Element II - Radio Rules And Regulations
- 1.
What is required if a person wants to sell or transfer his transmitter or transceiver to another on a single transaction?
- A.
He must obtain a license to sell or transfer from the NTC.
- B.
He must obtain a permit to sell or transfer duly notarized by a public attorney.
- C.
He must execute a power of attorney under oath.
- D.
He must obtain a permit to sell or transfer from the NTC.
Correct Answer
D. He must obtain a permit to sell or transfer from the NTC.Explanation
To sell or transfer a transmitter or transceiver to another person in a single transaction, the person must obtain a permit to sell or transfer from the NTC. This implies that there are regulatory requirements in place, and the NTC (National Telecommunications Commission) is responsible for granting the necessary permit. This permit ensures that the sale or transfer is done in accordance with the rules and regulations set by the NTC, ensuring proper control and monitoring of such devices.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Refers to a Class “A” Amateur Radio Operator who has operated his own amateur station for at least five (5) years and has been deputized by the NTC to inspect amateur stations.
- A.
Amateur Radio Inspector
- B.
Amateur Radio Club President
- C.
Amateur Radio Commissioner
- D.
Special Amateur Radio Operator
Correct Answer
A. Amateur Radio InspectorExplanation
An Amateur Radio Inspector is a Class "A" Amateur Radio Operator who has been operating their own amateur station for at least five years and has been authorized by the NTC (National Telecommunications Commission) to inspect amateur stations. This person has the knowledge and experience to ensure that amateur radio stations are operating within the regulations and standards set by the NTC. They play a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and proper functioning of amateur radio stations.Rate this question:
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- 3.
It is defined as a radio communication service using space stations on earth satellites for the same purpose as those of the Amateur Radio Service?
- A.
Amateur Radio Service
- B.
Amateur Mobile Service
- C.
Amateur Satellite Service
- D.
Echolink
Correct Answer
C. Amateur Satellite ServiceExplanation
The correct answer is Amateur Satellite Service. This service refers to the use of space stations on earth satellites for radio communication. It is similar in purpose to the Amateur Radio Service, which involves non-commercial radio communication for personal use. The Amateur Satellite Service allows amateur radio operators to communicate with each other using satellites in space, expanding the range and capabilities of their radio communication.Rate this question:
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- 4.
How much is the fee for the Permit to Purchase/Sell or Transfer of ownership transmitter/transceiver?
- A.
P50.00
- B.
P60.00
- C.
P180.00
- D.
P120.00
Correct Answer
A. P50.00Explanation
The fee for the Permit to Purchase/Sell or Transfer of ownership transmitter/transceiver is P50.00.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The Class C Amateur Examination shall cover
- A.
Elements I and II
- B.
Elements V, VI, and VII
- C.
Elements VIII, IX, and X
- D.
Elements II, III, and IV
Correct Answer
D. Elements II, III, and IVExplanation
The Class C Amateur Examination shall cover Elements II, III, and IV. This means that the exam will focus on the topics and content included in these elements. It is important for candidates to study and have a good understanding of these elements in order to pass the examination.Rate this question:
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- 6.
It is the general term applied to the use of radio waves?
- A.
Radiology
- B.
Radio
- C.
Radio Technician
- D.
Radio Operation
Correct Answer
B. RadioExplanation
The correct answer is "Radio" because it is the general term used to describe the use of radio waves. Radiology refers to the medical specialty that uses medical imaging techniques, such as X-rays and CT scans. A radio technician is a professional who works with radio equipment, while radio operation refers to the act of operating a radio device. Therefore, "Radio" is the most appropriate and general term in this context.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which of the following statements is not correct on the Installation and Operation of Repeaters?
- A.
As far as practicable, repeaters shall be designed and installed in an orderly manner to enhance the development of amateur radio communication in the country.
- B.
The amateur shall operate the repeaters properly on an interference or non-interference basis.
- C.
Authorization to install and operate repeaters shall be granted only to duly recognized amateur associations, clubs, societies or schools.
- D.
A repeater license, which is separate and distinct from the ARSL or club station license, shall be issued in favor of a club or association. A certified true copy of the repeater license shall be posted at the location of the repeater and it shall bear the same call sign of the RAL or the club station.
