The 10-meter band is a portion of the shortwave radio spectrum internationally allocated to amateur radio and amateur satellite use on a primary basis. They operate on the 10-meter band that has a frequency range between 28 and 29 MHz.

Depending on location and the equipment, 10-meter radios can transmit signals over hundreds or thousands of miles. The radio frequencies on the 10-meter radio band include things like Morse code, AM/FM, worldwide repeaters, SSB, high-frequency beacons, and DX stations.

Let's see the differences between CB radios and 10-meter radios. Compared to CB radios, 10-meter radios have a higher power output and wider communication coverage. In addition, operating 10-meter radios requires a license according to FCC regulations.

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