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UHF licence exempt or not


Jivemaster

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Just for reference, the range of 863.100-864.900 is all licence-exempt so you query falls within that group.

 

However, in case anyone reads this later, don't assume you can actually use 863.1 or 864.9--those of the limits of the range. The actual frequencies you use have to be far enough from the end frequencies that the FM deviation doesn't extend past the limits.

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Bobbsy,

 

I tread delicately, as you know far more than I will ever know! However, the free to use spectrum is stated as 863 - 865 MHz and the 863.1 - 864.9MHz range is often quoted here as the "usable" portion in order to allow 100kHz deviation and not stray beyond the allocated band.

 

tugs forelock etc.!

 

Simon

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For the third time of trying to post (my rubbish internet is behaving worse than usual tonight) I'll just say that you are 100% correct Simon. It's almost 8 years since I dealt with UK licensing and my usual post about "it's 863-865 but you can only use 863.1-864.9" post/lecture went sadly astray due to encroaching senility.
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