What is the maximum number of presets the A/C can hold at one time?

• A. 60 presets
• B. 50 presets
• C. 30 presets
• D. 120 presets

Answer: (A)

Presets are memory slots that store frequencies for quick recall, so the question tests how much of that memory the A/C can dedicate to stored channels. In this model, the preset memory capacity is sixty slots. That means you can save up to sixty distinct frequencies or channels and switch to any one of them with a quick selection, without re-entering numbers. Having sixty presets provides ample room for common frequencies you use often—such as different towers, approach frequencies, or regional contacts—while staying within the radio’s hardware and firmware memory limits. A smaller number would restrict how many you can keep handy, while a larger number would require more memory and processing resources that the unit isn’t designed to allocate.