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Posted by theDVshow on 06/25/06 16:44
However, UHF is a better frequency than VHF.
The uncrowded nature of this frequency range, as opposed to the cramped
quarters of the VHF band, have made one-time frequency placement
problems a thing of the past. Television stations on UHF are a much
more rare commodity than those on VHF, so potential interference from
our TV colleagues has been reduced drastically.
Also, the sheer number of available frequencies reduces potential
interference. These, along with the manufacturers using slot
frequencies whenever possible, have made UHF radios the choice of may
professionals in the audio field.
Don't get us wrong, potential problems do exist.
Other advantages of UHF include and FCC approved 150-milliwatt
transmitter versus a 50 watt maximum for VHF (great for stage use).
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