Ham Radio Frequency Privileges: Technician Class, General Class

A frequency privilege is the permission granted by your ham radio license to use a particular group of frequencies. Of the three ham radio licenses permitted today (General, Technician, and Amateur Extra), two class privileges are represented below:

Technician-class frequency privileges

A Technician-class license (Tech license) is how nearly every ham starts. The Tech-licensee is granted access to all 17 ham bands with 50 MHz or higher frequencies.

Band	Frequencies (In MHz)	Mode	Notes
80 Meters	3.525 - 3.600	CW	200-watt limit
40 Meters	7.025 - 7.125	CW	200-watt limit
15 Meters	21.025 - 21.200	CW	200-watt limit
10 Meters	28.100 - 28.300	CW, RTTY, Data	200-watt limit
	28.300 - 28.500	CW, Phone, Image	200-watt limit
Above 50 MHz			All amateur privileges

General-class frequency privileges

A general-class license makes all the important frequencies on the HF bands available:

Band	Frequencies (in MHz)	Mode
160, 60, 30 Meters	All amateur privileges
80 Meters	3.525 - 3.600	CW, RTTY, Data
	3.800 - 4.000	CW, Phone, Image
40 Meters	7.025 - 7.125	CW, RTTY, Data
	7.175 - 7.300	CW, Phone, Image
20 Meters	14.025 - 14.150	CW, RTTY, Data
	14.225 - 14.350	CW, Phone, Image
15 Meters	21.025 - 21.200	CW, RTTY, Data
	21.275 - 21.450	CW, Phone, Image
17, 12, 10 Meters	All amateur privileges
Above 50 MHz	All amateur privileges

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