Element II - Radio Rules And Regulations
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What is the combination of letters and numbers to identify a radio station known as?
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Call Tag
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Call sign
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Call name
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Call ID
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This quiz, titled 'Element II - Radio Rules and Regulations', assesses knowledge on the regulations and requirements for amateur radio operations, including permits for selling transceivers, the role of Amateur Radio Inspectors, and fees for radio equipment transactions. It is crucial for those involved in or aspiring to engage in amateur radio.
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What is the distinctive identification carried by all transmissions in the amateur radio service consisting of numbers and letters assigned by NTC?
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Call ID
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Call name
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Call sign
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Call signature
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A. 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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Government agency which grants permits for the use of radio frequencies for wireless telephone & telegraph systems and radio communication systems including amateur radio communications and radio broadcasting systems.
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PARA
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DOTC
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NTC
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SEC
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A. NTCExplanation
The correct answer is NTC. NTC stands for National Telecommunications Commission, which is a government agency responsible for granting permits for the use of radio frequencies for various communication systems, including wireless telephone and telegraph systems, radio communication systems, amateur radio communications, and radio broadcasting systems.Rate this question:
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No station in the amateur radio service shall be operated except in accordance with a valid permit or licensed issued by:
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TELecommunication OFfice “TELOF”
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“ITU” International Telecommunication Union
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National Telecommunications Commission “NTC “
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“ARRL” Amateur Radio Relay League
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A. National Telecommunications Commission “NTC “Explanation
The correct answer is National Telecommunications Commission "NTC". In the amateur radio service, it is necessary to have a valid permit or license issued by the NTC in order to operate a station. The NTC is responsible for regulating and overseeing the telecommunications sector in the country, including the amateur radio service. They ensure that operators adhere to the rules and regulations set forth for the proper and safe operation of amateur radio stations.Rate this question:
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What should an amateur do upon knowing that his station is causing harmful interference to the operation of any existing station?
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Increase the power
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Cease operation immediately
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Continue using it
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Ignore the other user
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A. Cease operation immediatelyExplanation
Upon realizing that his station is causing harmful interference to the operation of an existing station, an amateur should cease operation immediately. This is the most responsible and ethical action to take in order to rectify the situation and prevent further disruption or damage. Continuing to use the station or ignoring the other user would only exacerbate the interference and potentially cause harm to the existing station. Increasing the power would also be inappropriate as it would only intensify the interference.Rate this question:
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NTC stands for
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National Telecommunications Center
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National Telecommunications Commission
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National Telephony Center
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National Telegraph Commission
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A. National Telecommunications CommissionExplanation
The correct answer is National Telecommunications Commission. NTC is an abbreviation for National Telecommunications Commission, which is a regulatory body responsible for overseeing and regulating the telecommunications industry in a particular country. They ensure fair competition, protect consumer rights, and promote the development of telecommunications infrastructure.Rate this question:
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What is the government agency which grants permits for the use of radio frequencies for wireless telephone and telegraph systems and radio communication systems including amateur radio stations and radio television broadcasting systems?
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Bureau of Telecommunications Commission
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National Telecommunications Commission
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Department of Tourism
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Department of Transportation and Communication
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A. National Telecommunications CommissionExplanation
The National Telecommunications Commission is the government agency responsible for granting permits for the use of radio frequencies for various communication systems, including wireless telephone and telegraph systems, radio communication systems, amateur radio stations, and radio television broadcasting systems.Rate this question:
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It shall be indicated in the amateur radio station license and in the radio amateur operator certificate.
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Call sign
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Code name
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Trasmit power
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Frequency bands
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A. Call signExplanation
The correct answer is call sign. In amateur radio, the call sign is a unique identifier assigned to each licensed operator. It is used to identify the operator and their location when communicating with other stations. The call sign is also included in the radio amateur operator certificate, which serves as proof of the operator's qualifications and authorization to use the radio frequencies.Rate this question:
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The Philippines is divided into how many amateur radio districts?
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7
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8
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9
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10
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A. 9Explanation
The Philippines is divided into 9 amateur radio districts. This means that the country has established 9 separate regions or areas for amateur radio operators. Each district likely has its own specific regulations, frequencies, and licensing requirements for amateur radio operators.Rate this question:
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All transmission in the amateur radio service shall carry identification signals known as
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Code sign
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Call name
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Code name
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Call sign
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A. Call signExplanation
In the amateur radio service, all transmissions are required to have identification signals known as "call signs." Call signs are unique identifiers assigned to licensed amateur radio operators and are used to identify the sender of the transmission. These call signs help in maintaining proper communication protocols, identifying the source of the transmission, and ensuring accountability in the amateur radio community.Rate this question:
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The Philippines is divided into how many amateur radio districts?
