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POCSAG paging standard.  Used worldwide.  Found in the [[11_meter|26-28 MHz or 11 meter band]] CB radio 27MHz frequency range and the 29.7 MHz - 50 MHz VHF low band in numerous countries, as well as the higher VHF/UHF bands. See the [[HF_pagers|HF paging systems]] page.
POCSAG paging standard.  Used worldwide.  Found in the [[11_meter|26-28 MHz or 11 meter band]] CB radio 27MHz frequency range and the 29.7 MHz - 50 MHz VHF low band in numerous countries, as well as the higher VHF/UHF bands. See the [[HF_pagers|HF paging systems]] page.
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==POCSAG Frequencies==
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==POCSAG Frequencies - United States==
United States specific list.  Note that the 900 MHz paging frequencies often use [[FLEX]] mode instead of POCSAG.
United States specific list.  Note that the 900 MHz paging frequencies often use [[FLEX]] mode instead of POCSAG.
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*163.2500 MHz - Hospital and on-site paging systems  
*163.2500 MHz - Hospital and on-site paging systems  
*454.0250 MHz - Paired with 459.025 MHz - Channel GA
*454.0250 MHz - Paired with 459.025 MHz - Channel GA
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*454.0500 MHz - Paired with 459.050 MHz  
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*454.0500 MHz - Paired with 459.050 MHz - Channel GB
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*454.0750 MHz  
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*454.0750 MHz - Paired with 459.075 MHz - Channel GC
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*454.1000 MHz  
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*454.1000 MHz - Paired with 459.100 MHz - Channel GD
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*454.1250 MHz  
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*454.1250 MHz - Paired with 459.125 MHz - Channel GE
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*454.1500 MHz  
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*454.1500 MHz - Paired with 459.150 MHz - Channel GF
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*454.1750 MHz  
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*454.1750 MHz - Paired with 459.175 MHz - Channel GG
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*454.2000 MHz  
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*454.2000 MHz - Paired with 459.200 MHz - Channel GH
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*454.2250 MHz  
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*454.2250 MHz - Paired with 459.225 MHz - Channel GI
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*454.2500 MHz  
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*454.2500 MHz - Paired with 459.250 MHz - Channel GJ
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*454.2750 MHz  
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*454.2750 MHz - Paired with 459.275 MHz - Channel GK
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*454.3000 MHz  
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*454.3000 MHz - Paired with 459.300 MHz - Channel GL
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*454.3250 MHz  
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*454.3250 MHz - Paired with 459.325 MHz - Channel GM
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*454.3500 MHz  
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*454.3500 MHz - Paired with 459.350 MHz - Channel GN
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*454.3750 MHz  
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*454.3750 MHz - Paired with 459.375 MHz - Channel GO
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*454.4000 MHz  
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*454.4000 MHz - Paired with 459.400 MHz - Channel GP
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*454.4250 MHz  
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*454.4250 MHz - Paired with 459.425 MHz - Channel GQ
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*454.4500 MHz  
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*454.4500 MHz - Paired with 459.450 MHz - Channel GR
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*454.4750 MHz  
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*454.4750 MHz - Paired with 459.475 MHz - Channel GS
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*454.5000 MHz  
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*454.5000 MHz - Paired with 459.500 MHz - Channel GT
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*454.5250 MHz  
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*454.5250 MHz - Paired with 459.525 MHz - Channel GU
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*454.5500 MHz  
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*454.5500 MHz - Paired with 459.550 MHz - Channel GV
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*454.5750 MHz  
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*454.5750 MHz - Paired with 459.575 MHz - Channel GW
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*454.6000 MHz  
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*454.6000 MHz - Paired with 459.600 MHz - Channel GX
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*454.6750 MHz - Paired with 459.675 MHz - Channel GZ
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*454.6250 MHz - Paired with 459.625 MHz - Channel GY
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*454.6500 MHz - Paired with 459.650 MHz - Channel GZ  
*457.5250 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile  
*457.5250 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile  
*457.5500 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile  
*457.5500 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile  

Latest revision as of 13:02, 26 September 2024

POCSAG paging standard. Used worldwide. Found in the 26-28 MHz or 11 meter band CB radio 27MHz frequency range and the 29.7 MHz - 50 MHz VHF low band in numerous countries, as well as the higher VHF/UHF bands. See the HF paging systems page.

POCSAG Frequencies - United States

United States specific list. Note that the 900 MHz paging frequencies often use FLEX mode instead of POCSAG.

