Which maximum values are true for A/C storage: presets and comsets?

• A. 60 presets and 10 comsets
• B. 60 comsets and 10 presets
• C. 30 presets and 10 comsets
• D. 60 presets and 5 comsets

Answer: (C)

Memory storage here is split into two types: presets and comsets. Presets are quick-access slots for storing a frequency (and basic operating parameters) you use often, so you can jump to it with a single button press. Comsets, on the other hand, save a full set of parameters for a particular station or operating scenario, giving you a complete configuration that you can load all at once.

The radio in question allows up to thirty presets and up to ten comsets. That combination—thirty for quick dialing and ten for full configurations—is the maximum the device supports, which is why thirty presets and ten comsets is the correct interpretation of the limits. Other options either try to exceed the radio’s memory capacity or reduce it, so they don’t reflect the true maximum.