Spectrum Details for 900 MHz (Amateur) Frequency Band
| Band | 900 MHz (Amateur) |
| Band Name | 33 cm Band |
| Frequency | 902 - 928 MHz |
| Allocated Use | Amateur Radio |
| Used in Countries | United States |
| Duplex Mode | Simplex |
| Frequency Range (MHz) | 902 - 928 |
| Bandwidth | Entire 26 MHz |
PART 97—AMATEUR RADIO SERVICE
Technical Summary
47 CFR Part 97 outlines the technical requirements for amateur radio operations, including frequency allocations, power limits, and operating modes. It specifies frequency bands by wavelength (e.g., 160 meters, 80 meters) and sets a maximum power of 1500 watts PEP for most bands. Operators must identify transmissions regularly and use the minimum necessary power. Special provisions apply for emergency communications and satellite operations (47 CFR § 97.313, § 97.207).
Legal Details
Kama Thuo, PLLC Wireless Telecommunications Law Firm has compiled legal details on Amateur (Ham) Radio.
This band is used by amateur radio operators primarily for point-to-point communication, including FM voice, digital modes (such as packet radio), and CW/MCW operations
| Band Portion | License Type | License Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| 902-928 MHz | Unlicensed | Specific Person or Entity |
For legal details on 900 MHz (Amateur) (or for counseling on spectrum licensing and allocation generally), see information at Kama Thuo, PLLC Wireless Telecommunications Law Firm.