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R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-07-04T14:54:00Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	'''Most European countries listed below follow all or some of the European standards in addition to their own country-specific regulations. The 27.54 MHz to 28 MHz sub band frequencies may only be available in certain areas and may be secondary to other services. '''		'''Most European countries listed below follow all or some of the European standards in addition to their own country-specific regulations. The 27.54 MHz to 28 MHz sub band frequencies may only be available in certain areas and may be secondary to other services. '''

-	*26.995 MHz - 26995 kHz - European CEPT designator A1 "Brown"	+	*26.995 MHz - 26995 kHz - European CEPT designator '''A1''' "Brown"
-	*27.045 MHz - 27045 kHz - European CEPT designator A2 "Red"	+	*27.045 MHz - 27045 kHz - European CEPT designator '''A2''' "Red"
-	*27.095 MHz - 27095 kHz - European CEPT designator A3 - ''European standardized use for the Eurobalise railroad/train transponder telemetry system'' "Orange"	+	*27.095 MHz - 27095 kHz - European CEPT designator '''A3''' - ''European standardized use for the Eurobalise railroad/train transponder telemetry system'' "Orange"
-	*27.145 MHz - 27145 kHz - European CEPT designator A4 "Yellow"	+	*27.145 MHz - 27145 kHz - European CEPT designator '''A4''' "Yellow"
-	*27.195 MHz - 27195 kHz - European CEPT designator A5 "Green"	+	*27.195 MHz - 27195 kHz - European CEPT designator '''A5''' "Green"
	*27.545 MHz - 27545 kHz - Euro Channel 31		*27.545 MHz - 27545 kHz - Euro Channel 31
	*27.595 MHz - 27595 kHz - Euro Channel 32		*27.595 MHz - 27595 kHz - Euro Channel 32
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	*27.825 MHz - 27825 kHz - Euro Channel 37		*27.825 MHz - 27825 kHz - Euro Channel 37

-	*34.995 MHz to 35.225 MHz and 35.8 MHz to 35.92 MHz - '''35 MHz RC band''' European standardized aero models only (flying models, aircraft models only, including [[UAV_Frequency_Bands\|drones / UAVs / UAS links or whatever you want to call them]]) CEPT 35 MHz band, 5/10 kHz spacing, generally starting at 35.000 MHz going up to 35.220 MHz in 10 kHz steps. Some countries have additional allocations above and below the EU standardized band. ITU “worldwide” standardization for SRDs - Short Range Devices - on the 40.66 MHz - 40.70 MHz band exists, but with a power limit of 10mW ERP. Several countries permit 100mW on the 35 MHz RC channels and/or the 40 MHz RC channels.	+	*34.995 MHz to 35.225 MHz and 35.8 MHz to 35.92 MHz - '''35 MHz RC band''' European standardized aero models only (flying models, aircraft models only, including [[UAV_Frequency_Bands\|drones / UAVs / UAS links or whatever you want to call them]]) CEPT 35 MHz band, 5/10 kHz spacing, generally starting at 35.000 MHz going up to 35.220 MHz in 10 kHz steps. Some countries have additional allocations above and below the EU standardized band. ITU “worldwide” standardization for SRDs - Short Range Devices - on the 40.66 MHz - 40.70 MHz band exists, but with a power limit of 10mW ERP. Several countries permit 100mW on the 35 MHz RC channels and/or the 40 MHz RC channels. As of 2026, this is referred to as "Model Control - Aeromodels Band B". Some counties only allow some of the following 35 MHz frequencies to be used, and/or the frequencies are shared with other services.

	*35.000 MHz - Channel 60, also called Channel 0		*35.000 MHz - Channel 60, also called Channel 0

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */ - added additional clarification on the European 26990 kHz to 27200 kHz Short Range Device (SRD) bands

2026-07-04T14:50:32Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT: - added additional clarification on the European 26990 kHz to 27200 kHz Short Range Device (SRD) bands

