LPD and PMR Frequencies

LPD, PMR, and Kenwood, frequencies

CBShop is of course known as a 27 Mc radio specialist since 1972.
It is clear that we do not have to rely solely on CB radio in all those years.
As a transmitting and receiving expert, we have been selling walkie-talkies to companies and institutions for years.
We are also an expert in this area and help many users find the walkie-talkie solutions that are suitable for them.
That is generally for companies with a permit.

But due to the digitalization of mobile communication, also in the walkie-talkie world, companies can easily work without a permit on the free walkie-talkie frequencies below.
With coding, CBShop can make your communication virtually eavesdroppable, but above all interference-free.

In Europe, you are allowed to use a number of frequencies freely.

In addition to the well-known 40 27 Mc channels, there are also channels available for walkie-talkie use.

The most commonly used of these are the PMR channels. 8 channels that are used for everything and anything.
From baby monitors to business communication.

You may use these channels with tone codes.
With these tone codes you can ensure that others on the channel without the same tone code cannot get through.

The maximum power that you may use freely is half a Watt. (0.5 Watt)

You may only use walkie-talkies with the approved antenna.

Frequency Channel

446.006.250 1
446.018.750 2
446.031.250 3
446.043.750 4
446.056.250 5
446.068.750 6
446.081.250 7
446.093.750 8

EXPORT TWO-WAY RADIOS

With export version two-way radios there are possibilities to work with more power and a different antenna.
This will significantly increase the range. Many two-way radios can be supplied with 5 watts and often have
an external antenna connection.

KENWOOD CHANNELS
Kenwood has 16 special PMR channels with the tone codes already included for its professional PMR two-way radios.
This ensures that you only use the same channels with other Kenwood walkie-talkies and can be heard.

CBShop can also program these channels (if possible) in other brands of walkie-talkies in consultation.

1 1 446.00625 10 94.8 Hz

2 8 446.09375 08 88.5 Hz

3 3 446.03125 13 103.5 Hz

4 6 446.06875 05 79.7 Hz

5 4 446.04375 17 118.8 Hz

6 2 446.01875 18 123.0 Hz

7 7 446.08125 19 127.3 Hz

8 5 446.05625 07 85.4 Hz

9 1 446.00625 14 107.2 Hz

10 8 446.09375 15 110.9 Hz

11 3 446.03125 16 114.8 Hz

12 6 446.06875 06 82.5 Hz

13 4 446.04375 27 D132N

14 2 446.01875 28 D155N

15 5 446.05625 29 D134N

16 7 446.08125 30 D243N

LPD CHANNELS

In addition to the frequently used PMR channels, there are also 69 LPD channels available for use.

However, the maximum power here is 0.10 MWatt. Which is very little.
However, with LPD channels you have much more choice, and certainly not all walkie-talkies on the market can handle these channels. That already gives more peace on these channels as standard.

TX Ch TX Ch TX Ch
 433,075,000 1 433,650,000 24 434,225,000 47
 433,100,000 2 433,675,000 25 434,250,000 48
 433,125,000 3 433,700,000 26 434,275,000 49
 433,150,000 4 433,725,000 27 434,300,000 50
 433,175,000 5 433,750,000 28 434,325,000 51
 433,200,000 6 433,775,000 29 434,350,000 52
 433,225,000 7 433,800,000 30 434,375,000 53
 433,250,000 8 433,825,000 31 434,400,000 54
 433,275,000 9 433,850,000 32 434,425,000 55
 433,300,000 10 433,875,000 33 434,450,000 56
 433,325,000 11 433,900,000 34 434,475,000 57
 433,350,000 12 433,925,000 35 434,500,000 58
 433,375,000 13 433,950,000 36 434,525,000 59
 433,400,000 14 433,975,000 37 434,550,000 60
 433,425,000 15 434,000,000 38 434,575,000 61
 433,450,000 16 434,025,000 39 434,600,000 62
 433,475,000 17 434,050,000 40 434,625,000 63
 433,500,000 18 434,075,000 41 434,650,000 64
 433,525,000 19 434,100,000 42 434,675,000 65
 433,550,000 20 434,125,000 43 434,700,000 66
 433,575,000 21 434.150.000 44 434.725.000 67
433.600.000 22 434.175.000 45 434.750.000 68
433.625.000 23 434.200.000 46 434.775.000 69

Tone codes

CTCSS codes. Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System

These codes are used to work with multiple users on the same frequency without hearing each other.
Think of it as a key. The person with the same code will hear you and you will hear him.
The person without a code will also hear you, but you will not hear him.

This is especially useful on PMR channels. Brands such as Kenwood also use it.

CTCSS Hz CTCSS Hz CTCSS Hz
1 67.0 14 107.2 27 167.9
2 71.9 15 110.9 28 173.8
3 74.4 16 114.8 29 179.9
4 77.0 17 118.8 30 186.2
5 79.7 18 123 31 192.8
6 82.5 19 127.3 32 203.5
7 85.4 20 131.8 33 210.7
8 88.5 21 136.5 34 218.1
9 91.5 22 141.3 35 225.7
10 94.8 23 146.2 36 233.6
11 97.4 24 151.4 37 241.8
12 100.0 25 156.7 38 250.3
13 103