Difference between revisions of "Common Frequencies"
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Revision as of 19:45, 7 February 2006
United States
- Aircraft
- Citizens Band (CB)
- General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS)
- Common Itinerant and Business
- Common Public Safety
- Cordless Microphones
- Cordless Phone
- Marine
- Railroad
- AM Broadcast
- FM Broadcast
- Television
- Ambulance/Hospital Frequencies
- Amateur (Ham) Radio
NTIA US Frequency Allocation Chart
FCC Database Search
Universal Licensing System - License Search
Universal Licensing System - Application Search
CDBS Public Access - Commercial Broadcast Stations
Equipment Authorization (FCC ID)
Finding Information About Radio and Television Stations on the FCC Web Site
United States Federal Government
- Border Patrol
- Coast Guard
- Customs and Border Protection
- Homeland Security
- Diplomatic Security Service
- Drug Enforcement Administration
- Federal Aviation Administration
- Federal Itinerant
- Federal/Non-Federal Interoperability
- Federal Protective Service
- Marshal Service
- National Incident Radio Support Cache
- National Transportation Safety Board
- NOAA (Weather Radio)
- Secret Service
- Transportation Security Administration
NTIA Manual of Regulations and Procedures for Federal Radio Frequency Management (Redbook)