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FCC Regulations Part 97
The ARRL has done a very good job making this file.
Click that ---> http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regulations/news/part97/
60-METER OPERATION TO
REQUIRE
OPERATOR PRUDENCE, CAUTION
The new five-channel 60-meter domestic secondary amateur allocation becomes available to US Amateur Radio operators at midnight local time on July 3. The FCC Report and Order granting the allocation was published June 3 in the Federal Register. Federal government users are primary in the 5 Mhz band.
The FCC had granted amateurs use of fine 2.8 Khz-wide channels with center frequencies of 5.332, 5.348, 5.368, 5.373 and 5.405 Mhz. The channels will be available to General and higher class licensees. The only permitted mode will be >>>upper-sideband<<<< phone, and 50W ERP is the maximum power allowed.
Users of the 60-meter channels should set their carrier frequency 1.5 Khz lower that the channel center frequency. ARRL suggests restricting transmitted audio bandwidth to 200 Khz on the low end and 2800 Khz on the high end for a total bandwidth of 2.6 Khz. ARRL recommends that amateurs considering modifying existing amateur equipment for operation on 60 meters contact the equipment's manufacturer for advice.
| Upper limit | 5.3334 Mhz | 5.3494 Mhz | 5.3694 Mhz | 5.3744 Mhz | 5.4064 Mhz |
| Center Freq. | 5.3320 Mhz | 5.3480 Mhz | 5.3680 Mhz | 5.3730 Mhz | 5.4050 Mhz |
| Lower limit | 5.3306 Mhz | 5.3466 Mhz | 5.3666 Mhz | 5.3716 Mhz | 5.4036 Mhz |
| Tune to | 5.3305 Mhz | 5.3465 Mhz | 5.3665 Mhz | 5.3715 Mhz | 5.4035 Mhz |
If you memorize these "Tune to" frequencies into your rigs there should be compliance with the new channels.