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Ham Radio : Clubs : North America : Canada : British Columbia

• Malaspina College amateur radio society - VE7RME repeater is located in Nanaimo. It operates on a transmit frequency of 146.98 mhz and a receive frequency of 146.38 mhz
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• VE2CYH Covey Hill Amateur Radio Club - VE2CYH The Covey Hill Amateur Radio Club Repeater is located on the Covey Hill, mountain and it operates on the frequency of 146.685
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• Allocation of Radio Spectrum - This is the table of contents to a list showing how the radio frequency spectrum is allocated to different users in the United States.
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• 40 MHz 8m Band Amateur Radio Exploration - The 8m ISM band, a unique frequency range between 10m and 6m, holds potential for amateur radio enthusiasts, yet it remains largely unallocated. This spectrum offers fertile ground for research and self-training. The author's experience with low-power transmissions and WSPR testing highlights the band's capabilities and the need for a narrow, speech-free amateur allocation to encourage experimentation. Discover the world of 8m ISM radio exploration and its future possibilities.
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• National Scanner Frequency Guide - List of scanner frequencies used in the US for emergency or inter-agency communications, allocated nationally.
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• Radio Station WWV - NIST radio station WWV broadcasts time and frequency information 24 hours per day, 7 days per week to millions of listeners worldwide. WWV is located near Fort Collins, Colorado, about 100 kilometers north of Denver. The broadcast information includes time announcements, standard time intervals, standard frequencies, UT1 time corrections, a BCD time code, and geophysical alerts
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• RF Exposure Calculator - To use the RF Exposure Calculator, fill-in the form with your operating power, antenna gain, and the operating frequency. Depending on how far above ground the RF source is located, you might want to consider ground reflections too.
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