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CB Pirates in 10 meter band 28MHz AM 24 Sept 2013 Truckers on 10m Intruders CB 28.005 MHz 28.055 MHz

Truckers on 10 meters truckers using freeband radios export radios band F is 27.865 MHz to 28.305 MHz 27865 to 28305. Many radios now cover up to 28755 28765 28.755 MHz 28.765 MHz so 28.315 MHz to 28.755 MHz or even full 10-meter coverage 29.665 MHz 29.675 MHz 29.675 MHz 28000.0 kHz 28005.0 kHz F3E FM CIS taxi controllers 28000 pirates with Roger beep 28075.0 Datawell Waverider 29.995 MHz 29.710 MHz 28555.0 kHz 28.555 MHz 3570 kHz Irish fishing trawlers 80 meters 3615 kHz 3.615 MHz 3.5 MHz QRM 3550 3550.0 kHz 3.550 MHz 3535.0 kHz Fishermen USB mode 3678.0 3678 kHz 3.678 MHz 6.666 MHz 6666.6 kHz 6666.6 USB illegal outbanders CIS taxi dispatcher 10 meters 25.785 MHz 25.615 MHz 28.005 29.695 MHz 29.705 MHz 30.105 28125 taxi dispatcher 28285 USB 29165 29.165 MHz logging trucks 28 MHz 29 MHz 30 MHz band trucker fishery radio 39.5 MHz 39.475 MHz 27.5 MHz 7039 kHz 7.039 MHz Russia 7039.0 kHz 7039 beacon 40 meter intruder fisheries on 10 meters 29525 29.525 MHz These signals are NOT coming from within the US. 28005kHz and 28055kHz. Most export radios (sold as "10-meter" radios) cover up to 28.305 MHz or 28.755 MHz. So these stations aren't going anywhere. Don't bother calling the FCC....they have no jurisdiction in Latin America. If they can't stop truckers from using 10 meters they sure can't stop people overseas from using it. No hams on 10 meters means clear frequencies which means pirates will find those frequencies and use them. 28.005 MHz, 28.025 MHz, 28.055 MHz, 28.075 MHz 28.085 MHz 28.105 MHz 10 meter intruders taxi cab on 28 mhz 29.625 mhz 29 mhz interference 7000 kHz 7.000 mhz chanters 6.995 mhz 10m QRM Russia IARU intruder report 10 meter band 28MHz band 12 meter band 15 meter band 10m band 28 mhz band R1 ARRL IARU Monitoring Program allocated to the amateur service ITU Region 1 ITU Region 2 ITU Region 3 IARU-R1 28.005 MHz AM 28005 kHz 28005 AM 28.015 MHz AM 28015 kHz 28005 AM 28.025 MHz AM 28025 kHz 28025 AM 28.035 MHz AM 28035 kHz 28035 AM 28.045 MHz AM 28045 kHz 28045 AM 28.055 MHz AM 28055 kHz 28055 AM 28.065 MHz AM 28065 kHz 28065 AM 28.075 MHz AM 28075 kHz 28075 AM 28.265MHz FM Russian Taxi Controllers 28.195 MHz FM Russian Radio Taxi Dispatch 28.210 MHz FM Russia CIS Taxi Lady Olga 28.215 MHz FM 28.225 MHz FM 28.115 MHz 26.115 MHz AM FM 26.175 MHz taxi cab 29.150 MHz Asian fishing fleets on 10 meters 28.975 MHz 28.875 MHz 28.825 MHz 29.825MHz Fishermen on 29 MHz band 30.640 MHz dispatcher low band VHF 29.770 MHz FM 29.875 MHz Asian fishery radio comms 27.7500 MHz FM 27.650 MHz 29.900 MHz POCSAG 27.330 MHz 27.100 MHz FM CB repeater 27.205 MHz 27.295 MHz FM CB channels is FM CB legal 30.725 MHz 31.325 MHz EPAR data 31.320 MHz 31.040 MHz FM U.S. LMR Business Band 25MHz 27.430 MHz FM 27.450 MHz FM 27.470 MHz FM 27.490 MHz FM 27.510 MHz FM 27.530 MHz FM Yes, 27.555 MHz 27.615 MHz 27.635 MHz 27.735 MHz 27.765 MHz 27.860 MHz are technically available to be allocated for logging purposes but there are no licensed users or even expired licenses on those frequencies above 27.54 MHz. The 27.42 MHz - 27.54 MHz Part 90 Business Radio Service allocations 27.43 MHz 27.45 MHz 27.47 MHz 27.49 MHz do actually get used by legit licensed users. 27.51 MHz and 27.53 MHz are like 33.400 MHz or 42.980 MHz…they’re low power only. 1 watt or 2 watt limit. 42.98 MHz 33.4 MHz 33.380 MHz 43.000 MHz Willow Springs Towing and Recovery 31.120 MHz repeater 31.120MHz 31.480 MHz 29.710 MHz 192.8 Hz PL=71.9 Hz 30.5800 MHz PL=None noPL C.W. Wright Construction Richmond VA KRT982 KA2696 45.000 MHz 45.540 MHz 45.500 MHz 45.760 MHz 47.040 47.200 MHz 47.220 MHz FM 77.0 82.5 85.4 88.5 94.8 110.9 114.8 repeater network VHF low band 45 MHz 47MHz band