CB Radio Frequency Lists

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Free to download and use, just click on the image to enlarge it then right click and save the image to your computer.

Calling Channels:

26.285Mhz - Channel 19 Super Low - USB CALLING (International) - NOT LEGAL IN UK

27.125Mhz - Channel 14 Mid Band - AM CALLING
27.185Mhz - Channel 19 Mid Band - FM/AM CALLING (Mobile)
27.275Mhz - Channel 27 Mid Band - USB CALLING
27.315Mhz - Channel 31 Mid Band - FM DX CALLING (Europe)
27.385Mhz - Channel 38 Mid Band - LSB CALLING (Mainly United States)

27.555Mhz - Channel 12 High Band - USB CALLING (International) - NOT LEGAL IN UK

27.73125Mhz - Channel 14 UK Band - FM CALLING (Home Base)
27.78125Mhz - Channel 19 UK Band - FM CALLING (Mobile)



UK LEGAL CB Radio Frequencies



German Legal CB Radio Frequencies



President McKinley EU EXPORT Frequencies




Thunderpole T-X Handheld Frequency Options









13 comments:

  1. Very nice we could introduce other frequencies to CW FT8 JS8CALL SIM31 ROS ETC 7351 from Portugal. Paulo

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  2. Hi, Could do with the above frequncies being added to the frequncy lists just a thought

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  3. I have now made a dat file the same as Delboy's CB Radio Frequency List for the CRT SS 9900.

    Tony 26-CT-1952

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    1. Hi Tony, can you share it, would save a lot of hassle

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    2. Hi Tony I also would you if you can share the CB Radio Frequency List for the CRT SS 9900.V4 Thanks Buddy 73s

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    3. Just email me and tonycurtisent@aol.com and I will send the file. Tony

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  4. great help thank you
    Kevin 26-CT-4397

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  5. Excellent page my friend, very helpful to us newbies.

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  7. Bit sad calling UKFM 'Muppets'/ Not everyone can spend hundreds of £s on radios and accessories. More professional simply to call it UKFM and let them behave like muppets on there. Don't forget these muppets might make it onto full breakfast radio!!

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    1. I agree with you. Probably half the Ham broadcasters started off or used UKCB back in the 80's too.

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  8. Hi these lists are fantastic, i don't suppose you have them in excel format?

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