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VHF

Referring to radio waves that have very short wavelengths (10 m–1 m). They are used for interference-free FM transmissions (see frequency modulation). VHF transmitters have a relatively short range, producing frequencies in the 30–300 MHz band.
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The RNLI's Stephen Wynne said a marine VHF radio saved them.
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The vessel was ill equipped with flares that did not work, one life-jacket between the two occupants, no VHF radio and no CG66 registration which would have helped in search and rescue operations.
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When he was found, coastguards gave him safety advice including letting someone know what his plans were and to carry a handheld marine VHF radio.
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