What is the VHF High Band frequency range?

What is the VHF High Band frequency range?

• A. 90.0000 MHz to 224.9999 MHz
• B. 30.0000 to 87.9750 MHz
• C. 225.0000 to 511.9999 MHz
• D. 0 to 90 MHz

Answer: (A)

VHF is the band just above the lower VHF range, and in this context the High Band portion is defined as the upper part of VHF, roughly from 90 MHz up to about 225 MHz. That makes 90.0000 to 224.9999 MHz the correct range. The lower portion of VHF (around 30 to 87.9750 MHz) is considered VHF Low, while frequencies starting at about 225 MHz and above shift into UHF territory. A range from 0 to 90 MHz also falls outside the High Band definition. So the range that matches VHF High Band here is 90 to 224.9999 MHz.

VHF is the band just above the lower VHF range, and in this context the High Band portion is defined as the upper part of VHF, roughly from 90 MHz up to about 225 MHz. That makes 90.0000 to 224.9999 MHz the correct range. The lower portion of VHF (around 30 to 87.9750 MHz) is considered VHF Low, while frequencies starting at about 225 MHz and above shift into UHF territory. A range from 0 to 90 MHz also falls outside the High Band definition. So the range that matches VHF High Band here is 90 to 224.9999 MHz.