The Australian Amateur Band Plan – 10M

The 10M band is accessible to all licence classes

• Transmission bandwidth should not exceed 16 KHz
• Foundation operators are limited in power output to 10 Watts pX
• Standard operators using emission modes J3E or R3E are limited to 100 watts pX
• Standard operators using other modes are limited to 30 watts pY
• Advanced operators using emission modes J3E or R3E are limited to 400 watts pX
• Advanced operators using other modes are limited to 120 watts pY

• 28.000 – 29.700 MHz is a Primary Amateur allocation

• 28.0000 to 28.070 MHz and 28.300 to 29.100 is available for CW operation
• 28.070 to 28.190 MHz is available for Digital modes
• 28.300 to 29.100 MHz is available for SSB operation
• 28.190 to 28.300 MHz is reserved for Beacons
• 29.000 to 29.100 MHz is recommended for AM operation
• 29.100 to 29.290 MHz is available for FM wide band Simplex operation
• 29.300 to 29.510 MHz is reserved for Amateur satellites
• 29.510 to 29.700 MHz is available for FM wide band Simplex operation
• 29.520 to 29.580 MHz is available for FM Repeater Inputs
• 29.620 to 29.680 MHz is available for FM Repeater Outputs

Additional notes:

• 28.070 MHz – PSK
• 28.076 MHz – JT65
• 28.078 MHz – JT9
• 28.080 MHz – RTTY
• 28.124 MHz – WSPR
• 28.330 MHz – Digital Voice
• 28.680 MHz – SSTV
• 28.074 MHz – FT8
• 29.250 MHZ – C4FM (Fusion)

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