| Q1 M0ABC is which level of UK amateur radio callsign?
It is not a UK Callsign
Foundation
Intermediate
Full
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Q2 Who may use your station ?
Anyone.
The licensee and anyone under their control.
The
licensee and any amateur under their control.
Only the licensee personally.
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| Q3 What is the validation document's importance?
It sets out the schedule of frequencies that may be operated
upon.
It gives the callsign that must be
used by the licence holder when making CQ calls, and at the start and finish of all period
of transmissions.
Because is the same as BR68I.
It explains in details about
unattended operation.
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Q4 When must a secondary locator be used?
When the station away from the Main
Station Address
When outside UK
When mobile
When operating away from the Main
Station Address and outside the regional boundary of the Main Station's address
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| Q5 How many days notice must be given to the local
office of the Radiocommunications agency prior to unattended operation ?
None required
Three
Five
Seven
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Q6 If your station is causing interference what must you do ?
Stop operating for a period of 28 days.
Seek help from the RA.
Do nothing until ordered to do so by a person
authorised by the Secretary of State
Reduce power, find the sources of the
interference and remove them, return to normal operation of the station.
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| Q7 When does the annual licence for
amateur radio expire?
At midnight on the day before the
anniversary day.
At midnight on the day before the anniversary day.
At noon on the anniversary day
At noon on the day before the anniversary day.
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Q8 Which frequency has a power level of written 15dBW
1.855MHz
1.955MHz
1.800MHz
1.810MHz
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| Q9 Which modes are not permitted on the frequencies 51.00-52.00MHz?
RTTY
RTTY and facsimile
RTTY, Facsimile and SSTV
RTTY, Facsimile, SSTV and FSTV
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Q10 An electric current is a movement of electrons in ?
An insulator
A vacuum
Air
Conductor
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| Q11 What is the combined resistance of three resistors linked in series
having individual values of 1k 2.7K 4.7k
8.4k
2.2k
2.8k
7.7k
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Q12 The ability of a capacitor to store a charge is dependent upon?
The applied voltage
The applied current.
The size of the plates and their separation.
The material the capacitor is made from.
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| Q13 A tuned circuit consists of ?
A capacitor and resistor
A capacitor and an inductor
An inductor and resistor
A resistor and a diode
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Q14 What is the purpose of the iron former in a transformer?
To insulate one set of windings from
the other.
To support the windings
To concentrate the electric field.
To concentrate the magnetic field.
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| Q15 What term is used to indicate a flow of electrons
in a diode in one direction ?
Forward bias
Reverse bias.
Polarity.
Reverse polarity.
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Q16 A small current to which connection of a transistor control a
larger flow of current through the device?
Any.
Base.
Collector.
Emitter.
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| Q17 When using a multi-meter what precautions must be made before
conducting measurements?
Set the meter to resistance range.
Set the meter to the highest range and work down.
Set the meter to the lowest range and work up.
Set the meter to a mid range.
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Q18 What is the function of the microphone amplifier in a transmitter ?
To remove a side band when operating SSB.
To reduce the audio level sent to the next stage
To remove and DC on the voice signal.
The increase the audio level to the next stage
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| Q19 When Audio Frequencies and Radio Frequencies are mixed the process
is called ?
Modulation.
Demodulation.
Attenuation.
Deviation.
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Q20 What is the numeric value of the 4th harmonic of 1250 Hz
2500 Hz
5000Hz
625 Hz
4000 Hz
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| Q21 A device that blocks some frequencies but allows others to pass
is called ?
An Amplifier.
A Detector.
A modulator
A Filter.
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Q22 The local oscillator produces a clean signal to pass to ?
The RF amplifier.
The AF amplifier.
The antenna.
The mixer.
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| Q23 If the RF Frequency is 7.1MHz and the Local
Oscillator is 6.6Mhz what is the value of the IF ?
13.7MHz
500MHz
500kHz
500Hz
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Q24 What is the purpose of the AGC on a receiver ?
To improve selectivity.
