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156 to 163 MHz, Omni Marine Antenna, 7 dBi, UHF Female (SO239) Connector, White, Fiberglass Radome, Vertical Polarization
ANNEX 3-4 Table of Frequencies for the Maritime Mobile Radiocommunication Service (In the156.025-162.025MHz band)
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30.020 MHz - Canadian Hospital Radio Paging Signals POCSAG 30.02 FM VHF Low Band DX 13 January 2023 - YouTube
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