111.1 MHz is
- a VOR frequency.
- a HF frequency.
- an ILS frequency.
Explanation from PART66Online
The ILS localiser uses the odd-tenths channels in the 108.10-111.95 MHz portion of the VHF navigation band. 111.1 MHz fits the localiser channelling pattern, making it an ILS frequency rather than a VOR or HF frequency (HF lies far below in the 3-30 MHz range).
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ciprian.serdin asked · 19 Feb 2020
IT has even hundreds... S-o why îs not a VOR freq?
Community Comments (1)
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Jordi
16 Jul 2021
the right answer is ILS and to be precise the ILS localizer which is 108-112 Mhz and the number above it within it.
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