To reduce hum on audio signals.
To keep the output at a relatively constant level.
To block DC on audio input leads.
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| Q25 What fields does the RF current flow in a twin feeder cause ?
The flow causes equal fields in each conductor.
The flow causes equal but opposite fields in each of the conductors.
The flow is in one conductor and the other is tied to earth.
The flow is alternate first in one conductor and then the other.
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Q26 Changing the size of a dipole antenna away from it design of
a 1/2 wavelength causes ?
Change in the feed impedance.
Change in the power it can radiate.
Change in the height it must be used above ground.
Change in polarization.
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| Q27 If an antenna has a gain of 9dB and is fed with 10 watts what
is it ERP?
10 watts
90 watts
80 watts
9 watts
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Q28 Given that the speed of light is 300,000,000 m/s what is
the wavelength of 20MHz
15m
1.5m
150m
6m
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| Q29 Which layer of the ionosphere is the main layer used for HF
propagation ?
E
F
G
D
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Q30 Why are VHF and UHF frequencies good for
use with satellite communication ?
Because they are bounced back off the ionosphere.
Because they travel at the speed of light.
Because they are enhanced the upper atmosphere.
Because they normally pass easily thought the ionosphere.
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| Q31 Which directives affect UK equipment as far
as EMC is concerned ?
British
World wide
European
American
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Q32 What constitutes a good RF earth ?
Good bonding to water and gas pipes.
Good bonding to water and gas pipes.
A counterpoise from your ATU
An earth stake driven into the ground
and radials linked to the stake.
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| Q33 If a piece of equipment is affected by direct pickup what is the
most likely causes ?
Any frequency of transmission.
HF transmission.
UHF transmission
VHF transmission
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Q34 Why can a mast-head signal preamps for a domestic TV
be a problem item for an amateur radio licence holder ?
Because they get in the
way of fixing antennas to a TV mast.
They selectively amplify
amateur radio signals more than TV signals and overload the TV input.
They are broadband and amplify
all signals and overload the TV input.
They take DC near to
the amateur radio signals causing distortion to the amateur signals.
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| Q35 Whilst the station log is a licence requirement
it will also be useful in EMC problems, how ?
It will show the greatest distance you have worked.
It will give the callsigns of other stations you have worked.
It will give the times and dates you operated.
It will give the times and dates you operated.
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Q36 What is the meaning of the "Q" code QRL?
Has it been raining long?
Is this frequency in use?
Is this signal using long path?
Can you hear my signal?
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| Q37 In operating terms CW has ?
The narrowest bandwidth
The greatest bandwidth.
The narrowest FM signal.
The narrowest AM signal.
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Q38 Where can details of an amateur who's callsign is known sometimes
be found ?
On the internet and in callsign books.
On the local voting register.
In the local telephone directory.
At telephone directory enquiries
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| Q39 What important feature of a satellite operating
station cannot be omitted ?
A receiver to hear the downlink.
A power meter.
An SWR meter.
A dummy load
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Q40 Asthma and other breathing problems
can be a result of?
The heat from the soldering iron tip
Taking too long to make a joint
Using too much solder.
Having too little ventilation at the soldering desk
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| Q41 A centre punch is used to ?
Make holes in paper ready to put in a ring binder.
Cut small holes in light weight aluminium boxes.
Cut larger holes in light weight aluminium boxes.
Make a small indentation prior to drilling.
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Q42 How far from the supporting wall should the base of a ladder rest
when the top is 4m up the wall ?
1m
1.1m
1.2m
1.3m
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| Q43 If a piece of equipment is rated at 1500 watts what should
be the fuse rating in the plug?
1 amp
5 amp
13 amp
It does not matter.
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Q44 Why should solder joints be made quickly ?
The reduce risk of component damage.
To reduce the likelihood of dry joints.
To reduce the amount of solder used.
To reduce the amount of time taken to make up a completed PCB.
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| Q45 What is the value of a resistor with the colour code
of red red orange
22k
2200 ohms
220 ohms
33k
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