  • 26.9950 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data and telemetry services, part of CB radio band)
  • 27.0450 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data services, part of CB radio band)
  • 27.0950 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data services, part of CB radio band)
  • 27.1450 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data services, part of CB radio band)
  • 27.1950 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data services, part of CB radio band)
  • 27.2550 MHz - unlicensed, part of RCRS (shared with other data services and CB radio channel 23)
  • 35.2600 MHz
  • 35.3000 MHz
  • 35.3400 MHz
  • 35.3800 MHz
  • 35.4200 MHz
  • 35.4600 MHz
  • 35.5000 MHz
  • 35.5400 MHz
  • 35.6200 MHz
  • 35.6600 MHz
  • 43.2600 MHz
  • 43.3000 MHz
  • 43.3400 MHz
  • 43.3800 MHz
  • 43.4200 MHz
  • 43.4600 MHz
  • 43.5000 MHz
  • 43.5400 MHz
  • 43.6200 MHz
  • 43.6600 MHz
  • 151.8200 MHz - Unlicensed (MURS 1 - shared with various other voice and data systems)
  • 151.8800 MHz - Unlicensed (MURS 2 - shared with various other voice and data systems)
  • 151.9400 MHz - Unlicensed (MURS 3 - shared with various other voice and data systems)
  • 152.0075 MHz - Hospital and on-site paging systems
  • 152.0300 MHz - Channel FA paired with 158.490 MHz
  • 152.0600 MHz
  • 152.0900 MHz
  • 152.1200 MHz
  • 152.1500 MHz
  • 152.1800 MHz
  • 152.2100 MHz
  • 152.2400 MHz - Unpaired Channel EA
  • 152.4800 MHz
  • 152.5100 MHz
  • 152.5400 MHz
  • 152.5700 MHz
  • 152.6000 MHz
  • 152.6300 MHz
  • 152.6600 MHz
  • 152.6900 MHz
  • 152.7200 MHz
  • 152.7500 MHz
  • 152.7800 MHz
  • 152.8100 MHz
  • 152.8400 MHz - Unpaired Channel EB
  • 154.5700 MHz - Unlicensed (MURS 4 - shared with various other voice and data systems)
  • 154.6000 MHz - Unlicensed (MURS 5 - shared with various other voice and data systems)
  • 154.6250 MHz - Low power on site paging systems, may be shared with land mobile users
  • 154.6400 MHz - Low power on site paging systems, may be shared with land mobile users
  • 157.4500 MHz
  • 157.7400 MHz
  • 157.9500 MHz - Paging
  • 157.9800 MHz
  • 158.0100 MHz
  • 158.0400 MHz
  • 158.0700 MHz
  • 158.1000 MHz - Unpaired Channel EC
  • 158.7000 MHz - Paging Unpaired Channel ED
  • 163.2500 MHz - Hospital and on-site paging systems
  • 454.0250 MHz - Paired with 459.025 MHz - Channel GA
  • 454.0500 MHz - Paired with 459.050 MHz - Channel GB
  • 454.0750 MHz - Paired with 459.075 MHz - Channel GC
  • 454.1000 MHz - Paired with 459.100 MHz - Channel GD
  • 454.1250 MHz - Paired with 459.125 MHz - Channel GE
  • 454.1500 MHz - Paired with 459.150 MHz - Channel GF
  • 454.1750 MHz - Paired with 459.175 MHz - Channel GG
  • 454.2000 MHz - Paired with 459.200 MHz - Channel GH
  • 454.2250 MHz - Paired with 459.225 MHz - Channel GI
  • 454.2500 MHz - Paired with 459.250 MHz - Channel GJ
  • 454.2750 MHz - Paired with 459.275 MHz - Channel GK
  • 454.3000 MHz - Paired with 459.300 MHz - Channel GL
  • 454.3250 MHz - Paired with 459.325 MHz - Channel GM
  • 454.3500 MHz - Paired with 459.350 MHz - Channel GN
  • 454.3750 MHz - Paired with 459.375 MHz - Channel GO
  • 454.4000 MHz - Paired with 459.400 MHz - Channel GP
  • 454.4250 MHz - Paired with 459.425 MHz - Channel GQ
  • 454.4500 MHz - Paired with 459.450 MHz - Channel GR
  • 454.4750 MHz - Paired with 459.475 MHz - Channel GS
  • 454.5000 MHz - Paired with 459.500 MHz - Channel GT
  • 454.5250 MHz - Paired with 459.525 MHz - Channel GU
  • 454.5500 MHz - Paired with 459.550 MHz - Channel GV
  • 454.5750 MHz - Paired with 459.575 MHz - Channel GW
  • 454.6000 MHz - Paired with 459.600 MHz - Channel GX
  • 454.6250 MHz - Paired with 459.625 MHz - Channel GY
  • 454.6500 MHz - Paired with 459.650 MHz - Channel GZ
  • 457.5250 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 457.5500 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 457.5750 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 457.6000 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 462.7500 MHz
  • 462.7750 MHz
  • 462.8000 MHz
  • 462.8250 MHz
  • 462.8500 MHz
  • 462.8750 MHz
  • 462.9000 MHz
  • 462.9250 MHz
  • 464.6000 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 464.6250 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 464.6500 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 464.7000 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 464.7250 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 464.7500 MHz - Wireless clocks and 5 watt or 25 watt on-site paging systems
  • 465.0000 MHz - On-site on premises paging systems
  • 467.7500 MHz - On-site on premises paging systems, including restaurants Long Range Systems LRS
  • 467.7750 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.8000 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.8250 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.8500 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.8750 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.9000 MHz - Low power on-site paging - shared with low power land mobile
  • 467.9250 MHz
  • 929.0125 MHz
  • 929.1125 MHz
  • 929.1375 MHz
  • 929.1625 MHz
  • 929.1875 MHz
  • 929.2125 MHz
  • 929.2375 MHz
  • 929.2625 MHz
  • 929.2875 MHz
  • 929.3125 MHz
  • 929.3375 MHz
  • 929.3625 MHz
  • 929.3875 MHz
  • 929.4125 MHz
  • 929.4375 MHz
  • 929.4625 MHz
  • 929.4875 MHz
  • 929.5125 MHz
  • 929.5375 MHz
  • 929.5625 MHz
  • 929.5875 MHz
  • 929.6125 MHz
  • 929.6375 MHz
  • 929.6625 MHz
  • 929.6875 MHz
  • 929.7125 MHz
  • 929.7375 MHz
  • 929.7625 MHz
  • 929.7875 MHz
  • 929.8125 MHz
  • 929.8375 MHz
  • 929.8625 MHz
  • 929.8875 MHz
  • 929.9125 MHz
  • 929.9375 MHz
  • 929.9625 MHz
  • 929.9875 MHz

The VHF low band, some of the VHF high band and the UHF 454/459 MHz frequencies are being reallocated to land mobile use in the United States. This is especially widespread on the UHF band.



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