VHF

or vhf, V.H.F.

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very high frequency.

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Examples from the Web for vhf

Contemporary Examples

The F-35 is susceptible to detection by radars operating in the VHF bands of the spectrum.
New U.S. Stealth Jet Can’t Hide From Russian Radar
Bill Sweetman
April 28, 2014
The counter-stealth attributes of VHF have been public knowledge for decades.
New U.S. Stealth Jet Can’t Hide From Russian Radar
Bill Sweetman
April 28, 2014

Historical Examples

Turn the VHF channel selector knob to the channel number desired.
Zenith Television Receiver Operating Manual
Zenith Radio Corporation

British Dictionary definitions for vhf

VHF

vhf

abbreviation for

very high frequency

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Word Origin and History for vhf

VHF

1932, initialism of very high frequency.

vhf in Science

VHF

Abbreviation of very high frequency

vhf in Culture

VHF

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

VHF

or vhf, V.H.F.

Examples from the Web for vhf

Contemporary Examples

The F-35 is susceptible to detection by radars operating in the VHF bands of the spectrum.

The counter-stealth attributes of VHF have been public knowledge for decades.

Historical Examples

Turn the VHF channel selector knob to the channel number desired.

VHF

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