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| − | + | Part of the UHF television broadcast spectrum from 470-512 MHz (TV channels 14-20) is referred to as the UHF-T Band when used for private land mobile radio in certain metropolitan areas. Each 6 MHz wide TV channel is dvided in two with the lower 3 MHz for base stations/repeater outputs paired with the upper 3 MHz for mobiles/repeater inputs. | |
| − | Part of the UHF television broadcast spectrum from 470-512 MHz (TV channels 14-20) is referred to as the UHF-T Band when used for private land mobile radio | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
| − | * Boston, MA | + | UHF-T band private land mobile radio use is generally restricted to a 50 mile radius of the locations listed below. |
| + | * Boston, MA (42°21′24.4″, -71°03′23.2″) | ||
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ||
| − | * Chicago, IL | + | * Chicago, IL (41°52′28.1″, -87°38′22.2″) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ||
| − | * Cleveland, OH (Not available until further order from the FCC.) | + | * Cleveland, OH (41°29′51.2″, -81°49′49.5″) (Not available until further order from the FCC.) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ||
| − | * Dallas/Fort Worth, TX | + | * Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (32°47′09.5″, -96°47′38.0″) |
** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ||
| − | * Detroit, MI (Not available until further order from the FCC.) | + | * Detroit, MI (42°19′48.1″, -83°02′56.7″) (Not available until further order from the FCC.) |
** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ||
** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ||
| − | *Houston, TX | + | *Houston, TX (29°45′26.8″, -95°21′37.8″) |
** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ||
| − | * Los Angeles, CA | + | * Los Angeles, CA (34°03′15.0″, -118°14′31.3″) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ||
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** 506-512 MHz (Ch 20) | ** 506-512 MHz (Ch 20) | ||
| − | * Miami, FL | + | * Miami, FL (25°46′38.4″, -80°11′31.2″) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
| − | * New York, NY | + | * New York, NY (40°45′06.4″, -73°59′37.5″) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ** 476-482 MHz (Ch 15) | ||
** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ||
| − | * Philadelphia, PA | + | * Philadelphia, PA (39°56′58.4″, -75°09′19.6″) |
** 500-506 MHz (Ch 19) | ** 500-506 MHz (Ch 19) | ||
** 506-512 MHz (Ch 20) | ** 506-512 MHz (Ch 20) | ||
| − | * Pittsburgh, PA | + | * Pittsburgh, PA (40°26′19.2″, -79°59′59.2″) |
** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ** 470-476 MHz (Ch 14) | ||
** 494-500 MHz (Ch 18) | ** 494-500 MHz (Ch 18) | ||
| − | * San Francisco/Oakland, CA | + | * San Francisco/Oakland, CA (37°46′38.7″, -122°24′43.9″) |
** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ** 482-488 MHz (Ch 16) | ||
** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ||
| − | * Washington, DC | + | * Washington, DC (38°53′51.4″, -77°00′31.9″) |
** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ** 488-494 MHz (Ch 17) | ||
** 494-500 MHz (Ch 18) | ** 494-500 MHz (Ch 18) | ||
Revision as of 12:35, 26 July 2020
Part of the UHF television broadcast spectrum from 470-512 MHz (TV channels 14-20) is referred to as the UHF-T Band when used for private land mobile radio in certain metropolitan areas. Each 6 MHz wide TV channel is dvided in two with the lower 3 MHz for base stations/repeater outputs paired with the upper 3 MHz for mobiles/repeater inputs.
Locations
UHF-T band private land mobile radio use is generally restricted to a 50 mile radius of the locations listed below.
- Boston, MA (42°21′24.4″, -71°03′23.2″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- Chicago, IL (41°52′28.1″, -87°38′22.2″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
- Cleveland, OH (41°29′51.2″, -81°49′49.5″) (Not available until further order from the FCC.)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
- Dallas/Fort Worth, TX (32°47′09.5″, -96°47′38.0″)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- Detroit, MI (42°19′48.1″, -83°02′56.7″) (Not available until further order from the FCC.)
- 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- Houston, TX (29°45′26.8″, -95°21′37.8″)
- 488-494 MHz (Ch 17)
- Los Angeles, CA (34°03′15.0″, -118°14′31.3″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- 506-512 MHz (Ch 20)
- Miami, FL (25°46′38.4″, -80°11′31.2″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- New York, NY (40°45′06.4″, -73°59′37.5″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- Philadelphia, PA (39°56′58.4″, -75°09′19.6″)
- 500-506 MHz (Ch 19)
- 506-512 MHz (Ch 20)
- Pittsburgh, PA (40°26′19.2″, -79°59′59.2″)
- 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
- 494-500 MHz (Ch 18)
- San Francisco/Oakland, CA (37°46′38.7″, -122°24′43.9″)
- 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
- 488-494 MHz (Ch 17)
- Washington, DC (38°53′51.4″, -77°00′31.9″)
- 488-494 MHz (Ch 17)
- 494-500 MHz (Ch 18)
Maps
- UHF-T_Band.zip - Google Earth .kml map of the areas listed above.
Related Links
- 47CFR90.301 Authorization in the Band 470-512 MHz (UHF-TV Sharing)
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