Analogue PMR446 · UK

UK PMR446 Frequencies: All 16 Channel Frequencies

Use this UK PMR446 frequency chart to check the frequency assigned to each of the 16 analogue channels. Compare frequencies in MHz, including PMR446 Channel 6 and Channel 8, then browse local stations that list the channels they monitor. The channel number and frequency alone do not guarantee that two radios can hear each other. CTCSS and DCS tones filter a receiver; they do not make a radio channel private or encrypted.

UK PMR446 frequency table: Channels 1–16

Use the chart to match a PMR446 channel number to its frequency in MHz. Select a channel link to browse stations that list it as monitored.

UK PMR446 channelFrequencyDirectory
PMR446 Channel 1446.00625 MHzFind operators on CH 1
PMR446 Channel 2446.01875 MHzFind operators on CH 2
PMR446 Channel 3446.03125 MHzFind operators on CH 3
PMR446 Channel 4446.04375 MHzFind operators on CH 4
PMR446 Channel 5446.05625 MHzFind operators on CH 5
PMR446 Channel 7446.08125 MHzFind operators on CH 7
PMR446 Channel 9446.10625 MHzFind operators on CH 9
PMR446 Channel 10446.11875 MHzFind operators on CH 10
PMR446 Channel 11446.13125 MHzFind operators on CH 11
PMR446 Channel 12446.14375 MHzFind operators on CH 12
PMR446 Channel 13446.15625 MHzFind operators on CH 13
PMR446 Channel 14446.16875 MHzFind operators on CH 14
PMR446 Channel 15446.18125 MHzFind operators on CH 15
PMR446 Channel 16446.19375 MHzFind operators on CH 16

About CTCSS and DCS tones

CTCSS and DCS are receive squelch settings. A tone can make a radio ignore signals without the matching tone, but the radio transmission remains on the shared channel and is not private or encrypted.

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