Correct Answer
B. The amateur shall operate the repeaters properly on an interference or non-interference basis.Explanation
The statement "The amateur shall operate the repeaters properly on an interference or non-interference basis" is not correct because it does not provide clear guidelines on how the repeaters should be operated. It does not specify whether the amateur should prioritize non-interference or take measures to avoid interference with other radio communications. The other statements provide information on the design, installation, authorization, and licensing of repeaters, which are important aspects of their installation and operation.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The NTC shall issue new or renewal licenses or certificates to qualified applicants who have submitted the appropriate application form which shall be valid for a minimum of ______ with the expiration date falling on the licensee's birth date.
- A.
1 year
- B.
5 years
- C.
2 years
- D.
3 years
Correct Answer
A. 1 yearExplanation
The NTC issues new or renewal licenses or certificates to qualified applicants who have submitted the appropriate application form. These licenses or certificates are valid for a minimum of 1 year, with the expiration date falling on the licensee's birth date.Rate this question:
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- 9.
DU1ABC had transferred his fixed station to Pangasinan and after 4 months had his license modified. What should his new call sign be?
- A.
DU1XX
- B.
DU1ABC
- C.
DU2XX
- D.
DU2ABC
Correct Answer
D. DU2ABCExplanation
The correct answer is DU2ABC because when a fixed station is transferred to a new location, the call sign is modified by changing the first letter of the prefix. In this case, "DU1" is changed to "DU2" to indicate the new location. The rest of the call sign remains the same.Rate this question:
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- 10.
A radio station in the amateur service installed at specified fixed location and operated to communicate with an amateur mobile station, amateur portable station or another amateur fixed radio station is an
- A.
Amateur Fixed Radio Service
- B.
Amateur Fixed Radio Station
- C.
Amateur Radio Station
- D.
Amateur Radio Installation
Correct Answer
B. Amateur Fixed Radio StationExplanation
An amateur fixed radio station is a radio station in the amateur service that is installed at a specified fixed location and operated to communicate with an amateur mobile station, amateur portable station, or another amateur fixed radio station. This type of station is not meant to be moved and is intended for communication within the amateur radio community.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Camarines Norte, Catanduanes, Sorsogon belong to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 3
- B.
District 6
- C.
District 4
- D.
District 5
Correct Answer
C. District 4Explanation
Camarines Norte, Catanduanes, and Sorsogon belong to Amateur Radio District 4.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What is Act No. 3846?
- A.
Revised Amateur Radio Regulations
- B.
Ship Radio Station Law
- C.
Radio Control Law
- D.
Broadcasting Law
Correct Answer
C. Radio Control LawExplanation
Act No. 3846 refers to the Radio Control Law. This law governs the regulation and control of radio broadcasting in a particular jurisdiction. It outlines the rules and guidelines that broadcasters must adhere to, including licensing requirements, frequency allocation, and content restrictions. The Radio Control Law ensures that radio stations operate within the legal framework and maintain the integrity of the airwaves.Rate this question:
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- 13.
The NTC may authorize a foreign visitor to operate an amateur radio station while temporarily staying in the Philippines; Provided the applicant shall submit the following requirements except
- A.
Employment Certificate
- B.
Any proof that his/her country provides the same privilege with Filipino amateurs.
- C.
Endorsement from recognized national organization
- D.
Copy of valid Amateur Radio Operator Certificate issued by the country of citizenship
Correct Answer
A. Employment CertificateExplanation
The NTC may authorize a foreign visitor to operate an amateur radio station while temporarily staying in the Philippines. The requirements that the applicant needs to submit include any proof that his/her country provides the same privilege with Filipino amateurs, an endorsement from a recognized national organization, and a copy of a valid Amateur Radio Operator Certificate issued by the country of citizenship. However, an employment certificate is not required as one of the submission requirements.Rate this question:
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- 14.
NRFAT stands for
- A.
National Radio Frequency And Telecommunications
- B.
National Radio Frequency Allocation Table
- C.
National Radio Frequency And Telephony
- D.
National Radio Frequency And Telegraphy
Correct Answer
B. National Radio Frequency Allocation TableExplanation
NRFAT stands for National Radio Frequency Allocation Table. This is a table that outlines the allocation of radio frequencies for various purposes such as broadcasting, telecommunications, and other wireless communication systems. It provides a comprehensive overview of how different frequency bands are assigned and regulated by national regulatory authorities. This table is important for ensuring efficient and coordinated use of radio spectrum, avoiding interference between different services, and promoting effective communication systems.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What is the combination of letters and numbers to identify a radio station known as?
