CROSS-BANDING FREQUENCY ALLOCATIONS (local)
This page shows the standard simplex frequencies in the VHF and UHF bands, as well as a cross-band pair number. In order to ensure co-ordination exists between cross-band rig users for special events, these CR numbers will be allocated during special event planning. This is only a gentleman's agreement between local amateurs, to prevent them inadvertently selecting the same simplex local operating channel and thereby causing possible lockups on the repeaters they are trying to access.
Note that known frequent users have been pre-allocated certain channels, but that these allocations might change for a specific event, depending on the demand for cross-band channels. The event planning will refer to these CR numbers below.
(The SARL Bandplan was consulted for the general simplex operating channels)
Secondary allocations in yellow have been added for events where the primary allocatee is not making use of the pair
Allocations:
|
PAIR
No: |
VHF |
UHF |
Name |
Callsign |
|
CR1 |
145.300 |
433.400 |
Kevern |
ZR2BK |
|
CR2 |
145.325 |
433.425 |
Michael |
ZS2MG |
|
CR3 |
145.350 |
433.450 |
Glen |
ZS2GV |
|
CR4 |
145.375 |
433.475 |
Tony |
ZR2TX |
|
CR5 |
145.400 |
433.500 |
Colin
/ Jimmy |
ZR2CRS
/ ZS2JIM |
|
CR6 |
145.425 |
433.525 |
Michael |
ZS2MIC |
|
CR7 |
145.450 |
433.550 |
Dave |
ZS2DH |
|
CR8 |
145.475 |
433.575 |
Gert
|
ZS2GS
|
PEARS
Crossbanding presentation – 18 January 2018