The following is chart of frequencies currently available for model control use in Canada. Each frequency is in MHz and is preceded by the corresponding channel number.
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A1 - 26.995 A2 - 27.045 A3 - 27.095 A4 - 27.145 A5 - 27.195 A6 - 27.225 |
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00 - 50.800 01 - 50.820 02 - 50.840 03 - 50.860 04 - 50.880 05 - 50.900 06 - 50.920 07 - 50.940 08 - 50.960 B1 - 53.100 B2 - 53.200 B3 - 53.300 B4 - 53.400 B5 - 53.500 B6 - 53.600 B7 - 53.700 B8 - 53.800 |
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11 - 72.010 12 - 72.030 13 - 72.050 14 - 72.070 15 - 72.090 16 - 72.110 17 - 72.130 18 - 72.150 19 - 72.170 20 - 72.190 21 - 72.210 22 - 72.230 23 - 72.250 24 - 72.270 25 - 72.290 26 - 72.310 27 - 72.330 28 - 72.350 29 - 72.370 30 - 72.390 31 - 72.410 32 - 72.430 33 - 72.450 34 - 72.470 35 - 72.490 36 - 72.510 37 - 72.530 38 - 72.550 39 - 72.570 40 - 72.590 41 - 72.610 42 - 72.630 43 - 72.650 44 - 72.670 45 - 72.690 46 - 72.710 47 - 72.730 48 - 72.750 49 - 72.770 50 - 72.790 51 - 72.810 52 - 72.830 53 - 72.850 54 - 72.870 55 - 72.890 56 - 72.910 57 - 72.930 58 - 72.950 59 - 72.970 60 - 72.990 |
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61 - 75.410 62 - 75.430 63 - 75.450 64 - 75.470 65 - 75.490 66 - 75.510 67 - 75.530 68 - 75.550 69 - 75.570 70 - 75.590 71 - 75.610 72 - 75.630 73 - 75.650 74 - 75.670 75 - 75.690 76 - 75.710 77 - 75.730 78 - 75.750 79 - 75.770 80 - 75.790 81 - 75.810 82 - 75.830 83 - 75.850 84 - 75.870 85 - 75.890 86 - 75.910 87 - 75.930 88 - 75.950 89 - 75.970 90 - 75.990 |
* A valid Amateur Radio Operators License is required to own and operate equipment on the 50 & 53 MHz frequencies
All frequencies in the 72MHz band are for the exclusive use of model aircraft. (Channels 11 through 60)
All frequencies in the 75MHz band are for the exclusive use of surface models such as cars and boats. (Channels 61 through 90)
In Canada, it is also legal to operate aircraft models on the frequencies 72.080, 72.160, 72.320, 72.400, and 72.960, however, it is not possible to buy new equipment on these frequencies. Their use is no longer recommended due to the close proximity to the other channels and the fact that equipment using these frequencies would be wide band and technically out-of-date.