Understanding the difference between VHF and UHF radios can lead to a better selection of the right radio for you. Today I will talk about the differences between VHF and UHF radios from different perspectives.
VHF Radio
VHF radios use radio waves from 30 MHz to 300 MHz, providing a greater broadcasting range.
However, VHF channels can be congested.
UHF Radio
UHF two-way radio waves do not travel as far as VHF radio waves, so they have a smaller range. However, they have a wider spectrum and can therefore provide greater coverage with little interference from other users.
VHF two-way radios with longer wavelengths are ideal for outdoor and large areas. It is well suited to sparsely populated areas and can therefore operate with reduced interference. In general, VHF radios are more suitable for industries such as agriculture and entertainment.
UHF radios can penetrate while buildings in urban areas. Such as concrete, steel and wood. So it is suitable for indoor use, including multi-story buildings, such as multi-story buildings, construction, and multi-story buildings operating in both indoor and outdoor environments in the industry.
The length of UHF antenna is usually short and thick. This frequency requires a soft and long antenna, at least 4 inches long.
For most radios, the answer to this question is no. We have article to help you understand.
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