EUROPEAN CB FREQUENCIES at Dec 83
	( For newer info try here: http://europa.eu )

Country Channels Watts	AM FM	Single Side Band MegaHertz

Spain	10	5	AM FM	SSB		26.960	27.405
France	40	4	AM FM	SSB		26.960 27.405
Italy	23	5	AM FM			26.96	27.28
Germany 40	0.5	FM
Austria 12	0.5	AM FM			27.12
UK/GB	40	2/4	FM	Upper		27~		new legal
UK/GB			AM					old illegal

GB home office +44 1 275 3171 Mr Graham
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From Chris 10-SEP-92
   Here are the frequencies of the old UK 27 MHz CB band alocation:
	( 27.59125 + {1-40} Channel No./100 ) MHz

Channel      MHz			   Channel	MHz
   1	   27.60125			     21       27.80125
   2	   27.61125			     22       27.81125
   3	   27.62125			     23       27.82125
   4	   27.63125			     24       27.83125
   5	   27.64125			     25       27.84125
   6	   27.65125			     26       27.85125
   7	   27.66125			     27       27.86125
   8	   27.67125			     28       27.87125
   9	   27.68125			     29       27.88125
  10	   27.69125			     30       27.89125
  11	   27.70125			     31       27.90125
  12	   27.71125			     32       27.91125
  13	   27.72125			     33       27.92125
  14	   27.73125			     34       27.93125
  15	   27.74125			     35       27.94125
  16	   27.75125			     36       27.95125
  17	   27.76125			     37       27.96125
  18	   27.77125			     38       27.97125
  19	   27.78125			     39       27.98125
  20	   27.79125			     40       27.99125

   In the UK some radio amateurs convert old CB rigs to 10 metre operation,
and as far as I know it is a matter of changing a crystal, and one or 2
other components to insure that the circuits are properly tuned.  The 10
metre band is from 28.0 MHz to 29.7 MHz, however, the lower part is used
for Morse, and most FM is done at the upper end of the band.  As the old
UK CB alocation is regularly spaced, this obviously simplifies matters;
the converted rigs still have uniform channel spacings.

   However, I havn't seen any details of how CB rigs are converted to 10
metres, much less to CB CEPT frequencies.  I would imagine that if you
just changed a crystal by the correct amount to convert say channel 1 UK
on 27.60125 MHz to say channel 1 CEPT NEW on 26.965 MHz, you will get
most of the CEPT NEW 40 channels, as their separation is in the most part
also 0.01 MHz.	However, as some of the new CEPT channels seem to be
separated by 0.02 MHz, you would get some extra channels between those that
are alocated, at the expense of the last few upper channels.

Try contacting:
	F.T.E. Funk-Technik-Electronic GmbH
	Hirsch-Gereuth-Strasse 5, Muenchen
	Tel. 789440 or 789450
who are specialists in amateur radio and CB, and are likely to know more
than Conrad.