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Ch. 

N°. 

Receive 

Freq. 

Ship 

Transmit 

Freq. 

MODE  

Comment 

Channel 
Name 

141 

7238.0 

7238.0 

LSB 

BAJA 723 

Baja Calif. Net               Ham 

142 

7250.0 

7250.0 

LSB 

GORDO 

Gordo Net                     Ham 

143 

7260.0 

7260.0 

LSB 

BAJA 723 

Baja Calif. Net               Ham 

144 

7268.0 

7268.0 

LSB 

EC WW 72 

EC Waterway Net         Ham 

145 

7270.0 

7270.0 LSB 

ATLNTC 

South Atlantic Net         Ham 

146 

7285.0 

7285.0 

LSB 

HAWAII A 

Hawaii AM Net              Ham 

147 

7290.0 

7290.0 

LSB 

HAWAII P 

Hawaii PM Net               Ham 

148 

7292.0 

7292.0 

LSB 

FLORIDA 

Florida Net                     Ham 

149 

7294.0 

7294.0 

LSB 

CHUBASCO 

Chubasco Net               Ham 

150 

14285.0 

14285.0 

USB 

CA S PAC 

CA - S Pacific Net         Ham 

151 

14300.0 

14300.0 

USB 

HAM 1430 

Ham Nets                       Ham 

152 

14303.0 

14303.0 

USB 

CA HI 

CA - Hawaii Net            Ham 

153 

14313.0 

14313.0 

USB 

HAM SHIP 

Hams on Ships              Ham 

154 

14325.0 

14325.0 

USB 

HUR'CANE 

Hurricane  Net               Ham 

155 

14330.0 

14330.0 

USB 

GUNKHOLE 

Gunkholers Net             Ham 

156 

14340.0 

14340.0 

USB 

MANANA 

Mañana Net                   Ham 

157 

21325.0 

21325.0 

USB 

ATLANTIC 

Atlantic Net                    Ham 

158 

21390.0 

21390.0 

USB 

HALO 

Halo Net                         Ham 

159 

21402.0 

21402.0 

USB 

PACIFIC 

Pacific Net                     Ham 

160 

28400.0 

28400.0 

USB 

HAM 2840 

Ham Net                         Ham 

 

Note: Ham channels are listen-only without the proper class FCC Amateur Radio 
Service license. 

Summary of Contents for M802

Page 1: ...by Icom America These channels have been programmed to best reflect the needs of boaters throughout the United States These user channels can be reprogrammed by you the user A list of the preprogramme...

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Page 4: ...Noise Check RX 17 20000 0 Rx Only AM WWV 20 WWV Time Noise Check RX 18 3330 0 Rx Only USB CHU 3 CHU Canada Time Check RX 19 7335 0 Rx Only USB CHU 7 CHU Canada Time Check RX 20 14670 0 Rx Only USB CHU...

Page 5: ...r Charts USB WXFX HI Weather Fax Honolulu HI 47 16133 1 Weather Charts USB WXFX HI Weather Fax Honolulu HI 48 4235 0 Weather Charts USB WXFX ATL Weather Fax Boston MA 49 6338 6 Weather Charts USB WXFX...

Page 6: ...ie 80 4003 0 4003 0 USB S S 4003 4 MHz Ship to Ship 81 4006 0 4006 0 USB S S 4006 4 MHz Ship to Ship 82 4009 0 4009 0 USB S S 4009 4 MHz Ship to Ship 83 4012 0 4012 0 USB S S 4012 4 MHz Ship to Ship 8...

Page 7: ...6528 0 USB SHIP 16A Ship to Ship 16 Alpha 121 16531 0 16531 0 USB SHIP 16B Ship to Ship 16 Bravo 122 16534 0 16534 0 USB SHIP 16C Ship to Ship 16 Charlie 123 18825 0 18825 0 USB SHIP 18A Ship to Ship...

Page 8: ...0 7294 0 LSB CHUBASCO Chubasco Net Ham 150 14285 0 14285 0 USB CA S PAC CA S Pacific Net Ham 151 14300 0 14300 0 USB HAM 1430 Ham Nets Ham 152 14303 0 14303 0 USB CA HI CA Hawaii Net Ham 153 14313 0 1...

Page 9: ...nd 26 MHz These short wavelength frequencies refract radio signals off the ionosphere reflect off sea water and may easily skip hundreds and thousands of miles around the earth Marine single sideband...

Page 10: ...4 digit designators beginning at 401 and ending at 2510 RARELY will you hear anything but static But within each ITU BAND are specific marine SSB channels While some are simple talk or listen SIMPLEX...

Page 11: ...n for transmissions on those ITU simplex channels that end with 50 ITU 450 ITU 650 ITU 850 ITU 1250 ITU 1650 Ship to ship simplex channels end with ITU numbers like 51 52 and 53 i e 451 851 and 1252 B...

Page 12: ...nd ship to Coast Guard channels in case of an emergency The national Marine Electronics Association NMEA recently published this list of 160 important SSB frequencies in an effort to standardize a use...

Page 13: ...nadian powerful time signal frequencies This is a good way to check your antenna s reception capability 10 000 kHz 10 MHz and 15 000 kHz 15 MHz time signals from WWV should come in relatively loud and...

Page 14: ...sive black box between your computer and your SSB s audio output Channels 62 67 These channels contain randomly selected international shortwave broadcast stations many using the English language Your...

Page 15: ...nnels are regularly tied up Remember the x100 rule about how far your radio signals will bounce 4000 kHz 4 MHz 400 to 800 miles 8000 kHz 8 MHz 800 to 1600 miles 12000 kHz 12 MHz 1200 to 2400 miles If...

Page 16: ...giving out great weather forecasts and taking reports from licensed ham operators from around the country sometimes from around the world You must be a General Advanced or Extra Class licensed ham ra...

Page 17: ...discovered in Table A and writing over or correcting 5 10 existing channels not found in your memory USER CHANNELS are specifically field re programmable allowing you to add a custom lineup of popula...

Page 18: ...y that you would like to program in your user channel list IT IS EASY First dial up a channel you may never need like channels 59 60 and 61 Australia weather fax Or you can write over a weather fax ch...

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