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(VOR) VERY HIGH FREQUENCY OMNI-RANGE

VOR Class=High Altitude 1,000-14,500 feet Range 40 nautical milesVOR Class=High Altitude 14,500-60,000 feet Range 100 nautical milesVOR Class=High Altitude 18,000-45,000 feet Range 130 nautical miles

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