A-Radio F-01 Licensing & Operating

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[Licence Conditions] Explain the arrangements for different Licence levels operating at Sea:

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[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating on a vessel at Sea (MM - Maritime Mobile) it is optional to add the suffix /MM. But you must:

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Explanation

ITU (International Telecommunication Union) allocated 3 ITU regions: Region 1 UK and most Europe Region 2 Americas Region 3 China & Australia etc

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[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating under CEPT (Conference of European Posts and Telecommunications) what is the maximum length of time it can be used:

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Explanation

Under CEPT the UK licence requires you to comply with the host licence terms, so breaking the terms would also break the UK licence terms.

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[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating in a host country under CEPT arrangements, how would you identify yourself in for example France (F):

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[Licence Conditions X] First & Second Responders are defined in the Civil Contingencies Act, list the important ones (examinable list):

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[Licence Conditions X] Which licence holders are able to take advantage of the CEPT (Conference of European Posts & Telecommunications) licence?

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In which one of the following locations should you use your UK call sign and the suffix /MM

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Explanation

/MM should be used when Maritime and not in a countries territorial waters

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[License Conditions X] Detail circumstances that a Foundation or Interim licenced club member may use a clubs call sign licence?

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[Licensing Conditions] The “Offset” of a 2M repeater is:

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[Licence Conditions] Explain the licence conditions re guests (non amateur) sending messages over the radio:

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Explanation

Not all countries permit their amateurs to speak to non licensed persons, therefore it may be etiquette for you to offer a guest to the “foreign” amateur before allowing a few overs. NB Non examinable.

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[Licensing & Operating X] Useage of the Radio Equipment determines responsibility for licence compliance - how is this identification determined?

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Explanation

Location and Ownership of the equipment is not relevant, it is simply one of the Callsign identification.

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[Licence Conditions] Which of the following must be recorded in the log?

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[Licence Conditions] Which of the following bands should not be used for contests:

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Explanation

The “No Contests” are not harmonically related. Other HF bands where contests are allowed ARE harmonically related. Harmonically related: 3.5 - 7 - 14 - 21 - 28 MHz See page 13 in text book

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[Licence Conditions] The Licence holders must conduct tests to ensure that the Radio Equipment does not cause undue interferance to other wireless telegraphy:

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A-Radio F-01 Licensing & Operating

Question 1 of 1

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[Licence Conditions] Explain the arrangements for different Licence levels operating at Sea:

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating on a vessel at Sea (MM - Maritime Mobile) it is optional to add the suffix /MM. But you must:

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating under CEPT (Conference of European Posts and Telecommunications) what is the maximum length of time it can be used:

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[Licence Conditions X] Whilst operating in a host country under CEPT arrangements, how would you identify yourself in for example France (F):

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions X] First & Second Responders are defined in the Civil Contingencies Act, list the important ones (examinable list):

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions X] Which licence holders are able to take advantage of the CEPT (Conference of European Posts & Telecommunications) licence?

Select the correct answer(s).

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In which one of the following locations should you use your UK call sign and the suffix /MM

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[License Conditions X] Detail circumstances that a Foundation or Interim licenced club member may use a clubs call sign licence?

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licensing Conditions] The “Offset” of a 2M repeater is:

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions] Explain the licence conditions re guests (non amateur) sending messages over the radio:

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[Licensing & Operating X] Useage of the Radio Equipment determines responsibility for licence compliance - how is this identification determined?

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[Licence Conditions] Which of the following must be recorded in the log?

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions] Which of the following bands should not be used for contests:

Select the correct answer(s).

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Explanation

[Licence Conditions] The Licence holders must conduct tests to ensure that the Radio Equipment does not cause undue interferance to other wireless telegraphy:

Select the correct answer(s).

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[Licence Conditions] The input frequency of a repeater heard on 145.600 MHz would be:

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