- A.
Call Tag
- B.
Call sign
- C.
Call name
- D.
Call ID
Correct Answer
B. Call signExplanation
A combination of letters and numbers used to identify a radio station is known as a call sign. Call signs are unique to each station and are used for identification purposes in radio communications. They are usually assigned by regulatory authorities and are an important part of the station's branding and identification.Rate this question:
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- 16.
What document is issued by NTC authorizing possession of a radio transmitter or receiver?
- A.
Permit to Operate
- B.
Permit to Purchase
- C.
Permit to Possess
- D.
Permit to Carry
Correct Answer
C. Permit to PossessExplanation
A Permit to Possess is a document issued by NTC (National Telecommunications Commission) that authorizes an individual or organization to possess a radio transmitter or receiver. This permit grants permission to legally own and use such devices and ensures compliance with regulations set by the NTC. It is required to demonstrate that the possession of the radio transmitter or receiver is authorized and legitimate.Rate this question:
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- 17.
What frequency range on 40-meter HF can be used by amateurs in the Philippines?
- A.
7.000-7.200 MHz
- B.
6.800-7.000 MHz
- C.
7.800-8.000 MHz
- D.
7.300-7.600 MHz
Correct Answer
A. 7.000-7.200 MHzExplanation
Amateurs in the Philippines can use the frequency range of 7.000-7.200 MHz on the 40-meter HF band. This frequency range is specifically allocated for amateur radio use in the Philippines, allowing amateur operators to communicate within this range.Rate this question:
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- 18.
How should frequency bands allocated to a particular class of amateurs be used by duly authorized amateurs?
- A.
Disaster Preparedness
- B.
Non-interference basis
- C.
Communications Aid
- D.
Community Service
Correct Answer
B. Non-interference basisExplanation
The frequency bands allocated to a particular class of amateurs should be used by duly authorized amateurs on a non-interference basis. This means that they should use the allocated frequencies without causing any interference to other users. They should respect the rights of other users and ensure that their communications do not disrupt or hinder the communications of others. This ensures that all users can effectively and efficiently use the allocated frequency bands without any disruptions or conflicts.Rate this question:
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- 19.
An amateur with a valid ARSL.
- A.
Trustee
- B.
Radio Amateur Licensee (RAL)
- C.
General Class License
- D.
Technician Class License
Correct Answer
B. Radio Amateur Licensee (RAL)Explanation
The correct answer is Radio Amateur Licensee (RAL). This is because an amateur with a valid ARSL refers to someone who has a Radio Amateur License. The other options, Trustee, General Class License, and Technician Class License, do not specifically indicate that the individual has a Radio Amateur License. Therefore, the most appropriate answer is Radio Amateur Licensee (RAL).Rate this question:
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- 20.
Which of the following Amateur Examination subjects deals with Morse Code?
- A.
Element X
- B.
Element V
- C.
Element II
- D.
Element I
Correct Answer
D. Element IExplanation
Element I deals with Morse Code in the Amateur Examination subjects.Rate this question:
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- 21.
A radio communication service using space stations and earth satellites for the same purposes as those of the Amateur Radio Service.
- A.
Amateur Fixed Station
- B.
Amateur Satellite Service
- C.
Amateur Mobile Station
- D.
Amateur Portable Station
Correct Answer
B. Amateur Satellite ServiceExplanation
The given question is asking for a radio communication service that uses space stations and earth satellites for the same purposes as the Amateur Radio Service. The correct answer is "Amateur Satellite Service" because this service specifically utilizes satellites and space stations to provide communication services similar to those offered by the Amateur Radio Service.Rate this question:
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- 22.
To facilitate the reception of distress calls using the emergency frequency on 2 meters, transmissions should be kept to a minimum and for how long?
- A.
Not exceeding 1 minute
- B.
Not exceeding 3 minutes
- C.
Not exceeding 30 seconds
- D.
Not exceeding 2 minutes
Correct Answer
A. Not exceeding 1 minuteExplanation
To ensure efficient reception of distress calls on the emergency frequency, transmissions should be kept to a minimum. This means that the duration of each transmission should be limited. The correct answer is "Not exceeding 1 minute." This means that distress calls should be concise and to the point, lasting no longer than 1 minute to avoid clogging the emergency frequency and allow for other important communications to take place.Rate this question:
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- 23.