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Three
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Seven
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Nine
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Eight
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A. NineExplanation
The correct answer is nine because the Philippines is divided into nine amateur radio districts. Each district has its own designated call sign prefix, allowing for better organization and communication among amateur radio operators throughout the country.Rate this question:
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The average passing grade of the amateur examination is 70% provided there is no grade below__%?
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10 %
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20 %
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40 %
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50 %
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A. 50 %Explanation
The correct answer is 50%. This means that in order to maintain an average passing grade of 70%, there cannot be any grades below 50%. If there were grades below 50%, the average passing grade would be lower than 70%.Rate this question:
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An amateur Radio Club must have at least how many members?
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100
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25
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10
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3
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A. 25Explanation
An amateur Radio Club must have at least 25 members because it takes a certain number of people to effectively operate and maintain a radio club. With fewer than 25 members, there may not be enough manpower or resources to carry out club activities and initiatives. Additionally, having a larger membership allows for a greater diversity of skills, knowledge, and interests, which can enhance the overall experience and offerings of the club.Rate this question:
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Who is responsible for the correct and proper operation of the amateur fixed station of an amateur club?
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President
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QSL-Manager
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Director
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Trustee
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A. TrusteeExplanation
The trustee is responsible for the correct and proper operation of the amateur fixed station of an amateur club. This individual is entrusted with the management and control of the club's station and is responsible for ensuring that all operations are conducted in compliance with the rules and regulations set forth by the relevant authorities. The trustee plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity and legality of the club's operations.Rate this question:
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What government agency is responsible for the regulation of the amateur radio service?
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PARA
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PLDT
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NTC
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PNB
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A. NTCExplanation
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is responsible for the regulation of the amateur radio service. They oversee the licensing, operation, and enforcement of rules and regulations for amateur radio operators in the country. The NTC ensures that amateur radio operators comply with frequency allocations, technical standards, and other requirements to maintain a safe and efficient amateur radio service.Rate this question:
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The combination of letters and numbers to identify a radio station is known as?
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Address
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Handle
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Call sign
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Call name
Correct Answer
A. Call signExplanation
A call sign is a unique combination of letters and numbers used to identify a radio station. It serves as a distinctive identifier for each station and helps in communication and broadcasting. Unlike an address or handle, a call sign specifically refers to the identification of a radio station. A call name is not a commonly used term in this context, making call sign the most appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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The minimum age requirement for amateur radio examination is?
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5 years old
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8 years old
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12 years for class A, B. C and 9 years old for class D
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21 years old
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A. 12 years for class A, B. C and 9 years old for class DExplanation
The minimum age requirement for amateur radio examination is 12 years for class A, B, and C, and 9 years old for class D. This means that individuals who are at least 12 years old can take the examination for class A, B, and C licenses, while those who are at least 9 years old can take the examination for class D license.Rate this question:
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The fixed amateur radio station of an association, club or society shall be licensed under the name of the
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Owner
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Trustee
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Manager
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President
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A. TrusteeExplanation
The correct answer is "trustee." In the context of the question, a fixed amateur radio station owned by an association, club, or society should be licensed under the name of the trustee. A trustee is someone who holds legal ownership or control over a property or organization on behalf of others. Therefore, it is appropriate for the trustee to be the licensed owner of the radio station in this scenario.Rate this question:
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Who shall be allowed to sell and import amateur transceivers?
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Only PARA accredited radio dealers
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Only DOTC accredited radio dealers
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Telecom Companies
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Only NTC accredited radio dealers
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A. Only NTC accredited radio dealersExplanation
Only NTC accredited radio dealers shall be allowed to sell and import amateur transceivers. This means that the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) has authorized certain radio dealers to engage in the sale and importation of amateur transceivers. These dealers have met the necessary requirements and standards set by the NTC, ensuring that they have the knowledge and expertise to handle and distribute these devices. It is important to ensure that only accredited dealers are involved in the sale and importation of amateur transceivers to maintain quality and adherence to regulations.Rate this question:
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The Philippines is divided into how many radio amateur districts?
