US Amateur Radio Band Plan

Good start. Band plans for Amateur Radio out of date. Novice and Advance class no longer exists for new licensees.

Good basic and advanced info easy to read . This is a app I will share . I like the lay out

Awesome app!!!!

Awesome. Thanks.

Excellent app, well laid out format. Did not think twice to pay to remove the ads. Please Support your developer's.

To date, the best band plan app available. Excellent work Karson.

Excellent!

Your Field Day announcement is wrong, Field Day is from the 24th to the 25th. 8-) Aside from that, this is a great reference app that provides a filterable, interactive interface to the ARRL Graphical Frequency Allocations chart, plus useful lists of other frequencies of general interest. The ads supporting the additional services aren't excessively intrusive, which I truly appreciate, and the option to pay a one-time fee or display ads is quite reasonable. It's easy and quick to navigate and provides the information I need with a minimum of complication. I highly recommend this app. The only improvement I would request would be a dark theme for night use, as the large whitespace is very bright in the dark.

Beautiful app! Very simple and useful, the author clearly put careful thought in to making it a professional looking application... Just pay the small in app fee for no ads, support innovative coders! Author: please add night mode black background!! (The white is a little blinding at times)

One small suggestion for a future update maybe, it would be cool to have a breakdown of the frequency ranges for hf/vhf/uhf, maybe a little sidebar or something. Thanks

For actual info, you have to purchase app.

Does what it should. Quick easy answers to information. I like the sortable band freqs.

It's great! I just recently got my Tech license (KG5RXR), so this is just what I need to remember the bands without always having to pull out my paper version from the ARRL. And it's cool that Karson is a fellow Deviant (I'm a deviantArt member, too. @Celticpath)! ????

Nice for a quick reference but some of the info seems to be out of date. Edit: My mistake. I did not realize that the Novice and Advanced licenses we still recognized. Upgrading to 5 stars.

As a new ham operator (especially a mobile on), of course my first course of action is to get a baofeng handheld. Now I have it, what on earth do I friggin use it on????. This app is amazingly helpful with finding the frequencies to use, or finding the right ones to use without a call sign as a boy scout activity!

This is has a lot of what I used to put into a binder and carry in my truck. It is very clean and easy to read.

This is good info. Another great way to practice ameture radio is HamSphere. It's not the original Ham Radio, but it's virtual. I have been having fun with that prog for a couple weeks now.

App. For HAM radio. Just started useing it. I like It so far. Has information that should help me get started right.

Support the developer so the ham community can have good apps.

Great reference for everyday use. I like the additional band plan info. Now call sign lookups too.

Great! Easy to use.

May be beyond scope of concept but be nice to have lookup and view function of FCC section 97.

4 to 3 after adding ads

Great app

One small suggestion for a future update maybe, it would be cool to have a breakdown of the frequency ranges for hf/vhf/uhf, maybe a little sidebar or something. Thanks

Just what I was looking for, testing next month for technician class and maybe General too if they let me, thanks again.

This and rfinder or REPEATER book are going to stay on my phone....,,

For me an excellent app that removed extra charts from my jump box.

Great design. Looking forward to the addition of other countries. Canada should be a snap ;)

Great to have a good UI thanks!

Very nice, lots of descriptions. A must have for every modern HAM

Nice!!

Short & sweet field guide to the Ham bands

I'm not a douche. I just want to be loved

Engineering Technician

Thank you.

As a Ham myself (KB0OXD), I like the fact it covers even THE MOST OBSCURE bands above/below 1.2 GHz. AND it includes some popular NON-Ham bands (Great for getting that one person who's not even REMOTELY interested in becoming a Ham to have a Two-Way radio OF SOME KIND handy in case of an emergency & normal lines of communication are cut or are extremely limited)

This is not a good band plan there are no novices now and no advanced .

Fantastic and very useful! You can see at a glance where you can transmit within your privileged range!

Continual improvements, very organized, great reference.