RTTY Activity Centre
160m 1840 KHz DX calling QRG
160m 1835-1842 KHz
80m 3580-3600 KHz
80m 3585 & 3590 KHz DX calling QRG
80m Japan: 3520-3525 KHz
80m Japan: 3580-3629 KHz
60m 5354 KHz DX calling QRG
40m 7040-7050 KHz
40m 7040 & 7045 KHz DX calling QRG
40m USA; 7080-7100 KHz
30m 10130-10140 KHz
30m 10142 & 10144 KHz DX calling QRG
20m 14070-14099 KHz ( Beacons on 14100)
20m 14101-14150 KHz
20m 14080 & 14085 KHz DX calling QRG
17m 18100-18105 KHz
17m 18101 KHz DX calling QRG
15m 21070-21100 KHz
15m 21080 & 21085 KHz DX calling QRG
12m 24920-24925 KHz
12m 24921 KHz DX calling QRG
10m 28070-28150 KHz
10m 28080 & 28085 KHz DX calling QRG
6m 50300 KHz DX calling QRG
6m 50300-50350 KHz
Amateur radio RTTY frequencies. It is easy to remember the ham radio band plans for RTTY: most activity will be found between 80 and 100 kHz up from the bottom edge of the band, except on 80 meters, which goes an additional 40 or 50 kHz higher, and on 160 meters. 160 meter RTTY activity is rare, but when found, it is usually between 1800 and 1820 in USA.
RTTY allocations for 40 meters vary greatly all over the world. In the US, RTTY is permitted between 7000 and 7150, although most US activity is between 7080 and 7100. DX activity is often found between 7040 and 7050.
Frequencies in JAPAN & USA:
3580-3620 kHz (3520-3525 in Japan)
7080-710