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Frequency Distribution in the Broadcast and Amateur

Bands.

The R-5000 receiver covers from 100 kHz to 30 MHz, to

receive international broadcast and communication ser-

vices.

As shown in the Frequency Allocation Chart, broadcast

and Amateur radio station frequencies are allocated in

specific bands expressed in megaherts (MHz) or wave-

length in meters (m). Also in the chart, the frequencies of

"other stations" are assigned for fixed station business

use, marine mobile, aviation mobile, land mobile, radio bea-

con stations, etc. The following relationship exists bet-

ween frequency and wave length.

As will be seen from this relationship, the 31 m band and

9 MHz band, for example, are the same shortwave broad-

cast band, covering the range of 9,500 kHz to 9,775 kHz.

Note:

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Radio stations throughtout the world are listed in the

WORLD RADIO TV HANDBOOK or similar publications.

* (With the Australia version from 2 to 30 MHz; with the

West Germany version, from 150 kHz to 26.2 MHz)

RADIO FREQUENCY ALLOCATION