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UHF (Ultra High Frequency) If you are planning to use your radio equipment indoors, or inside and out then we recommend you choose UHF. UHF frequencies can penetrate easier through metal, concrete and brick structures than VHF making it a better option if you are working in this type of environment.

VHF (Very high frequency) If you are planning to use your radio equipment outdoors in an area without many obstructions, such as buildings, than we recommend you choose VHF. Due to it lower frequency, VHF can travel further outdoors than UHF.

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Simple Site Light: This licence authorises the use of a radio system operating a base station and mobile stations within a small area (typically 1 kilometre or less). Frequencies available under this licence class are typically used for radio paging systems. Licensees have access to a range of frequencies and must self-coordinate with other Simple Site Light licensees. The licence fee is £75 for five years.

Simple UK Light: This licence authorises the use of hand-portable or mobile radio equipment anywhere within the UK. Base station use is not permitted. Licensees have access to fifteen frequencies spread across four Business Radio frequency bands and must self-coordinate with other Simple UK Light licensees. The licence fee is £75 for five years.

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