Hy-Gain DX-88, Instruction Manual

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DIMENSION DIMENSION
SETTING "H" "I"
HAM - CW 16 in. 18 in.
HAM-PHONE
AND 19 in. 28 in.
S WL 41/75 METERS
S WL 25 in. 46 in.
49/90 METERS
Table 1
Dimension H and I for HAM
and SWL Settings
The following high frequency bands have been allocated by the
International Telecommunication Union to be used for broadcasting:
kiloHertz
MegaHertz
Band
Meter
Band
2,300-2,495 2 120*
3,200-3,400 3 90*
3,900-4,000 4 75**
4,750-5060 5 60*
5,900-6,200* 6 49t
7,100-7,350* 7 411
-
#
9,400-9,775* 9 31r-*
9,775-9,900 9 31$
11,600-11,700* 11 25v
11,700-11,975 11 251'
11,975-12,100* 11 25t
13,570-13,870* 13 22$
15,100-15,450 15 19t
15,450-15,800* 15 . 19f
17,480-17,700* 17 16v
17,700-17,900 17 16t
18,900-19,020* 19 16t
21,450-21,750 21 13t
21,750-21,850 21 13$
25,600-26,100 26 lit
•
Tropical bands, for broadcasting use in designated tropical areas.
•
** Regional band used only in Europe and Asia.
World Bands, used worldwide.
World Band extensions. Not yet officially authorized, but being used by an
increasing number of broadcasting stations.
# Not used for broadcasting in the Western Hemisphere.
Includes Amendments to Article 8, The Int. Table of Frequency Allocations,
effective April l, 2007.
Many stations use frequencies outside of, but adjacent to the bands listed
above.
Table 2
Broadcasting Frequencies