![]() ![]() Except in the case of rare, poorly understood and unpredictable E-skip propagation, FM radio is limited to line-of-sight and thus has a limited broadcast range FM range can be somewhat extended depending on weather conditions. Twenty frequencies (88.1–91.9 MHz) are reserved for non-commercial stations (mostly government-run, nonprofit or religious), with the other eighty (92.1–107.9 MHz) normally used by commercial stations (though non-commercial stations are allowed to broadcast in the band as well). FM currently has the largest public audience.
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