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	*26990 kHz - 27000 kHz or 26.990 MHz - 27.000 MHz - '''center frequency 26995 kHz or 26.995 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 29"		*26990 kHz - 27000 kHz or 26.990 MHz - 27.000 MHz - '''center frequency 26995 kHz or 26.995 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 29"
	*27040 kHz - 27090 kHz or 27.040 MHz - 27.050 MHz - '''center frequency 27045 kHz or 27.045 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 30"		*27040 kHz - 27090 kHz or 27.040 MHz - 27.050 MHz - '''center frequency 27045 kHz or 27.045 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 30"
-	*27090 kHz - 27100 kHz or 27.090 MHz - 27.100 MHz - '''center frequency 27095 kHz or 27.095''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 31"	+	*27090 kHz - 27100 kHz or 27.090 MHz - 27.100 MHz - '''center frequency 27095 kHz or 27.095 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 31"
-	*27140 kHz - 27150 kHz or 27.140 MHz - 27.150 MHz - '''center frequency 27145 kHz or 27.145''' ~~MHz~~ - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 32"	+	*27140 kHz - 27150 kHz or 27.140 MHz - 27.150 MHz - '''center frequency 27145 kHz or 27.145 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 32"
-	*27190 kHz - 27200 kHz or 27.190 MHz - 27.200 MHz - '''center frequency 27195 kHz or 27.195''' ~~MHz~~ - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 33"	+	*27190 kHz - 27200 kHz or 27.190 MHz - 27.200 MHz - '''center frequency 27195 kHz or 27.195 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 33"
	*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz		*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz
	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz		*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-07-04T14:49:37Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	*26957 kHz - 27283 kHz or 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz - 10mW ERP - "Band No. 28"		*26957 kHz - 27283 kHz or 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz - 10mW ERP - "Band No. 28"
-	*26990 kHz - 27000 kHz or 26.990 MHz - 27.000 MHz - center frequency 26995 kHz or 26.995 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 29"	+	*26990 kHz - 27000 kHz or 26.990 MHz - 27.000 MHz - '''center frequency 26995 kHz or 26.995 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 29"
-	*27040 kHz - 27090 kHz or 27.040 MHz - 27.050 MHz - center frequency 27045 kHz or 27.045 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 30"	+	*27040 kHz - 27090 kHz or 27.040 MHz - 27.050 MHz - '''center frequency 27045 kHz or 27.045 MHz''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 30"
-	*27090 kHz - 27100 kHz or 27.090 MHz - 27.100 MHz - center frequency 27095 kHz or 27.095 ~~MHz~~ - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 31"	+	*27090 kHz - 27100 kHz or 27.090 MHz - 27.100 MHz - '''center frequency 27095 kHz or 27.095''' - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 31"
-	*27140 kHz - 27150 kHz or 27.140 MHz - 27.150 MHz - center frequency 27145 kHz or 27.145 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 32"	+	*27140 kHz - 27150 kHz or 27.140 MHz - 27.150 MHz - '''center frequency 27145 kHz or 27.145''' MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 32"
-	*27190 kHz - 27200 kHz or 27.190 MHz - 27.200 MHz - center frequency 27195 kHz or 27.195 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 33"	+	*27190 kHz - 27200 kHz or 27.190 MHz - 27.200 MHz - '''center frequency 27195 kHz or 27.195''' MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 33"
	*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz		*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz
	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz		*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-07-04T14:48:58Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	100 milliwatt limit on the 5 RC 26-28 MHz channels. 10 kHz bandwidth limit on the 5 specific channels.		100 milliwatt limit on the 5 RC 26-28 MHz channels. 10 kHz bandwidth limit on the 5 specific channels.
-	10 milliwatt limit on any other frequency within the 26957-27283 SRD band.	+	10 milliwatt limit on any other frequency within the 26957-27283 SRD band. Model control devices may operate without any duty cycle restriction. Other nonspecific short range devices are limited to 0.1% duty cycle on the 27 MHz frequencies

-	*26.957 MHz to 27.283 MHz	+	*26957 kHz - 27283 kHz or 26.957 MHz - 27.283 MHz - 10mW ERP - "Band No. 28"
-	*26.995 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10	+	*26990 kHz - 27000 kHz or 26.990 MHz - 27.000 MHz - center frequency 26995 kHz or 26.995 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 29"
-	*27.045 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10	+	*27040 kHz - 27090 kHz or 27.040 MHz - 27.050 MHz - center frequency 27045 kHz or 27.045 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 30"
-	*27.095 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10	+	*27090 kHz - 27100 kHz or 27.090 MHz - 27.100 MHz - center frequency 27095 kHz or 27.095 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 31"
-	*27.145 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10	+	*27140 kHz - 27150 kHz or 27.140 MHz - 27.150 MHz - center frequency 27145 kHz or 27.145 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 32"
-	*27.195 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10	+	*27190 kHz - 27200 kHz or 27.190 MHz - 27.200 MHz - center frequency 27195 kHz or 27.195 MHz - 100mW ERP - ERC/DEC(01)10 - "Band No. 33"
	*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz		*35 MHz Band - 34.995 MHz - 35.225 MHz - Short Range Devices For Flying Model Control in 34.995 - 35.225 MHz
	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz		*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz - specifically 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz

