What is the continuous frequency range of the AN/PRC-152?

What is the continuous frequency range of the AN/PRC-152?

• A. 30.0000 MHz to 511.9999 MHz
• B. 512 MHz to 520 MHz
• C. 762 MHz to 870 MHz
• D. 30 MHz to 700 MHz

Answer: (A)

The radio’s frequency setup is designed for continuous tuning across a wide span, from 30.0000 MHz up to 511.9999 MHz. This means you can dial any frequency within that range with the device’s synthesizer—there are no gaps or fixed-channel restrictions inside that spectrum. That broad, gapless range is what lets the AN/PRC-152 operate across its VHF/UHF bands and support modes like SINCGARS and HAVE QUICK without needing separate radios or banked channels. The upper limit is given as 511.9999 MHz to reflect the tuning resolution and the hardware’s boundary, staying just under 512 MHz. The other options either omit portions of this span or jump to frequencies beyond the radio’s capability, so they aren’t correct.

The radio’s frequency setup is designed for continuous tuning across a wide span, from 30.0000 MHz up to 511.9999 MHz. This means you can dial any frequency within that range with the device’s synthesizer—there are no gaps or fixed-channel restrictions inside that spectrum. That broad, gapless range is what lets the AN/PRC-152 operate across its VHF/UHF bands and support modes like SINCGARS and HAVE QUICK without needing separate radios or banked channels. The upper limit is given as 511.9999 MHz to reflect the tuning resolution and the hardware’s boundary, staying just under 512 MHz. The other options either omit portions of this span or jump to frequencies beyond the radio’s capability, so they aren’t correct.