Below is a comprehensive guide. It includes , suggested channel plans for various scenarios , and default technical specifications .
The CP1300 is not FCC certified for amateur bands, but as a licensed amateur, you are permitted to use any certified Part 90 radio on amateur frequencies under your license authority. motorola cp1300 frequency list
and support for both VHF and UHF frequency bands. Because this is a professional radio, it does not come with a single "universal" frequency list; instead, it is programmed to specific licensed frequencies based on your region and business needs. www.motorolasolutions.com Core Frequency Specifications Below is a comprehensive guide
| Channel # | Frequency (MHz) | Typical Use (US Business Itinerant) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | 464.500 | Business/Industrial (Base) | | 2 | 464.550 | Business/Industrial (Mobile) | | 3 | 464.825 | Hospitality/Retail | | 4 | 467.7625 | On-Site Low Power (Construction) | | 5 | 467.8125 | On-Site Low Power (Security) | | 6 | 467.8500 | Maintenance | | 7 | 467.8750 | Event Coordination | | 8 | 467.9000 | General Use | | 9 | 469.500 | Itinerant (Traveling Crews) | | 10 | 469.550 | Itinerant (Traveling Crews) | and support for both VHF and UHF frequency bands