What is the VHF Low Band frequency range?

What is the VHF Low Band frequency range?

• A. 90.0000 MHz to 224.9999 MHz
• B. 30.0000 MHz to 89.9999 MHz
• C. 30.0000 MHz to 99.9999 MHz
• D. 20.0000 MHz to 60.0000 MHz

Answer: (B)

In the field radio context, VHF is divided into bands, with the Low Band covering the lower end of the VHF spectrum used for basic voice communications. The boundary is defined up to just under 90 MHz, specifically ending at 89.9999 MHz, so this range is 30.0000 to 89.9999 MHz. That lower limit around 30 MHz marks where VHF use begins, and stopping before 90 MHz keeps it separate from the higher VHF allocations used by other bands and equipment. So, frequencies from 90 MHz upward sit in higher-band allocations, not the Low Band.

In the field radio context, VHF is divided into bands, with the Low Band covering the lower end of the VHF spectrum used for basic voice communications. The boundary is defined up to just under 90 MHz, specifically ending at 89.9999 MHz, so this range is 30.0000 to 89.9999 MHz. That lower limit around 30 MHz marks where VHF use begins, and stopping before 90 MHz keeps it separate from the higher VHF allocations used by other bands and equipment. So, frequencies from 90 MHz upward sit in higher-band allocations, not the Low Band.