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11
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9
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8
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10
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A. 9Explanation
The Philippines is divided into nine radio amateur districts. This means that the country has been segmented into nine separate regions or areas for the purpose of organizing and managing radio amateur activities. Each district likely has its own set of regulations and guidelines for amateur radio operators within its jurisdiction.Rate this question:
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An amateur radio association should have how many members to qualify for accreditation by the NTC
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30
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50
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25
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15
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A. 25Explanation
An amateur radio association should have at least 25 members to qualify for accreditation by the NTC. This number indicates that the association is active and has a sufficient number of members to effectively carry out its activities and responsibilities. It also suggests that the association has a certain level of organization and support from the amateur radio community.Rate this question:
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The fixed amateur radio station of an association, club or society shall be licensed under the name of the
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Manager
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President
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Trustee
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Founder
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A. TrusteeExplanation
The correct answer is trustee. In the context of a fixed amateur radio station, the trustee refers to the person who is responsible for the station's operation and compliance with regulations. The trustee is typically appointed or elected by the association, club, or society that owns the station. They have the authority to ensure that the station operates within the legal framework and follows the guidelines set by the regulatory authorities.Rate this question:
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What is the radiotelegraph distress signal?
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QTH
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QSO
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SOS
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Contact
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A. SOSExplanation
SOS is the radiotelegraph distress signal. It is a universally recognized signal used to indicate an emergency. The letters "SOS" do not actually stand for any specific words, but they were chosen because they are easily recognizable and can be understood in Morse code. This distress signal is used to call for help in situations where immediate assistance is required, such as in maritime or aviation emergencies.Rate this question:
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What is the equivalent of class C amateur?
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Extra Class
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General Class
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Technician Class
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Foundation Class
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A. Technician ClassExplanation
The equivalent of class C amateur is the Technician Class.Rate this question:
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The simultaneous transmission of sound and picture (Amateur Television) on all frequencies above 50 MHz is allowed provided such operation shall be covered by a specific authorization from the
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NTC
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DOTC
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PARA
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KBP
Correct Answer
A. NTCExplanation
The correct answer is NTC. The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is responsible for regulating and authorizing the transmission of sound and picture on frequencies above 50 MHz for Amateur Television. They ensure that operators comply with the necessary regulations and guidelines to prevent interference and maintain the quality of transmission.Rate this question:
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Amateur Radio Operator "Class C" is
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Foundation Class
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Technician Class
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General Class
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Extra Class
Correct Answer
A. Technician ClassExplanation
The correct answer is Technician Class. The Technician Class is a license class for amateur radio operators. It is the entry-level license and allows operators to have limited privileges on the amateur radio bands. This class requires passing a written exam which covers basic regulations, operating practices, and electronics theory. Technicians have access to a specific set of frequency bands and modes, allowing them to communicate with other amateur radio operators locally and sometimes globally. This class is often the starting point for individuals interested in amateur radio and provides a foundation for further advancement in the hobby.Rate this question:
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A radio communication service using space stations and earth satellites for the same purposes as those of the Amateur Radio Service.
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Amateur Fixed Station
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Amateur Satellite Service
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Amateur Mobile Station
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Amateur Portable Station
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A. 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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The Technician Class is also known as
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Class A
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Class B
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Class C
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Class D
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A. Class C -
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It is the term for any transmission, emission and reception of signs, signals, writings, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems.
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Telephony
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Telephotography
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Telecommunications
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Radio Broadcast
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A. TelecommunicationsExplanation
Telecommunications refers to the transmission, emission, and reception of various forms of communication, such as signs, signals, writings, images, and sounds, using different methods like wire, radio, optical, or other electromagnetic systems. This term encompasses a wide range of communication technologies and systems that allow for the exchange of information over long distances. It includes telephone networks, internet communication, wireless communication, and other forms of electronic communication.Rate this question:
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Who is the Class A amateur duly appointed by the board of a club or association to supervise and control the proper use and operation of the fixed station of that association or club?
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Supervisor
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Trustee
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Controller
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Technician
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A. TrusteeExplanation
A trustee is a Class A amateur who is appointed by the board of a club or association to supervise and control the proper use and operation of the fixed station of that association or club. The trustee is responsible for ensuring that the station is used in accordance with regulations and guidelines, and for maintaining the station's equipment and infrastructure. They have the authority to make decisions regarding the station's operation and can enforce rules and policies to ensure its proper functioning.Rate this question:
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When should a radio statio license without modification be filed for renewal?
