Below is the standard operation procedure for NATO based radio operations. This will help you and your team talk more efficiently on your GMRS or HAM radio networks. The cheat sheet also has the GMRS frequencies as well as NOAA weather and emergency frequencies.
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Common Frequencies
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GMRS Channels (1-22)
1: 462.5625
2: 462.5875
3: 462.6125
4: 462.6375
5: 462.6625
6: 462.6875
7: 462.7125
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
9: 467.5875
10: 467.6125
11: 467.6375
12: 467.6625
13: 467.6875
14: 467.7125
15: 462.5500
16: 462.5750
17: 462.6000
18: 462.6250
19: 462.6500
20: 462.6750
21: 462.7000
22: 462.7250
16: 462.5750
17: 462.6000
18: 462.6250
19: 462.6500
20: 462.6750
21: 462.7000
22: 462.7250
GMRS Repeater Inputs (+5 MHz)
R15: 467.5500
R16: 467.5750
R17: 467.6000
R18: 467.6250
R19: 467.6500
R20: 467.6750
R21: 467.7000
R22: 467.7250
CB Radio Channels (1-40)
1: 26.965
2: 26.975
3: 26.985
4: 27.005
5: 27.015
6: 27.025
7: 27.035
8: 27.055
9: 27.065
10: 27.075
2: 26.975
3: 26.985
4: 27.005
5: 27.015
6: 27.025
7: 27.035
8: 27.055
9: 27.065
10: 27.075
11: 27.085
12: 27.105
13: 27.115
14: 27.125
15: 27.135
16: 27.155
17: 27.165
18: 27.175
19: 27.185
20: 27.205
12: 27.105
13: 27.115
14: 27.125
15: 27.135
16: 27.155
17: 27.165
18: 27.175
19: 27.185
20: 27.205
21: 27.215
22: 27.225
23: 27.255
24: 27.235
25: 27.245
26: 27.265
27: 27.275
28: 27.285
29: 27.295
30: 27.305
22: 27.225
23: 27.255
24: 27.235
25: 27.245
26: 27.265
27: 27.275
28: 27.285
29: 27.295
30: 27.305
31: 27.315
32: 27.325
33: 27.335
34: 27.345
35: 27.355
36: 27.365
37: 27.375
38: 27.385
39: 27.395
40: 27.405
32: 27.325
33: 27.335
34: 27.345
35: 27.355
36: 27.365
37: 27.375
38: 27.385
39: 27.395
40: 27.405
NOAA Weather Frequencies
WX1: 162.400WX2: 162.425WX3: 162.450WX4: 162.475WX5: 162.500WX6: 162.525WX7: 162.550
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