R4002: /* 72 MHz RC Frequencies */

2026-07-01T18:11:06Z

72 MHz RC Frequencies

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	750 mW 0.75 watt max transmitter power. 50 available channels spaced 20 kHz apart. From 72.4 MHz to 72.6 MHz, band is shared with operational fixed, business data link, telemetry, [[POCSAG\|paging]] and point-to-point links within the [[Business_Radio\|Business Radio Service]] and Public Safety Radio Pool (Part 90).		750 mW 0.75 watt max transmitter power. 50 available channels spaced 20 kHz apart. From 72.4 MHz to 72.6 MHz, band is shared with operational fixed, business data link, telemetry, [[POCSAG\|paging]] and point-to-point links within the [[Business_Radio\|Business Radio Service]] and Public Safety Radio Pool (Part 90).

-	This spectrum is also shared with [[SINCGARS\|military]]combat net radio FM tactical radio systems operating both in fixed frequency single channel (SC) mode and frequency hopping (FH) mode. This includes older generation 30-76 MHz systems and newer 30-88 MHz systems.	+	This spectrum is also shared with [[SINCGARS\|military]] radios / combat net radio (CNR) [[FM]] tactical radio systems operating both in fixed frequency single channel (SC) mode and frequency hopping (FH) mode. This includes older generation 30-76 MHz systems and newer 30-88 MHz systems.

	8 kHz maximum bandwidth, PWM, PCM, FSK (advertised as "FM"), various data modes. Any mode is technically permitted, as long as it is not voice (telephony) does not exceed the 8 kHz emission bandwidth requirement.		8 kHz maximum bandwidth, PWM, PCM, FSK (advertised as "FM"), various data modes. Any mode is technically permitted, as long as it is not voice (telephony) does not exceed the 8 kHz emission bandwidth requirement.

R4002: /* 26/27 MHz 27MHz 26-28 MHz RC Frequencies */

2026-06-05T13:58:37Z

26/27 MHz 27MHz 26-28 MHz RC Frequencies

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	26 MHz 27 MHz remote control channels list frequency list		26 MHz 27 MHz remote control channels list frequency list

-	*26.995 MHz - 26995 kHz - Brown or 27 MHz RC Channel 1 (Unofficial CB "channel" 3A)	+	*26.995 MHz - 26995 kHz - Brown or 27 MHz RC Channel 1 (Unofficial CB "channel" 3A) - 4 watt power limit
-	*27.045 MHz - 27045 kHz - Red or 27 MHz RC Channel 2 (Unofficial CB "channel" 7A)	+	*27.045 MHz - 27045 kHz - Red or 27 MHz RC Channel 2 (Unofficial CB "channel" 7A) - 4 watt power limit
-	*27.095 MHz - 27095 kHz - Orange or 27 MHz RC Channel 3 (Unofficial CB "channel" 11A)	+	*27.095 MHz - 27095 kHz - Orange or 27 MHz RC Channel 3 (Unofficial CB "channel" 11A) - 4 watt power limit
-	*27.145 MHz - 27145 kHz - Yellow or 27 MHz RC Channel 4 (Unofficial CB "channel" 15A)	+	*27.145 MHz - 27145 kHz - Yellow or 27 MHz RC Channel 4 (Unofficial CB "channel" 15A) - 4 watt power limit
-	*27.195 MHz - 27195 kHz - Green or 27 MHz RC Channel 5 (Unofficial CB "channel" 19A)	+	*27.195 MHz - 27195 kHz - Green or 27 MHz RC Channel 5 (Unofficial CB "channel" 19A) - 4 watt power limit
-	*27.255 MHz - 27255 kHz - Blue or 27 MHz RC Channel 6 (CB Channel 23 - shared with [[CB\|Part D CB]] voice users)	+	*27.255 MHz - 27255 kHz - Blue or 27 MHz RC Channel 6 (CB Channel 23 - shared with [[CB\|Part D CB]] voice users) - 25 watt power limit

	§ 95.735 RCRS equipment certification exception.		§ 95.735 RCRS equipment certification exception.

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-03-04T14:53:31Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	*35.910 MHz - Channel 191		*35.910 MHz - Channel 191

-	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|40.680 MHz]] 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use. This spectrum is also used for R/C model control purposes in the United States under [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|limited circumstances]].	+	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' or "[[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|40.68 MHz]] [[ISM\|Band]]" See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|40.680 MHz]] 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use. This spectrum is also used for R/C model control purposes in the United States under [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|limited circumstances]].

