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VHF

American  
Or vhf,

VHF British  

abbreviation

  1. very high frequency

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VHF Scientific  
  1. Abbreviation of very high frequency


VHF Cultural  
  1. Radio waves with frequencies between 30 and 300 megahertz. (Compare UHF.)


Example Sentences

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"The Irish coastguard has VHF only, the British coastguards have boats too," they messaged.

From BBC

Mr Parsons said he heard over the VHF radio a female was “having a seizure”.

From BBC

She was serving in the Women’s Royal Naval Service in Portsmouth, passing orders to France via her VHF radio.

From BBC

The military trained her in the then-revolutionary technology of VHF radio, in which only one party could transmit at a time.

From Seattle Times

“The mariner’s use of a VHF radio for their distress call was critical to our ability to quickly locate them and coordinate an effective response.”

From Seattle Times