Quick Reference Card and Amateur Radio Frequency Chart will be a handy addition to any ham operator’s setup, allowing for quick access to frequency information. 

Key Features:

1. Frequency Bands: The chart covers various amateur radio bands, including HF (High Frequency), VHF (Very High Frequency), UHF (Ultra High Frequency), and SHF (Super High Frequency).
2. Frequency Allocations: It shows the specific frequency ranges allocated for different amateur radio operations, such as:
• HF Bands: 160m, 80m,60m, 40m, 20m, 15m, 10m, and 6m.
• VHF Bands: 2m (144-148 MHz).
• UHF Bands: 70cm (420-450 MHz).
3. Subbands: Each band is divided into subbands for different types of communication, such as CW (Continuous Wave), SSB (Single Sideband), and digital modes.
4. Operating Guidelines: It provides information on recommended operating frequencies for Technician, General, Advanced, and Extra class license.
5. Visual Design: The chart is color-coded and laid out for quick reference, with clear demarcation of different frequency bands and allocations.

Usage:

• For Quick Reference: It’s a handy tool for ham operators to quickly look up frequency allocations while on the air.
• Great for POTA, SOTA, and portable operation.
• For Planning: Helps in planning operating schedules and contesting by showing available frequencies and allocations.