VHF (Very High Frequency) Communication

VHF (Very High Frequency) communication involves radio waves in the 30 MHz to 300 MHz range, used for transmitting voice and data over moderate distances. This frequency band is ideal for applications like television broadcasts, two-way radios, maritime and aviation communication, because signals can travel around obstacles and over water effectively. VHF signals typically have shorter range than lower frequencies but offer clearer communication with less interference. They also tend to be more resistant to atmospheric noise, making them reliable for everyday communication needs, especially in open or urban environments.