UK Frequency Bands/Usage - Under Construction !!

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Band I 47.000 to 68.000 MHz - Now obsolete Analogue TV allocation
- This has now been re-allocated for many other purposes
NEW Republic of Ireland Amateur Band !! ¹ ²
- 40.000-45.000 MHz (8 metre) Band
These are the PMR Bands available to use via a licence from Ofcom:
- Band I - 55.75 to 68.00 ¹
  - NEW Republic of Ireland Amateur Band !! ²
    - 54.000-69.900 MHz (5 metre) Band
- Low Band - 68.08125 to 87.49375
  - IoT - 70.5 to 71.5 MHz ³
  - IoT - 80.0 to 81.5 MHz ⁴
- Mid Band - 137.9625 to 165.04375
  - VHF Marine Band
- High Band - 165.04375 to 173.09375
- Band III - 177.20625 to 207.49375 ⁵
- UHF1 - 425.00625 to 449.49375
- UHF2 - 450.0 – 470.0

About Band Edges, Channel Offsets & Frequency Listings

This is within the original BBC Analogue 405-line TV band where it all started !!
Band I ↩ ↩²
The R.o.I. have allocated two very large Amateur Radio Bands in here…
More details - Band plans ↩ ↩²
This is a sub-band within the low-band PMR allocation
This sub-band was used as an AM Fire Brigade Band ↩
These were the AM “input channels” used by the Fire Brigade
As in footnote #3 above ↩
This is within the original ITV Analogue 405-line TV band where it all started !!
Band III
The DAB allocation is a sub-band in here… Digital Audio Broadcasting ↩