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900 MHz band, center frequency 915 MHz.
900 MHz band, center frequency 915 MHz.
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The 900 band 902 MHz - 928 MHz is shared among licensed Part 90 radio-location services, [[FCC]] Part 15 license free band 902-928 MHz band systems and devices, including cordless phones, on-site frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) digital two-way radio, [[ISM]] (Part 18) devices and the 33cm amateur radio band.   
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The 900 band 902 MHz - 928 MHz is shared among licensed Part 90 radio-location services, the [[FCC]] includes the 900MHz band under several subsections of [[Part_15#15.247_-_Operation_within_the_bands_902-928_MHz.2C_2400-2483.5_MHz.2C_and_5725-5850_MHz.|Part 15]] for various types of license systems and devices, including cordless phones, on-site frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) digital two-way radios, point-to-point systems, remote control, telemetry, video senders, wireless microphones, alarm systems and scores of other uses.  The 902-928 MHz band is also used for [[ISM]] (Part 18) devices and is also allocated as a ham radio band - the 33cm amateur radio band.   

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900 MHz band, center frequency 915 MHz.

The 900 band 902 MHz - 928 MHz is shared among licensed Part 90 radio-location services, the FCC includes the 900MHz band under several subsections of Part 15 for various types of license systems and devices, including cordless phones, on-site frequency hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) digital two-way radios, point-to-point systems, remote control, telemetry, video senders, wireless microphones, alarm systems and scores of other uses. The 902-928 MHz band is also used for ISM (Part 18) devices and is also allocated as a ham radio band - the 33cm amateur radio band.


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