It is defined as a reasonably complete and sufficient combination of distinct radio equipment intended for or capable of being used either for transmission or reception of radio signals or both?
- A.
Radio Room
- B.
Radio Apparatus
- C.
Radio Transmitter
- D.
Radio Broadcast
Correct Answer
B. Radio ApparatusExplanation
Radio apparatus refers to a collection of distinct radio equipment that can be used for both transmitting and receiving radio signals. It is a comprehensive and sufficient combination of devices that enable communication through radio waves. This term encompasses various types of radio equipment, including transmitters and receivers, which are essential for transmitting and receiving radio signals.Rate this question:
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- 24.
How many classes of amateurs are there in the Philippines?
- A.
4
- B.
5
- C.
6
- D.
3
Correct Answer
A. 4Explanation
There are four classes of amateurs in the Philippines.Rate this question:
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- 25.
Central Luzon belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 5
- B.
District 2
- C.
District 1
- D.
District 3
Correct Answer
D. District 3Explanation
Central Luzon belongs to District 3 because it is stated in the options that District 3 is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 26.
What size of the call sign characters shall be posted on the windshield of a vehicle or vessel of a mobile station?
- A.
At least 5.08 cm high
- B.
At least 7.08 cm high
- C.
At least 6.08 cm high
- D.
At least 8.08 cm high
Correct Answer
A. At least 5.08 cm highExplanation
The call sign characters should be posted on the windshield of a vehicle or vessel of a mobile station and they should be at least 5.08 cm high.Rate this question:
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- 27.
It shall formulate the appropriate implementing rules and regulations for the Revised Amateur Radio Regulations (MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 03-08-2012).
- A.
National Telecommunications Commission
- B.
Philippine Amateur Radio Association
- C.
Amateur Radio Consultative Panel
- D.
International Amateur Radio Union
Correct Answer
C. Amateur Radio Consultative PanelExplanation
The correct answer is the Amateur Radio Consultative Panel. This panel is responsible for formulating the appropriate implementing rules and regulations for the Revised Amateur Radio Regulations. The National Telecommunications Commission, Philippine Amateur Radio Association, and International Amateur Radio Union may also be involved in the regulation of amateur radio, but it is the Consultative Panel that specifically deals with the formulation of rules and regulations.Rate this question:
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- 28.
Refers to a Class “A” Amateur Radio Operator who has operated his own amateur station for at least five (5) years and has been deputized by the NTC to inspect amateur stations.
- A.
Special Amateur Radio Operator
- B.
Amateur Radio Club President
- C.
Amateur Radio Commissioner
- D.
Amateur Radio Inspector
Correct Answer
D. Amateur Radio InspectorExplanation
An Amateur Radio Inspector is a Class "A" Amateur Radio Operator who has operated their own amateur station for at least five years and has been deputized by the NTC (National Telecommunications Commission) to inspect amateur stations. This person is responsible for ensuring that amateur radio stations comply with regulations and standards set by the NTC. They have the authority to conduct inspections and enforce compliance within the amateur radio community.Rate this question:
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- 29.
The Technician Class is also known as
- A.
Class A
- B.
Class B
- C.
Class C
- D.
Class D
Correct Answer
C. Class C -
- 30.
Eastern Visayas belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 5
- B.
District 3
- C.
District 6
- D.
District 4
Correct Answer
A. District 5Explanation
Eastern Visayas belongs to Amateur Radio District 5.Rate this question:
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- 31.
The Class B Amateur Examination shall cover
- A.
Elements VIII, IX, and X
- B.
Elements V, VI, and VII
- C.
Elements II, III, and IV
- D.
Elements I and II
Correct Answer
B. Elements V, VI, and VIIExplanation
The correct answer is Elements V, VI, and VII. This means that the Class B Amateur Examination will focus on these specific elements. The other options are not relevant as they do not include the correct elements.Rate this question:
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- 32.
IARU stands for
- A.
Intercontinental Amateur Relay Union
- B.
Intercontinental Amateur Radio Union
- C.
International Amateur Radio Union
- D.
International Amateur Relay Union
Correct Answer
C. International Amateur Radio UnionExplanation
The correct answer is "International Amateur Radio Union." IARU is an international organization that represents the interests of amateur radio operators worldwide. It promotes amateur radio as a hobby and facilitates international communication and cooperation among amateur radio operators. The term "radio" in the answer option suggests the involvement of radio communication, while "international" indicates the global scope of the organization.Rate this question:
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- 33.
