What are VHF Radios?
Very high frequency radio has been around for a number of years. Often used for broadcast radio functions, as well as with military and private business applications, VHF radios are common today. The VHF radio frequency range is between thirty and three hundred megahertz. This places VHF radios at a much higher meter band that the frequencies used by AM radio broadcasts. Along with the use of a higher meter wave, VHF radios also provide a higher incidence of audio quality than other forms of broadcasting. Part of this is due to the fact that the quality of the transmission tends to filter out noise and weaker signals. During the early 1950s in the United States, VHF radios began to come into popular usage. As the decade progressed, the VHF radios that were designed to pick up the signals broadcast by fledgling FM stations gained in popularity. By the middle of the 1960s, VHF radios were common among proponents of the youth movement, with many FM stations experimenting with alternate fo
