Which band has the designation for VHF communication?

The 2 Meter Band is designated for VHF (Very High Frequency) communication and ranges from 144 to 148 MHz in the amateur radio spectrum. This band is widely utilized by amateur radio operators for a variety of communication modes, including voice, digital, and even television transmissions. It is particularly popular because of its relatively good propagation characteristics, allowing for effective communication over short to medium distances and making it accessible for local communication and emergency situations.

The other bands mentioned are not classified as VHF. The 60 Meter Band operates in the very high frequency band, but it is more limited and specific in use, while bands like the 15 Meter and 80 Meter Bands fall under HF (High Frequency) and MF (Medium Frequency) categories, respectively. They cater to different communication applications and propagation characteristics, making the 2 Meter Band the clear choice for VHF communication specifically.