How many memory locations are available for frequency storage in the receiver?

• A. 99 memory locations and 1 manual location
• B. 50 memory locations
• C. 200 memory locations
• D. 100 memory locations

Answer: (D)

Memory locations are the preset slots you use to store specific frequencies so you can recall them instantly. This receiver provides 100 memory locations, meaning you can save up to 100 different frequencies for quick access. That number offers a practical balance between having enough presets for typical operations and not overcomplicating the hardware. The other options are less fitting: 50 would limit how many frequencies you can store, 200 would be more than the design typically supports, and mentioning a manual location introduces a slot that isn’t a true memory location, so it doesn’t change the count of stored frequencies.