Bill,   
 
     Here are the frequency allocations for the United States:
 
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   A summary of the FCC Table of Frequency Allocations, based on the Oc
   '93 Code of Federal Regulations - 47 CFR 2.10
 
 
  30 - 50 MHz:  FM @ 20 kHz step
      30.000 -  30.560  US Governmen
      30.560 -  31.980  Business / Industry / Forestry
      31.990 -  32.000  Public Safety
      32.000 -  33.000  US Governmen
      33.000 -  33.100  Public Safet
      33.120 -  33.400  Business / Petroleum
      33.420 -  34.000  Fir
      34.000 -  35.000  US Government
      35.020 -  36.000  Business / Paging
      36.000 -  37.000  US Government
      37.020 -  37.420  Police / Local Govt
      37.460 -  37.860  Power, Water, Pipeline
      37.900 -  38.000  Highway Maint / Special Emergency
      38.000 -  39.000  US Governmen
      39.020 -  40.000  Police / Local Govt
      40.000 -  42.000  US Government
      42.020 -  42.940  State Police
      42.960 -  43.680  Business / Pagin
      43.700 -  44.600  Transportation - bus, truck
      44.620 -  45.060  State Police / Forestry Conservation
      45.080 -  45.860  Police / Local Govt / Highway Maint
      45.900 -  46.040  Police / Emergency
      46.060 -  46.500  Fire
      46.520 -  46.580  Local Govt
      46.610 -  46.970  Cordless Phones - base        (20/40 kHz steps
      47.020 -  47.400  Highway Maint
      47.440 -  47.680  Industry / Emergency
      47.700 -  49.580  Industry
      49.670 -  49.990  Cordless Phones - handset     (irregular steps)
      50.000 -  54.000  Amateur (6-meter)
      54.000 -  72.000  Broadcast TV   chs 2-4        (6 MHz steps -
FMw)
      72.000 -  76.000  (various)
      76.000 -  88.000  Broadcast TV   chs 5-6        (6 MHz steps - FMw
 
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Chuck, trying to be helpful....
 
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