United States Common Carriers Frequencies
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Welcome to the "Category:United States Common Carriers Frequencies" category. This category:
- Is a sub-category of:
- Lists all the articles for Category:United States that contain Common Carriers Frequencies information as submitted by the members.
In general, data in any Wiki article:
- might not be accurate. Members are encouraged to validate and edit the articles.
- should be used to supplement the data in our Frequency Database.
The data in the articles listed below:
- should not be submitted to the data base team until the data have been validated.
- Please read RR Database Submission Guidelines before submitting validated data to the Frequency Database.
- Please read Wiki Extensions to learn how to incorporate Database-data into a Wiki page.
- Please use tables if there are more than a couple lines of data.
- This enables several applications to capture this data, copy it into Windows clipboard, and from there to your scanner programming software. This helps to avoid a large amount of tedious (and error prone) manual typing and copying. See the Applications that can copy Frequency Data from the Wiki article for more information.
Please note:
- Please apply this category only to United States articles that contain (what the US describes as) Part 22 Communications Common Carriers frequencies information.
- If you want to find frequencies used by (what the US describes as) Part 90 Communications Providers in United States, please navigate to Category:United States Communications Providers Frequencies.
To CATEGORIZE an article into this category, please add the following as the last line in the article:
[[Category:United States Common Carriers Frequencies]]
Please do NOT edit this page unless you intend to change the Description of this Category. Thank you.
Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
Pages in category "United States Common Carriers Frequencies"
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