Which band range corresponds to VHF Low on the AN/PRC-152?

Which band range corresponds to VHF Low on the AN/PRC-152?

• A. 30.0 to 89.9999 MHz
• B. 90.0 to 224.9999 MHz
• C. 225.0 to 511.9999 MHz
• D. 10.0 to 29.9999 MHz

Answer: (A)

The concept here is how the AN/PRC-152 splits VHF into sub-bands. VHF Low is the lower portion of the VHF spectrum, designated for operations from 30.0 to 89.9999 MHz. That’s why this range is labeled VHF Low—the frequency is well below the higher VHF frequencies and well below UHF. The radio’s other bands sit above this: frequencies starting around 90 MHz and up through the UHF boundary (and UHF itself begins around 225 MHz), which correspond to VHF High and UHF. So the range 30.0 to 89.9999 MHz best fits VHF Low.

The concept here is how the AN/PRC-152 splits VHF into sub-bands. VHF Low is the lower portion of the VHF spectrum, designated for operations from 30.0 to 89.9999 MHz. That’s why this range is labeled VHF Low—the frequency is well below the higher VHF frequencies and well below UHF. The radio’s other bands sit above this: frequencies starting around 90 MHz and up through the UHF boundary (and UHF itself begins around 225 MHz), which correspond to VHF High and UHF. So the range 30.0 to 89.9999 MHz best fits VHF Low.