| Local and International RaDAR calling frequencies | ||||
| 160m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 1836 | * | South Africa | 1 |
| SSB | 1845 | * | LSB S.A. / USB HF-Pack | 2 / 3 |
| 80m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 3559 | HF-Pack | 4 | |
| CW | 3560 | * | South Africa | 5 |
| SSB | 3690 | * | South Africa | 6 |
| SSB | 3791 | USB HF-Pack | 7 | |
| 40m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 7029.5 | HF-Pack | 8 | |
| CW | 7030 | * | South Africa | 9 |
| SSB | 7090 | * | South Africa | 10 |
| SSB | 7185.5 | USB HF-Pack | 11 | |
| 20m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 14059 | HF-Pack | 12 | |
| CW | 14080 | * | South Africa | 13 |
| SSB | 14240 | * | South Africa | 14 |
| SSB | 14342.5 | USB HF-Pack | 15 | |
| CW | 14343 | USB HF-Pack (Cross mode) | 16 | |
| SSB | 14346 | USB HF-Pack (QSY) | 17 | |
| 15m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 21080 | * | South Africa | 18 |
| SSB | 21350 | * | South Africa | 19 |
| SSB | 21437.5 | USB HF-Pack | 20 | |
| CW | 21438 | USB HF-Pack (Cross mode) | 21 | |
| 10m | kHz | Info | Channel | |
| CW | 28060 | * | South Africa | 22 |
| SSB | 28312.5 | USB HF-Pack (QSY) | 23 | |
| SSB | 28327.5 | USB HF-Pack | 24 | |
| CW | 28328 | USB HF-Pack (Cross mode) | 25 | |
| SSB | 28360 | * | South Africa | 26 |
ZS6BNE's Blog 
Eddie,
On looking at the calling list the SSB frequencies are a long way apart in some cases. Some antennas will not cover the bandwidth for both SA and HF Pack, without retuning? I think it wise to use other than HF Pack freqs?
73,
Jack VK4JRC
Why is channel 7 and 11 USB . Isnt that suppose to be LSB ?
Some (most?) Military Manpack radios are USB only.
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