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1. ham.stackexchange.com › questions › 7265How does VHF/UHF propagate beyond the expected (radio) horizon?

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   Feb 23, 2017 · So in short, "scatter" (in many forms) is claimed as the mechanism that allows VHF signals to be heard hundreds of miles beyond the primary "radio horizon".

2. radiowave.co.tz › news-and-blog › radiowave-newsWhat is VHF radio, and how is it different from UHF?

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   VHF refers to radio waves operating in the range of 30 to 300 megahertz with a shorter wavelength than high-frequency (HF) bands. These bands, as with those in the UHF spectrum, are limited to a range within the line of sight (LOS), since they are not refracted by the ionosphere like lower frequency bands.

3. www.radioddity.com › blogs › allRadio Terms and Abbreviations: A Comprehensive Guide

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   Apr 21, 2024 · Hz (Hertz): One complete cycle of a radio wave per second. HF (High Frequency): High Frequency refers to the range of radio frequencies from 3 to 30 megahertz (MHz). HF transceivers operate within this frequency range, allowing for long-distance communication.

4. shallbd.com › the-principle-of-vhf-understandingUnderstanding the Principle of VHF - ShallBD

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   The principle of VHF (Very High Frequency) refers to the use of radio waves with frequencies between 30 and 300 megahertz. This article provides an overview of how VHF works and its applications in various industries, including broadcasting, aviation, and maritime communication.

5. www.techwalla.com › articles › how-do-hf-vhf-radioHow Do HF & VHF Radio Systems Work? - Techwalla

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   VHF radio waves on the 30 to 300 megahertz range are also known as "frequency modulated" or FM waves, and are used for commercial radio and television broadcast. VHF signals can carry a higher amount of information, which is why the signal is clearer. FM waves are not refracted by the ionosphere.

6. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › why-does-anyoneWhy does anyone broadcast on VHF-Low? (And why is it such a ...

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   Mar 2, 2022 · The VHF range is thought of as channels 2-13, while the UHF range (as we use it today) is channels 14-36. But there’s a little more to it than that. Between channels 6 and 7 are a chunk of frequencies that are used for things like FM radio. So it’s really better to think of VHF-Low (channels 2-6) and VHF-High (channels 7-13.)

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   What is a VHF radio wave?

   • VHF radio waves on the 30 to 300 megahertz range are also known as "frequency modulated" or FM waves, and are used for commercial radio and television broadcast. VHF signals can carry a higher amount of information, which is why the signal is clearer. FM waves are not refracted by the ionosphere.

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   What is VHF (very high frequency)?

   • The principle of VHF (Very High Frequency) refers to the use of radio waves with frequencies between 30 and 300 megahertz. This article provides an overview of how VHF works and its applications in various industries, including broadcasting, aviation, and maritime communication.

   Understanding the Principle of VHF - ShallBD

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   How does VHF communication work?

   • VHF communication works by transmitting and receiving radio waves in the VHF frequency range. A transmitter converts the audio signals into radio waves, which are then transmitted through an antenna. The receiver picks up the radio waves through another antenna and converts them back into audio signals for the listener.

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   What does VHF mean?

   • VHF: Abbreviation for very high frequencies. VHF High Band: The frequency ranges from 150 to 175 MHz. VHF Low Band: The frequency ranges from 30 to 50 MHz. VOX: A circuit that can turn a transmitter on and off automatically whenever someone speaks into the microphone. W

   Radio Terms and Abbreviations: A Comprehensive Guide

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   What is the difference between VHF and UHF?

   • The VHF range is thought of as channels 2-13, while the UHF range (as we use it today) is channels 14-36. But there’s a little more to it than that. Between channels 6 and 7 are a chunk of frequencies that are used for things like FM radio. So it’s really better to think of VHF-Low (channels 2-6) and VHF-High (channels 7-13.)

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   What is the difference between VHF and FM?

   • VHF signals can carry a higher amount of information, which is why the signal is clearer. FM waves are not refracted by the ionosphere. A disadvantage to FM is that signals travel in a straight line.

   How Do HF & VHF Radio Systems Work? - Techwalla

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8. www.qsl.net › dl7ayd › vuhfpropVHF/UHF Propagation Basics for Radio Amateurs - qsl.net

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   Be it a simple walkie-talkie communication or a sophisticated repeater station set up – un-derstanding propagation basics enables you to evaluate an individual radio link and to take the right steps for improvement.