Articles 3 and 4
| 0.1357–0.1378 MHz | 14.000–14.250 MHz | 70.00–70.50 MHz |
| 1.810–1.830 MHz | 14.250–14.350 MHz | 144.0–146.0 MHz |
| 1.830–1.850 MHz | 18.068–18.168 MHz | 430.0–431.0 MHz |
| 1.850–2.000 MHz | 21.000–21.450 MHz | 430.0–432.0 MHz |
| 3.500–3.800 MHz | 24.890–24.990 MHz | 432.0–438.0 MHz |
| 7.000–7.100 MHz | 50.00–51.00 MHz | 438.0–440.0 MHz |
| 10.100–10.150 MHz | 51.00–52.00 MHz |
Available for use by Amateur Radio Intermediate (A) licence holders only
| 0.1357–0.1378 MHz | 7.000–7.100 MHz | 21.149–21.450 MHz |
| 1.810–1.830 MHz | 10.100–10.110 MHz | 24.890–24.990 MHz |
| 1.830–1.850 MHz | 10.110–10.140 MHz | 28.000–28.050 MHz |
| 1.850–1.950 MHz | 10.140–10.150 MHz | 28.050–28.190 MHz |
| 1.950–2.000 MHz | 14.000–14.250 MHz | 28.225–28.300 MHz |
| 3.500–3.550 MHz | 14.250–14.350 MHz | 28.300–28.500 MHz |
| 3.550–3.600 MHz | 18.068–18.168 MHz | 28.500–29.700 MHz |
| 3.600–3.650 MHz | 21.000–21.050 MHz | |
| 3.650–3.800 MHz | 21.050–21.149 MHz |
Available for use by Amateur Radio Intermediate (A) and (B) licence holders
| 50.00–51.00 MHz | 1270–1325 MHz | 10450–10475 MHz |
| 51.00–52.00 MHz | 2310–2400 MHz | 10475–10500 MHz |
| 70.00–70.50 MHz | 2400–2450 MHz | 24000–24050 MHz |
| 144.0–146.00 MHz | 3400–3475 MHz | 24050–24150 MHz |
| 430.0–431.0 MHz | 5650–5670 MHz | 24150–24250 MHz |
| 431.0–432.0 MHz | 5670–5680 MHz | 47000–47200 MHz |
| 432.0–435.0 MHz | 5575–5765 MHz | 75500–76000 MHz |
| 435.0–438.0 MHz | 5820–5830 MHz | 142000–144000 MHz |
| 438.0–440.0 MHz | 5830−5850 MHz | 248000–250000 MHz |
| 1240–1260 MHz | 10000–10125 MHz | |
| 1260–1270 MHz | 10225–10450 MHz |
Available for use by Amateur Radio Full (A) licence holders only
| 0.1357–0.1378 MHz | 7.000–7.100 MHz | 18.068–18.168 MHz |
| 1.810–1.830 MHz | 10.100–10.150 MHz | 21.000–21.450 MHz |
| 1.830–1.850 MHz | 14.000–14.250 MHz | 24.890–24.990 MHz |
| 1.850–2.000 MHz | 14.250–14.350 MHz | 28.000–29.700 MHz |
| 3.500–3.800 MHz |
Available for use by Amateur Radio Full (A) and (B) licence holders
| 50.00–51.00 MHz | 1270–1325 MHz | 10450–10475 MHz |
| 51.00–52.00 MHz | 2310–2400 MHz | 10475–10500 MHz |
| 70.00–70.50 MHz | 2400–2450 MHz | 24000–24050 MHz |
| 144.0–146.0 MHz | 3400–3475 MHz | 24050–24150 MHz |
| 430.0–431.0 MHz | 5650–5670 MHz | 24150–24250 MHz |
| 431.0–432.0 MHz | 5670–5680 MHz | 47000–47200 MHz |
| 432.0–435.0 MHz | 5755–5765 MHz | 75500–76000 MHz |
| 435.0–438.0 MHz | 5820–5830 MHz | 142000–144000 MHz |
| 438.0–440.0 MHz | 5830–5850 MHz | 248000–250000 MHz |
| 1240–1260 MHz | 10000–10125 MHz | |
| 1260–1270 MHz | 10225–10450 MHz |
1. An applicant must possess a valid pass certificate for the Foundation Amateur Radio Examination or equivalent examination.U.K.
2. An applicant must possess:U.K.
(a)a valid pass certificate for the Radiocommunications Agency Foundation Amateur Radio Examination or equivalent examination;
(b)a valid pass certificate for the Radiocommunications Agency Intermediate Radio Amateur Examination or equivalent examination; and
(c)a valid pass slip for the Radiocommunications Agency Amateur Radio Morse Test or equivalent test.
3. An applicant must possess:U.K.
(a)a valid pass certificate for the Radiocommunications Agency Foundation Amateur Radio examination or equivalent examination; and
(b)a valid pass certificate for the Radiocommunications Agency Intermediate Radio Amateur Examination or equivalent examination.
4. An applicant must possess:
(a)a valid pass certificate for the Radiocommunications Agency Intermediate and Full Radio Amateur Examination or equivalent examination; or
(b)a valid pass certificate for the City and Guilds of London Institute M1 7307-Radio Amateur Examination or equivalent examination.
Marginal Citations
M1The City and Guilds of London Institute can be contacted at 1 Giltspur Street, London EC1A 9DD.
5. An applicant for the Amateur Radio Full (A) licence must have a valid pass slip for the Radiocommunications Agency Amateur Radio Morse Test or equivalent test.U.K.
6. None.U.K.