Most Popular Freeband Frequencies

[mr_fx]

I am more interested in frequencies that are lower in the HF bands. I understand there is stuff near 40m

 

[Wire Weasel]

I am more interested in frequencies that are lower in the HF bands. I understand there is stuff near 40m

Yep, already posted for you. You will hear activity both above and below 40M up/down 250khz. Casual chit chatters use it as well as the pirates. There is no specific frequency necessarily. Tune around. You might hear something, you might not. It takes time. There is no "freebanding QSO on demand" unless you make a schedule to meet somebody there.

 

[Zman]

What are the most popular Freeband frequenices??

I DARE YOU do ask this on QRZ and Eham, LOLOLOLOLOLOL!:tongue:

 

[IMD262]

I am more interested in frequencies that are lower in the HF bands. I understand there is stuff near 40m

There are several "freebands" throughout the HF spectrum.

 

[2RT307]

A good friend of mine turned me on to 26.915 AM. Lots of really nice, no BS guys there that like to talk DX, and not just to "wave a hand". They like to carry on a conversation, talk about equipment and setup, and generally shoot the breeze as long as conditions hold before signing off. (I get a little weary of the dx contest type QSO's). 27.425 LSB has gotten popular in the north central Texas area, from Fort Worth/Dallas up to Wichita Falls and Lawton, Oklahoma.

I'm interested in the other bands, since I have the capability, but have not ever found anyone where they are "supposed to be" on some of the lower band frequencies.

73,
RT307

 

[Se7en]

900mhz, 300khz, plenty of freeband space between 12m-10m hihi

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[mr_fx]

really people are freebanding 900 mhz?

 

[sp5it]

SATCOM freebanding is fun.
Pirates on UHF SATCOM 255.550 MHz FM - YouTube

 

[Se7en]

SATCOM freebanding is fun.
Pirates on UHF SATCOM 255.550 MHz FM - YouTube

@mr_fx
Yup

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[jazzsinger]

That's only IF you could find a telephone box. Do they still use those in the Motherland?

They were called Telephone Booths here in the states but they have totally disappeared years ago with the advent of cell phones

there's still a few here, most nowadays are credit card based, a few of the old ones were sold off to Aberdeen council, they stuck a couple of sheep in each and declared them leisure centres for the locals.

 

[Shadetree Mechanic]

Bump

 

[Slowmover]

Thx

 

[Cam Tetzlaff]

27.555 LSB here in southern Wisconsin

 

[WECSOG]

26.685 AM. That's channel C-15 on a lot of the export rigs.

 

[WECSOG]

49 MHz is the frequency that all the old baby monitors used to use... I can see it now. Fisher Price baby monitor running into a 1.5kw amp and a 4 element 6 meter beam

https://www.qsl.net/49mhz/reference/