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The range of the VOR signals depend on the type used. | The range of the VOR signals depend on the type used. | ||
*Terminal (T) | *Terminal (T) | ||
:1,000 up to and including 12,000 AGL out to 25NM. | :1,000 up to and including 12,000 [[AGL]] out to 25NM. | ||
*Low Altitude (L) | *Low Altitude (L) | ||
:1,000 up to and including 18,000 AGL out to 40NM. | :1,000 up to and including 18,000 [[AGL]] out to 40NM. | ||
*High Altitude (H) | *High Altitude (H) | ||
:1) 1,000 up to and including 14,500 AGL out to 40NM. | :1) 1,000 up to and including 14,500 [[AGL]] out to 40NM. | ||
:2) 14,500 up to and including 60,000 AGL out to 100 nm. | :2) 14,500 up to and including 60,000 [[AGL]] out to 100 nm. | ||
:3) 18,000 up to and including 45,000 AGL out to 130 nm. | :3) 18,000 up to and including 45,000 [[AGL]] out to 130 nm. | ||
There has to be a clear line-of-sight with the beacon. If there are mountains or other obstructions the VOR signal can not be received. | There has to be a clear line-of-sight with the beacon. If there are mountains or other obstructions the VOR signal can not be received. | ||