The FCC prescribes that model boaters use specific frequency ranges to control their craft. These are 27 MHz, 50 MHz
(requires a Ham Radio license), and 75 MHz. Most Club members use radios in the 75 MHz band. The chart depicts how many
members are using each of the channels within each band. By looking at the chart, it is easy to see where members are
using more or less radios on each channel. Since only one boat can operate at a time on each channel, if you are going
to buy a new radio system, it would make more sense to specify a channel that is not heavily used. That gives you more
of a chance to get out on the water without having to wait for a channel to free up. Your hobby shop dealer can help
you will selecting the channels
denotes one radio reported| Channel | Frequency | Number of Channels Reported |
| 1 | 26.995 MHz |
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| 2 | 27.045 MHz |
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| 3 | 27.095 MHz |
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| 4 | 27.145 MHz |
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| 5 | 27.195 MHz |
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| 6 | 27.255 MHz |
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| Channel | Frequency | Number of Channels Reported |
| 00 | 50.800 MHz |
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| 01 | 50.820 MHz |
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| 02 | 50.840 MHz |
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| 03 | 50.860 MHz |
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| 04 | 50.880 MHz |
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| 05 | 50.900 MHz |
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| 06 | 50.920 MHz |
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| 07 | 50.940 MHz |
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| 08 | 50.960 MHz |
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| 09 | 50.980 MHz |
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| Channel | Frequency | Number of Channels Reported |
| 61 | 75.410 MHz |
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| 62 | 75.430 MHz |
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| 63 | 75.450 MHz |
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| 64 | 75.470 MHz |
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| 65 | 75.490 MHz |
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| 66 | 75.510 MHz |
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| 67 | 75.530 MHz |
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| 68 | 75.550 MHz |
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| 69 | 75.550 MHz |
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| 70 | 75.590 MHz |
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| 71 | 75.610 MHz |
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| 72 | 75.630 MHz |
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| 73 | 75.650 MHz |
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| 74 | 75.670 MHz |
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| 75 | 75.690 MHz |
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| 76 | 75.710 MHz |
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| 77 | 75.730 MHz |
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| 78 | 75.750 MHz |
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| 79 | 75.570 MHz |
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| 80 | 75.790 MHz |
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| 81 | 75.810 MHz |
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| 82 | 75.830 MHz |
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| 83 | 75.850 MHz |
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| 84 | 75.870 MHz |
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| 85 | 75.890 MHz |
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| 86 | 75.910 MHz |
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| 87 | 75.930 MHz |
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| 88 | 75.950 MHz |
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| 89 | 75.970 MHz |
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| 90 | 75.990 MHz |
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