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Standard Frequencies for Family Radio Service (FRS) and other Portable Two-way Radios
There are several standard frequencies for two-way radios that
are used on job sites, warehouses, commercial areas, etc.
To make life a little easier for the user, the frequencies are
usually associated with a colored dot that is on the outside of
the radio. If you want to talk between two radios they must be
on the same frequency, which means they must have the same colored
dot.
Here is a listing of the colored dots and their exact frequencies
(in Mhz)
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| Red |
151.625
MHz |
| Purple |
151.955 |
| Blue |
154.570 |
| Green |
154.600 |
| White |
462.575,
GMRS (Class A CB) |
| Black |
462.625 |
| Orange |
462.675 |
| Brown |
464.500 |
| Yellow |
464.550 |

Additional letter and shape designations indicate
other frequencies
| "J" |
467.7625 MHz |
| "K" |
467.8125 |
| Silver Star |
467.850 |
| Gold Star |
467.875 |
| Red Star |
467.900 |
| Blue Star |
467.925 |
The Family Radio Service "FRS" is comprised
of 14 channels allocated by the FCC to be used for non-commercial
purposes, without the need for licensing.
| Channel |
Frequency (MHz) |
| 1 |
462.5625 |
| 2 |
462.5875 |
| 3 |
462.6125 |
| 4 |
462.6375 |
| 5 |
462.6625 |
| 6 |
462.6875 |
| 7 |
462.7125 |
| 8 |
467.5625 |
| 9 |
467.5875 |
| 10 |
467.6125 |
| 11 |
467.6375 |
| 12 |
467.6625 |
| 13 |
467.6875 |
| 14 |
467.7125 |
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