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A business band occurs as series of frequencies on the VHF and UHF two-way radio bands. It is reserved for utilize by businesses, and, although a requirement is occasionally unmarked, it demand a license from either the Federal Communications Commission prior to use. A exception to this is 5 specific frequencies that come nowadays a portion of the Multi-Use Radio Service, which permits unlicensed operatiin on these frequencies, provided a output power doesn't exceed Deuce watts.

A electromagnetic spectrum between approximately 450 & 470 MHz is used largely for UHF business communications, although this spectrum is not single for business apply only. Inside a select few big metropolitan areas, like Up to date York, a UHF-T band (between 47& 512 MHz) is as well utilized, due to congestion on the standard VHF or UHF bands. There are as well a total of specific frequencies, within each the VHF and UHF spectrum, that are for even business apply; virtually all one develop color-coded list, like Blue Dot or Red Star.

Common Business Band Frequencies
VHF Spectrum
TitleFrequency (MHz)Comments
Blue Dot 154.570 Additional green; too licenced under MURS
Green Dot 154.600 Further park; besides accredited under MURS
Red Dot 151.625 Typically for itinerant use
Purple Dot 151.955
(None) 154.515
(None) 154.540

UHF Spectrum
TitleFrequency (MHz)Comments
White Dot 462.575 Likewise licenced under GMRS
Black Dot 462.625 Too commissioned under GMRS
Orange Dot 462.675 Too licenced under GMRS
Dark brown Dot 464.500
Yellow Dot 464.550
J-Dot 467.7625 Typically represented as the black dot by using a whiten "J"
K-Dot 467.8125 Typically represented as the black dot by having a whiten "K"
Silver star medal 467.850
Gold Star 467.875
Red Star 467.900
Amsonia tabernaemontana 467.925


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