Printable Ham Band Chart
This one-page letter landscape chart is for amateur radio operators who want a quick summary of US band privileges. It lists columns for Band, MHz, Technician, General, and Extra, with rows for bands such as 160 m, 80 m, 60 m, and more. The sheet shows example operating limits like CW, data, phone, and channel-based access where applicable, along with a summary note for FCC Part 97 guidance.
Free printable · PDF
- 1 page
- US Letter, landscape — choose “Fit to page” for A4
- PDF, 70 KB
Free for personal, family and classroom use.
Use it as a quick desk reference when checking which modes and frequency ranges are available for each license class. Keep it near your radio, print a copy for your shack binder, or mark bands you use most often. Confirm details with current official charts before operating.
Good for
- Check band privileges at a glance
- Review Technician, General, and Extra limits
- Keep near your radio desk
Tip: Print in landscape and laminate for repeated shack use.
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This sheet plus 3 more in one download, with the editable Excel files. Printable US band privilege chart by license class, a dipole and vertical antenna length table, a station logbook (PDF and Excel) and a Q-code and phonetic alphabet card.
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