In radioteletype transmission, the frequency shift shall not exceed
- A.
800 Hz
- B.
850 Hz
- C.
750 Hz
- D.
250 Hz
Correct Answer
B. 850 HzExplanation
In radioteletype transmission, the frequency shift refers to the difference between the mark and space frequencies. The mark frequency represents a binary "1" and the space frequency represents a binary "0". The question asks for the maximum frequency shift allowed. The correct answer is 850 Hz, indicating that the mark and space frequencies should not differ by more than 850 Hz in radioteletype transmission.Rate this question:
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- 34.
Bicol belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 5
- B.
District 7
- C.
District 2
- D.
District 4
Correct Answer
D. District 4Explanation
Bicol belongs to District 4 in terms of Amateur Radio.Rate this question:
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- 35.
When is a citizen of another country qualified to take the examination and apply for an amateur license here?
- A.
When his country extends the same privilege to Filipino nationals as far as examination is concerned
- B.
When his country extends the same privilege to all nationals as far as examination is concerned
- C.
When his country has the same amateur radio regulations as the Philippines
- D.
When his country extends the same privilege to Filipino nationals as far as licensing is concerned
Correct Answer
A. When his country extends the same privilege to Filipino nationals as far as examination is concernedExplanation
A citizen of another country is qualified to take the examination and apply for an amateur license in the Philippines when his country extends the same privilege to Filipino nationals as far as the examination is concerned. This means that if Filipino nationals are allowed to take the examination in the citizen's country, then the citizen can also take the examination in the Philippines.Rate this question:
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- 36.
Zamboanga Peninsula belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 9
- B.
District 8
- C.
District 7
- D.
District 6
Correct Answer
B. District 8Explanation
Zamboanga Peninsula belongs to Amateur Radio District 8.Rate this question:
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- 37.
The IARU Region 3 covers
- A.
Europe, Africa, Middle East & Northern Asia
- B.
The Americas
- C.
Asia-Pacific
- D.
Antarctica
Correct Answer
C. Asia-PacificExplanation
IARU Region 3 covers the Asia-Pacific region. This includes countries in Asia such as Japan, China, Australia, and New Zealand, as well as countries in the Pacific region such as Fiji, Samoa, and Papua New Guinea. The other regions mentioned, Europe, Africa, Middle East & Northern Asia, and the Americas, are covered by different IARU regions.Rate this question:
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- 38.
Amateur Radio Operator "Class C" is
- A.
Foundation Class
- B.
General Class
- C.
Extra Class
- D.
Technician Class
Correct Answer
D. Technician ClassExplanation
The correct answer is Technician Class. The Technician Class is a type of Amateur Radio Operator license. This class is the entry-level license and allows operators to have limited privileges on the amateur radio bands.Rate this question:
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- 39.
Metro Manila belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District 1
- B.
District 2
- C.
District 3
- D.
District 4
Correct Answer
A. District 1Explanation
Metro Manila belongs to District 1 in terms of Amateur Radio Districts.Rate this question:
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- 40.
The IARU Region 2 covers
- A.
Europe, Africa, Middle East & Northern Asia
- B.
Asia-Pacific
- C.
Antarctica
- D.
The Americas
Correct Answer
D. The AmericasExplanation
The IARU Region 2 covers the Americas. This means that it includes North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean. The other options, such as Europe, Africa, Middle East & Northern Asia, Asia-Pacific, and Antarctica, are covered by different regions of the International Amateur Radio Union (IARU).Rate this question:
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- 41.
A radio station in the amateur service installed on board a vehicle or vessel and intended to be used while in motion or during halts at unspecified points is an
- A.
Amateur Radio Station
- B.
Amateur Movable Station
- C.
Amateur Portable Station
- D.
Amateur Mobile Station
Correct Answer
D. Amateur Mobile StationExplanation
An amateur mobile station refers to a radio station in the amateur service that is installed on a vehicle or vessel and is intended to be used while in motion or during halts at unspecified points. This type of station allows amateur radio operators to communicate while on the move, providing flexibility and convenience for communication purposes.Rate this question:
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- 42.
Which of the following Amateur Examination subjects is about Circuit Components?