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90 days before expiration date
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30 days before expiration date
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100 days before expiration date
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60 days before expiration date
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A. 30 days before expiration dateExplanation
The correct answer is 30 days before the expiration date. This is the time frame within which a radio station license should be filed for renewal without any modifications. Filing within this period ensures that the renewal process is initiated in a timely manner, allowing for any necessary paperwork and procedures to be completed before the license expires. Filing too early or too late may result in unnecessary delays or complications in the renewal process.Rate this question:
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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?
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Not exceeding 2 minutes
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Not exceeding 1 minute
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Not exceeding 30 seconds
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Not exceeding 3 minutes
Correct Answer
A. Not exceeding 1 minuteExplanation
To ensure efficient reception of distress calls using the emergency frequency on 2 meters, transmissions should be kept to a minimum duration. Keeping transmissions to a maximum of 1 minute allows for quick and concise communication, ensuring that other distress calls can be received and addressed promptly. This time limit helps prevent congestion on the emergency frequency and allows for efficient coordination of emergency response efforts.Rate this question:
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It is the term for any transmission, emission and reception of signs, signals, writings, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems.
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Telephony
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Telephotography
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Telecommunications
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Radio Broadcast
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A. TelecommunicationsExplanation
Telecommunications is the correct answer because it encompasses the transmission, emission, and reception of information through various means such as wire, radio, optical, or electromagnetic systems. This term includes telephony, which refers to the transmission of voice signals, as well as telephotography, which involves the transmission of images. Additionally, telecommunications also covers the transmission of written messages, signals, and sounds, making it the most comprehensive term among the options given.Rate this question:
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An amateur organization, club, society, organized under Philippine Laws and having a minimum membership of ___________ duly licensed amateur radio operator may be accredited by NTC and granted permission to operate a club station.
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25
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15
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100
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50
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A. 25Explanation
An amateur organization, club, society, organized under Philippine Laws and having a minimum membership of 25 duly licensed amateur radio operators may be accredited by NTC and granted permission to operate a club station.Rate this question:
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Who shall be allowed to sell and import amateur transceivers?
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Only DOTC accredited radio dealers
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Telecom Companies
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Only NTC accredited radio dealers
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Only PARA accredited radio dealers
Correct Answer
A. Only NTC accredited radio dealersExplanation
Only NTC accredited radio dealers shall be allowed to sell and import amateur transceivers. This means that these dealers have met the necessary requirements and standards set by the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) to engage in the sale and importation of amateur transceivers. This ensures that the dealers are knowledgeable and authorized to handle and distribute these devices, promoting safety and compliance with regulations.Rate this question:
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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?
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Amateur Radio Service
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Amateur Mobile Service
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Amateur Satellite Service
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Echolink
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A. 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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Amateur Radio Operator "Class C" is
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Foundation Class
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General Class
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Extra Class
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Technician Class
Correct Answer
A. 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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The amateur frequency bands allocated by the Regulations to the amateurs shall be used only by
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Non-licensed amateurs
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Licensed amateurs
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Class D Amateurs only
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Class A Amateurs only
Correct Answer
A. Licensed amateursExplanation
The correct answer is "Licensed amateurs". This means that only individuals who have obtained a valid amateur radio license are allowed to use the amateur frequency bands allocated by the Regulations. Non-licensed amateurs, Class D Amateurs, and Class A Amateurs are not permitted to use these frequency bands.Rate this question:
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ITU stands for
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International Telegraphy Union
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International Telephony Union
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International Trade Union
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International Telecommunications Union
Correct Answer
A. International Telecommunications UnionExplanation
ITU stands for International Telecommunications Union. This organization is responsible for coordinating and standardizing global telecommunications networks and services. It plays a crucial role in promoting international cooperation and collaboration in the field of telecommunications. The other options mentioned in the question, such as International Telegraphy Union, International Telephony Union, and International Trade Union, are not correct as they do not accurately represent the purpose and scope of ITU.Rate this question:
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The distress signal ________spoken three (3) times
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PAN
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SOS
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MAYDAY
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HELP
Correct Answer
A. MAYDAYExplanation
"MAYDAY" is the correct answer because it is the internationally recognized distress signal used by pilots, mariners, and others to indicate that they are in grave and imminent danger and require immediate assistance. The word "MAYDAY" is spoken three times in a row to ensure clarity and to distinguish it from other radio transmissions.Rate this question:
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What do you call a radio station in the amateur service installed at specified fixed location and operated to communicate with an amateur mobile station, portable station or another amateur station?
