Walkie-talkie frequency and channel finder

How the finder works

Every walkie-talkie channel is a fixed frequency set by a regulator. The finder holds the official channel tables: FRS, GMRS, MURS and CB in the US, FRS and GMRS in Canada, PMR446 and CB in Europe, CB in Germany and the UK.123456789

Type a frequency in MHz or kHz. The finder shows the channels within half a kilohertz as a match, and channels up to 5 kHz away as nearby. Type a channel with its service, such as "PMR 8" or "CB 19", to see its frequency.

One frequency can belong to two services. FRS channel 1 and GMRS channel 1 share 462.5625 MHz, so both show.12

The license lines come from our license table for 15 countries. PMR446 also lists the old channel plans, because radios made before 2016 and 2017 may still use them.710

Sources

1. 47 CFR 95.563, FRS channels · eCFR
2. 47 CFR 95.1763, GMRS channels · eCFR
3. 47 CFR 95.2763, MURS channels · eCFR
4. 47 CFR 95.963, CB channels · eCFR
5. RSS-210 Issue 11, Annex E · ISED Canada
6. ECC/DEC/(11)03, CB radio · CEPT
7. ECC/DEC/(15)05, PMR446 · CEPT
8. Vfg 21/2021, CB radio · Bundesnetzagentur
9. SI 1982/635, CB apparatus · legislation.gov.uk
10. ERC/DEC/(98)25, PMR446 (old plan) · CEPT