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ISR01 - 467.8375 MHz 159.8 Hz
ISR02 - 469.5125 MHz 159.8 Hz
ISR03 - 456.3375 MHz 189.9 Hz
ISR04 - 456.4375 MHz 189.9 Hz
ISR05 - 467.8625 MHz 165.5 Hz
ISR06 - 467.8875 MHz 165.5 Hz
ISR07 - 462.7875 MHz 254.1 Hz
ISR08 - 462.8875 MHz 254.1 Hz
ISR09 - 462.8375 MHz 254.1 Hz
ISR10 - 469.5625 MHz 159.8 Hz
ISR11 - 457.6625 MHz 189.9 Hz
ISR12 - 452.1875 MHz 171.3 Hz
ISR13 - 451.4375 MHz 177.3 Hz
ISR14 - 457.7125 MHz 165.5 Hz
ISR15 - 451.3375 MHz 177.3 Hz
ISR16 - 467.8000 MHz 254.1 Hz
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151.8200 MHz MURS 1
151.8800 MHz MURS 2
151.9400 MHz MURS 3
154.5700 MHz MURS 4
154.6000 MHz MURS 5
462.5625 MHz FRS 1
462.5875 MHz FRS 2
462.6125 MHz FRS 3
462.6375 MHz FRS 4
462.6625 MHz FRS 5
462.6875 MHz FRS 6
462.7125 MHz FRS 7
467.5625 MHz FRS 8
467.5875 MHz FRS 9
467.6125 MHz FRS 10
467.6375 MHz FRS 11
467.6625 MHz FRS 12
467.6875 MHz FRS 13
467.7125 MHz FRS 14
462.5500 MHz FRS 15
462.5750 MHz FRS 16
462.6000 MHz FRS 17
462.6250 MHz FRS 18
462.6500 MHz FRS 19
462.6750 MHz FRS 20
462.7000 MHz FRS 21
462.7250 MHz FRS 22
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Supposed to be a "military FRS radio" - Icom IC-4008 Icom IC-4008H 14 channel UHF handheld radios 500mW power 0.5w transmit power, 38 CTCSS tones selectable per channel, just like the original 14 channel 500mw FRS. Apparently the 14 channel ISR service didn't see much actual adoption. There was discussion of the Civil Air Patrol CAP USAF adopting these radios to take some congestion off their VHF FM and VHF P25 Project 25 land mobile system in the 137-144 MHz and 148-150.8 MHz military bands, but I don't know if that actually happened. The 396.875 MHz - 399.975 MHz military FRS service might have gone the way of the old 26.620 MHz CAP portable AM radios (converted crystal controlled CB walkie talkie radios).
Channel 1 - 396.875 MHz
Channel 2 - 397.125 MHz
Channel 3 - 397.175 MHz
Channel 4 - 397.375 MHz
Channel 5 - 397.425 MHz
Channel 6 - 397.475 MHz
Channel 7 - 397.550 MHz
Channel 8 - 397.950 MHz
Channel 9 - 398.050 MHz
Channel 10 - 399.425 MHz
Channel 11 - 399.475 MHz
Channel 12 - 399.725 MHz
Channel 13 - 399.925 MHz
Channel 14 - 399.975 MHz
While military use of FRS radios and others, including 2 meter ham radios, PMR446 walkie talkies in Ukraine Russia war and other COTS gear - and, of course, regular old 11 meter CB 25.615-30.105 MHz AM and FM mode (and SSB USB LSB) technically - Civilian use of these frequencies (or any frequency in the military bands) is prohibited. Use frequencies in the 450-470 MHz band instead! Or use 30-50 MHz VHF low band, including running radios on the 49 MHz allocation 49.83 MHz 49.845 MHz 49.86 MHz 49.875 MHz 49.890 MHz or, using 25 kHz steps - 49.825 MHz 49.825 FM 49.850 MHz 49.85 FM 49.875 FM 49.900 MHz 49.90 FM as well as the 49.6-50.0 MHz and 46.6-47.0 MHz sub bands. Those bands are allocated to military tactical use too!
2m simplex bands 146.400-146.600 and 147.400-147.600 ARRL band plan recommended 15kHz channel spacing
146.400 146.415 146.430 146.445 146.460 146.475 146.490 146.505 146.520 146.535 146.550 146.565 146.580 146.595 147.405 147.420 147.435 147.450 147.465 147.480 147.495 147.510 147.525 147.540 147.555 147.570 147.585 445.900 445.9125 445.925 445.9375 445.950 445.9625 445.975 445.9875 446.000 446.0125 446.025 446.0375 446.050 446.0625 446.075 446.0875 446.100 446.1125 446.125 446.1375 446.150 446.1625 446.175 446.1875 446.200 446.2125 crossband XBAND cross band repeater MURS FRS crossband AT5888UV
