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About US Amateur Radio Band Plan

A clean native app that's sole purpose is to provide amateur radio operators a simple and easy to use field guide to the US Ham radio band plan.

Features:
• Quick reference of band and privilege restrictions
• Tailored bandplans for your license class
• Graphical representation of the amateur radio bands and licensee privileges for US ITU Region 2
• ARRL's gentleman's agreements
• Native tablet layouts
• US callsign lookup
• • Canada, Germany, Australia, and The Czech Republic are partially supported
• Frequencies for non-amateur services:
• • CB
• • FRS
• • GMRS
• • Maritime Radiofacsimile Service
• • MURS
• • NIST Time and Frequency
• • NOAA Radio

Coming Soon:
• More calling frequencies
• Layout improvements
• Emission Type Search
• More non-amateur services of interest
• Backend improvements
• Legacy license type hiding
• Move the band restrictions to a subscreen

Concerning Feedback:
I just wanted to say that I am eager to hear everyone's feedback, positive and negative. If you have a question, suggestion, critique, ect, please either email me or write a review and I'll see what I can do.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is the purpose of the US Amateur Radio Band Plan app?

The purpose of the US Amateur Radio Band Plan app is to provide amateur radio operators a simple and easy-to-use field guide to the US Ham radio band plan.

What are some features of the app?

Some features of the app include quick reference of band and privilege restrictions, tailored bandplans for your license class, graphical representation of the amateur radio bands and licensee privileges, ARRL's gentleman's agreements, US callsign lookup, and frequencies for non-amateur services.

Which countries are partially supported for callsign lookup?

Canada, Germany, Australia, and The Czech Republic are partially supported for callsign lookup.

What can be expected in the future updates of the app?

In the future, the app will include more calling frequencies, layout improvements, emission type search, more non-amateur services of interest, backend improvements, legacy license type hiding, and moving the band restrictions to a subscreen.

How can users provide feedback?

Users can provide feedback by either emailing the developer or writing a review. The developer is eager to hear everyone's feedback, positive and negative, and will see what they can do based on the feedback received.