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Created page with "The '''2 meter band''' is the most widely used band allocated to amateur radio in the VHF range. Most repeaters around the Brookings area, including the {{840}}, use the 2 meter band. As with all VHF and UHF bands, the entire 2 meter band is available to all ham radio operators, including Technician-class licensees. It is often the first band used by new licensees, in part because of the availability of inexpensive [[HT]..."

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The '''2 meter band''' is the most widely used [[band]] allocated to [[amateur radio]] in the [[VHF]] range. Most [[repeaters]] around the Brookings area, including the {{840}}, use the 2 meter band.

As with all VHF and [[UHF]] bands, the entire 2 meter band is available to all ham radio operators, including [[Technician]]-class [[amateur radio license|licensees]]. It is often the first band used by new licensees, in part because of the availability of inexpensive [[HT]]s and because it is often quite simple to use VHF and UHF [[transceiver]]s, compared to [[HF]] radios.

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