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VXV VORTAC · Volunteer

Knoxville, Tennessee · 116.40 MHz

The Volunteer VORTAC (VXV) transmits on 116.40 MHz, TACAN/DME channel 111X, from 1,315 ft MSL in Knoxville, Tennessee. From the FAA’s NASR data (cycle 2026-09-03); check the current Chart Supplement and NOTAMs before you rely on it.

Station

Frequency116.40 MHz
TACAN/DME Channel111X
TypeVORTAC
StatusRestrictedSee FAA Remarks
Elevation1,315 ft MSL
Magnetic Variation3°W1985 Epoch
Hours24 Hours
ARTCCAtlanta

Service Volume: VOR High (VH)

Where the FAA protects this VOR’s signal off published routes (AIM 1-1-8). Heights are above the transmitter, not MSL. Published routes and procedures can use a VOR beyond these limits, and the remarks below can narrow them.

1,000 ft to 5,000 ft ATH40 NM
5,000 ft to 14,500 ft ATH70 NM
14,500 ft to 60,000 ft ATH100 NM
18,000 ft to 45,000 ft ATH130 NM

FAA Remarks

  • VOR UNUSBL 107-195 BYD 40 NM; 300-305 BYD 40 NM; 310-320 BYD 40 NM.

Verbatim from NASR. Radials are magnetic, from the station. UNUSBL = Unusable · BYD = Beyond.

Public Airports Within 40 NM

Each field’s radial and distance from VXV, using the station’s own 3°W alignment.

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