	*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP		*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-03-04T14:52:54Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	*35.910 MHz - Channel 191		*35.910 MHz - Channel 191

-	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use. This spectrum is also used for R/C model control purposes in the United States under [[Remote_Control#~~40_MHz_RC~~\|limited circumstances]].	+	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|40.680 MHz]] 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use. This spectrum is also used for R/C model control purposes in the United States under [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC_Frequencies\|limited circumstances]].

	*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP		*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP

R4002: /* 40 MHz RC */

2026-03-04T14:50:02Z

40 MHz RC

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	''When the CB radio band was first allocated as the Class D CB service, the 26-28 MHz RC frequencies were "overlaid" on the 26.96 MHz to 27.23 MHz 11 meter band. The original five channels were set to be 35 kHz from the band edges and 50 kHz apart from each other. 27.255 MHz has always been a special case, as it was allocated as the CB channel 23 and assigned as a RC channel for higher power purposes from the inception of the service. The CB channels were allocated starting with channel 1 being 5 kHz away from the band edge with 10 kHz channel steps, skipping the five R/C channels. Hence the "A channels" or "hidden channels" naming convention. It is because of this that export radios have the +10 kHz switch, turning the 40 channel band into a 45 channel band. While it is illegal to transmit voice on the RC frequencies, many CB and 11 meter operators do so. Using AM or FM voice on the A channels - alpha channels, hidden channels, etc. is quite common, especially with certain CB users and freebanders. In the United States, AM by far the most common voice mode, but FM has been noted in rare instances. Most export radios capable of transmitting on the A channels by use of the +10 kHz +10kc switch also have FM capability in addition to AM.''		''When the CB radio band was first allocated as the Class D CB service, the 26-28 MHz RC frequencies were "overlaid" on the 26.96 MHz to 27.23 MHz 11 meter band. The original five channels were set to be 35 kHz from the band edges and 50 kHz apart from each other. 27.255 MHz has always been a special case, as it was allocated as the CB channel 23 and assigned as a RC channel for higher power purposes from the inception of the service. The CB channels were allocated starting with channel 1 being 5 kHz away from the band edge with 10 kHz channel steps, skipping the five R/C channels. Hence the "A channels" or "hidden channels" naming convention. It is because of this that export radios have the +10 kHz switch, turning the 40 channel band into a 45 channel band. While it is illegal to transmit voice on the RC frequencies, many CB and 11 meter operators do so. Using AM or FM voice on the A channels - alpha channels, hidden channels, etc. is quite common, especially with certain CB users and freebanders. In the United States, AM by far the most common voice mode, but FM has been noted in rare instances. Most export radios capable of transmitting on the A channels by use of the +10 kHz +10kc switch also have FM capability in addition to AM.''

-	=== 40 MHz RC ===	+	=== 40 MHz RC Frequencies===

	As of the mid 2020s, 40 MHz R/C toys ([[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|operating under]] Part 15 Subpart C Part 15C of the FCC rules - like all other intentional radiatiors - specifically 15.229 ) have appeared on the market. 40.68 MHz operating frequency. AFSK modulation - tone signal control using a FM radio channel on 40.680 MHz, FSK modulation and on/off keying (OOK) type signals. Audio shift keying with 46.96 dBuV/m transmitter power.		As of the mid 2020s, 40 MHz R/C toys ([[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|operating under]] Part 15 Subpart C Part 15C of the FCC rules - like all other intentional radiatiors - specifically 15.229 ) have appeared on the market. 40.68 MHz operating frequency. AFSK modulation - tone signal control using a FM radio channel on 40.680 MHz, FSK modulation and on/off keying (OOK) type signals. Audio shift keying with 46.96 dBuV/m transmitter power.

R4002: /* European Standardization EU or CEPT */

2026-02-28T21:35:16Z

European Standardization EU or CEPT

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	*35.910 MHz - Channel 191		*35.910 MHz - Channel 191

-	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use.	+	*40.660 MHz to 40.700 MHz and 40.700 MHz to 41.000 MHz '''40 MHz RC band''' See above, many countries provide additional frequencies above and/or below the [[ISM\|40.68 MHz]] center [[Part_15#15.229_Operation_within_the_band_40.66-40.70_MHz.\|frequency]]. Note the additional allocation from 40.715 MHz to 40.985 MHz (with several skipped channels). The 40.665 MHz, 40.675 MHz, 40.685 MHz and 40.695 MHz frequencies available for aircraft or surface craft (cars, boats, etc.) use. This spectrum is also used for R/C model control purposes in the United States under [[Remote_Control#40_MHz_RC\|limited circumstances]].

	*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP		*40.66 MHz - 40.67 MHz - C1 - 100mW ERP