50 MHz (6M) 6 Meters Band Plan Canada Amateur HAM Radio


50 – 54 MHz Spectrum allocated 4 MHz
Amateur Exclusive Primary
50.0 – 50.6NARROW BAND MODES (SSB, AM )
50.0 – 50.050CW / BEACONS / MOONBOUNCE
50.050 – 50.1CW / BEACONS
50.1CW CALLING FREQUENCY
50.1-50.6SSB and AM MODES (BANDWIDTH less than or= 2.3 kHz)
50.105 – 50.115DX WINDOW (LISTEN FOR DX HERE)(4)
50.110DX WINDOW CALLING FREQUENCY (4)
50.125NATIONAL SSB CALLING FREQUENCY
50.4AM CALLING FREQUENCY
50.6 – 51.0EXPERIMENTAL MODES (1)
50.7RTTY, AMTOR CALLING FREQUENCY
50.8 – 50.98RADIO CONTROL OF MODELS, TEN CHANNELS
ON A 20 kHz RASTER
51 – 51.1PACIFIC (ZL) DX WINDOW (SSB/CW ONLY) (3)
51.1 – 52FM VOICE SIMPLEX, AND PACKET (1)
51.7NATIONAL SIMPLEX PACKET CALLING FREQ
52 – 52.05PACIFIC (VK) DX WINDOW (SSB/CW ONLY) (3)
52.525NATIONAL FM CALLING FREQUENCY
52 – 53FM VOICE REPEATER INPUTS (2)
53 – 54FM VOICE REPEATER OUTPUTS

Footnotes:

(1) In North America the following frequencies are suggested for Packet digipeater and packet scatter operation:
50.62/51.62 50.68/51.68 50.76/51.76 50.64/51.64 50.72/51.72 50.78/51.78 50.66/51.66 50.74/51.74
For co-located voice and packet repeaters, use high (input) and low (output) to provide maximum mutual frequency isolation.

(2) Table of Repeater Pairs.

(3) Amateurs are requested to avoid using FM or other wide band modes on these frequencies to minimize interference to Australian and New Zealand Amateurs working into Region 2 on SSB/CW.

(4) North American Amateurs are requested to avoid calling “CQ DX” on 50.110 MHz.

(plan approved October 1997) 

Send comments to VHF/UHF Band Planning Committee, Dana Shtun, VE3DS .

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