UHF-T Band

Introduction

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 within 50 miles of the metropolitan areas listed below. 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

• Boston, MA
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)

• Chicago, IL
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)

• Cleveland, OH (Not available until further order from the FCC.)
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)

• Dallas/Fort Worth, TX
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)

• Detroit, MI (Not available until further order from the FCC.)
  • 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)

• Houston, TX
  • 488-494 MHz (Ch 17)

• Los Angeles, CA
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
  • 506-512 MHz (Ch 20)

• Miami, FL
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)

• New York, NY
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 476-482 MHz (Ch 15)
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)

• Philadelphia, PA
  • 500-506 MHz (Ch 19)
  • 506-512 MHz (Ch 20)

• Pittsburgh, PA
  • 470-476 MHz (Ch 14)
  • 494-500 MHz (Ch 18)

• San Francisco/Oakland, CA
  • 482-488 MHz (Ch 16)
  • 488-494 MHz (Ch 17)

• Washington, DC
  • 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)

Related Wiki Articles

• Television Frequencies