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Base
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Local Station
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Amateur Fixed Station
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Amateur Fixed StationExplanation
An amateur fixed station refers to a radio station in the amateur service that is installed at a specified fixed location and used to communicate with other amateur stations, including mobile and portable stations. This term is used to differentiate it from other types of stations, such as base stations or local stations, which may have different purposes or characteristics.Rate this question:
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Where should the amateur Radio Station License be placed in the radio station?
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Posted in the gate of the place
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Posted in the FB page
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Posted in a conspicuous place
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Posted in the entrance place
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A. Posted in a conspicuous placeExplanation
The amateur Radio Station License should be posted in a conspicuous place in the radio station. This means that the license should be displayed in a location where it can be easily seen and accessed by anyone entering the station. This ensures that the license is visible to visitors, employees, and authorities, and demonstrates compliance with regulations. Placing the license in a conspicuous place helps to maintain transparency and accountability for the radio station's operations.Rate this question:
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What is the United Nations agency based in Geneva, Switzerland which coordinates the global use of the radio spectrum?
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ITU
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TUI
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UTI
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TIU
Correct Answer
A. ITUExplanation
The correct answer is ITU. ITU stands for International Telecommunication Union, which is a United Nations agency based in Geneva, Switzerland. It is responsible for coordinating the global use of the radio spectrum, as well as promoting international cooperation in telecommunications and information and communication technologies.Rate this question:
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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?
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Not exceeding 1 minute
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Not exceeding 3 minutes
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Not exceeding 30 seconds
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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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The Technician Class is also known as
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Class A
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Class B
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Class C
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Class D
Correct Answer
A. Class CExplanation
The Technician Class is also known as Class C.Rate this question:
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The sole body that exercises jurisdiction over the supervision, adjudication and control over all telecommunications services throughout the country.
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DOTC
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SEC
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NTC
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IARU
Correct Answer
A. NTCExplanation
The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is the correct answer because it is the sole body that exercises jurisdiction over the supervision, adjudication, and control of all telecommunications services in the country. The NTC is responsible for regulating and overseeing the telecommunications industry, ensuring fair competition, protecting consumer rights, and promoting the development of efficient and reliable telecommunications services nationwide. The DOTC (Department of Transportation and Communications), SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), and IARU (International Amateur Radio Union) do not have the same authority and jurisdiction over telecommunications services as the NTC.Rate this question:
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What is the correct posting of licenses?
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Hidden in a safe place where no one will know that you own an amateur radio station for security reason.
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Anywhere
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In a conspicuous place in the radio station or a certified copy thereof be carried by the amateur.
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At the front door of the house so everyone can see and know that you own an amateur radio station.
Correct Answer
A. In a conspicuous place in the radio station or a certified copy thereof be carried by the amateur.Explanation
The correct posting of licenses is to have them in a conspicuous place in the radio station or to carry a certified copy of the license. This ensures that the license is easily accessible and visible to anyone who may need to verify the amateur radio station's legality. Keeping the license hidden or at the front door would not fulfill the requirement of having it in a conspicuous place.Rate this question:
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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.
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Amateur Portable Station
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Amateur Mobile Station
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Amateur Fixed Station
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Amateur Satellite Station
Correct Answer
A. 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 designed 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, making it ideal for activities such as mobile operations, emergency communications, or participating in events that require constant movement. Unlike a fixed station that is stationary, an amateur mobile station provides flexibility and the ability to communicate from different locations.Rate this question:
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Where should the amateur Radio Station License be placed in the radio station?
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Posted on a backyard
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Keep it for further inspection
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Posted in a front door
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Posted in a conspicuous place
Correct Answer
A. Posted in a conspicuous placeExplanation
The amateur Radio Station License should be posted in a conspicuous place in the radio station. This means that it should be displayed prominently and clearly visible to anyone entering the station. This ensures that the license is easily accessible for inspection and also serves as a way to demonstrate compliance with regulations. Placing the license in a conspicuous place helps to maintain transparency and accountability in operating the radio station.Rate this question:
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