470 - 854 MHz

Register of Frequencies: 470 - 854 MHz Non-airborne

Centre Frequency or Lower edge of Band (MHz)	Upper edge of Band (MHz)	Maximum Effective Radiated Power (ERP)	Maximum Bandwidth	Restrictions and Notes. All frequencies are available in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and Channel Islands except where stated otherwise	Typical Applications
470.0	582 .0	5 W<	200 kHz	This band is shared with television broadcasting (TV channels 21-34). The availability of frequencies depends on the location, power and type of use required.	Fixed site duplex Talkback including 25 kHz bandwidth systems (duplex spacing typically 80 MHz). Radio microphones. Portable audio links.
582.0	590.0	5 W	200 kHz	his band is shared with television broadcasting (TV channel 35). The availability of frequencies depends on the location, power and type of use required.	Radio microphones. Temporary point-to-point audio links. Mobile and portable audio links.
590.0	598.0	10 mW	200 kHz	This band is shared with radar services (channel 36). Not available in parts of:- Bristol and Jersey.	Radio microphones.
598.0	606.0	5 W	200 kHz	This band is shared with television broadcasting (TV channel 37). The availability of frequencies depends on the location, power and type of use required.	Radio microphones. Temporary point-to-point audio links. Mobile and portable audio links.
606.0	614.0	10 mW	200 kHz	This band is shared with radio astronomy (channel 38). The availability of frequencies depends on the location required.	Radio microphones.
614.0	854.0	5 W	200 kHz	This band is shared with television broadcasting (TV channels 39-68). The availability of frequencies depends on the location, power and type of use required.	Fixed site duplex Talkback including 25 kHz bandwidth systems (duplex spacing typically 80 MHz). Radio microphones.

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