 2-meter ham band.

Any information will be appericiated.  Please e-mail since I won't be able
to read the news again until Monday or Tuesday and I don't have a treaded
news reader :-( :-(

Thank You

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Steve Day
N7VHY
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From: day@william.vancouver.wsu.edu (Steve Day)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,rec.radio.amateur.misc
Subject: Spectrum Allocation Table
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