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doc: Updates to Frequencies by Country: Ecuador and LoRa Alliance link. #553

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This document is only a summary of radio regulations, and the appropriate frequency plans that should be used for The Things Network in the respective countries. **This is in no way an official document; gateway owners are still obliged to find, study and adhere to their own country's regulations.** Some countries also expect you to register your gateway, or obtain a license. In that case you are using a "free band", not a "license free band". In some countries it is also necessary that the gateway is certified (CE, FCC, ...) if you allow other people to also communicate via it.
This document is only a summary of radio regulations, and the appropriate frequency plans that should be used for The Things Network in the respective countries. **This is in no way an official document; gateway owners are still obliged to find, study and adhere to their own country's regulations.** You can also read the LoRa Alliance [**LoRaWAN Regional Parameters**](https://resources.lora-alliance.org/technical-specifications/rp002-1-0-4-regional-parameters). Some countries also expect you to register your gateway, or obtain a license. In that case you are using a "free band", not a "license free band". In some countries it is also necessary that the gateway is certified (CE, FCC, ...) if you allow other people to also communicate via it.

For discussions about the frequency plans in different countries, see the posts on the forum tagged with [Country/Frequency-Plan](https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/forum/c/country/frequency-plan).
For discussions about the frequency plans in different countries, see the posts on the forum tagged with [**Country/Frequency-Plan**](https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/forum/c/country/frequency-plan).

![Map of Frequency Plans](frequency-plans-map.svg)

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| Country | Frequency Plan | Regulatory document |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Ecuador | US902-928 | |
| Ecuador | AU915-928 | [Plan Nacional de Frecuencia 2021 (p.59)](https://www.arcotel.gob.ec/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/PNF-V.6.0_14-07-21_v.1.pdf) ARCOTEL |
| Egypt
| El Salvador
| Equatorial Guinea
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