- A.
Element VI
- B.
Element IV
- C.
Element II
- D.
Element III
Correct Answer
A. Element VIExplanation
Element VI is the correct answer because it is the subject that covers Circuit Components in the Amateur Examination. The other options, Element IV, Element II, and Element III, do not specifically focus on Circuit Components.Rate this question:
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- 43.
How much shall NTC fine any person who had been found to have violated the law with illegal possession and illegal transmission of an amateur transceiver?
- A.
P2,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 2 years for each and every offense
- B.
P5,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 3 years for each and every offense
- C.
P5,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 2 years for each and every offense
- D.
P5,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 5 years for the collective offenses
Correct Answer
A. P2,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 2 years for each and every offenseExplanation
The correct answer is P2,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 2 years for each and every offense. This means that if a person is found to have violated the law with illegal possession and illegal transmission of an amateur transceiver, they can be fined up to P2,000 and/or imprisoned for a maximum of 2 years for each offense committed. This penalty is applicable for each individual offense and does not depend on the number of offenses committed collectively.Rate this question:
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- 44.
What is the distinctive identification carried by all transmissions in the amateur radio service consisting of numbers and letters assigned by NTC?
- A.
Call ID
- B.
Call name
- C.
Call sign
- D.
Call signature
Correct Answer
C. Call signExplanation
The distinctive identification carried by all transmissions in the amateur radio service consisting of numbers and letters assigned by NTC is called a call sign. A call sign is a unique combination of characters that identifies a specific radio station or operator. It is used to establish communication and to ensure proper identification in the amateur radio community.Rate this question:
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- 45.
A station in the amateur service installed on board a vehicle or vessel and intended to be used while in motion or during halts at unspecified points.
- A.
Amateur Portable Station
- B.
Amateur Fixed Station
- C.
Amateur Mobile Station
- D.
Amateur Satellite Station
Correct Answer
C. Amateur Mobile StationExplanation
An amateur mobile station refers to a station in the amateur service that is installed on a vehicle or vessel and is intended to be used while in motion or during halts at unspecified points. This type of station allows amateur radio operators to communicate while on the move, providing flexibility and the ability to stay connected even when traveling. It is different from a fixed station, which is set up in a specific location, and a portable station, which can be easily transported but is not necessarily used while in motion. An amateur satellite station, on the other hand, is used to communicate via amateur satellites.Rate this question:
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- 46.
What frequency range on 15-meter HF can be used by amateurs in the Philippines?
- A.
20.000-20.450 MHz
- B.
21.000-21.450 MHz
- C.
22.000-22.450 MHz
- D.
23.000-23.450 MHz
Correct Answer
B. 21.000-21.450 MHzExplanation
Amateurs in the Philippines can use the frequency range of 21.000-21.450 MHz on the 15-meter HF band.Rate this question:
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- 47.
What element shall be required from a holder of a valid 1st /or 2nd class commercial radiotelegraph operator certificate to pass to secure a Class B amateur license?
- A.
Element I & II
- B.
Element IV
- C.
Element II
- D.
Element III
Correct Answer
C. Element IIExplanation
To secure a Class B amateur license, a holder of a valid 1st/2nd class commercial radiotelegraph operator certificate will be required to pass Element II.Rate this question:
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- 48.
Region V belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District No. 4
- B.
District No. 6
- C.
District No. 5
- D.
District No. 3
Correct Answer
A. District No. 4Explanation
Region V belongs to District No. 4.Rate this question:
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- 49.
The _______ shall maintain an updated database of amateur radio station licensees and radio amateur operators. This database shall be made available to the public and shall only reveal the name, call sign(s), amateur radio class and license expiration date of the club station license, ARSL or RAOC.
- A.
PARA
- B.
IARU
- C.
NTC
- D.
Amateur Radio Club
Correct Answer
C. NTCExplanation
The NTC shall maintain an updated database of amateur radio station licensees and radio amateur operators. This database shall be made available to the public and shall only reveal the name, call sign(s), amateur radio class and license expiration date of the club station license, ARSL or RAOC.Rate this question:
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- 50.
Region III belongs to which Amateur Radio District?
- A.
District No. 5
- B.
District No. 3
- C.
District No. 1
- D.
District No. 9
Correct Answer
B. District No. 3Explanation
Region III belongs to District No. 3.Rate this question:
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