What frequency range does the HFRG transmit within?

The High Frequency Radio Group (HFRG) transmits within the frequency range of 2 - 30 MHz. This range is significant because it encompasses the high-frequency (HF) bands typically used for long-range communication, which can travel over the horizon by reflecting off the ionosphere. Within this spectrum, communication can effectively reach great distances, making it ideal for naval operations and other long-distance communication needs.

Operating within the 2 - 30 MHz range allows for flexibility in communication, accommodating various operational requirements and conditions. Factors like atmospheric conditions and the time of day can influence the performance of HF transmissions, but this frequency range is well-suited for reliable communication in diverse scenarios, particularly for maritime missions.