Z3D153 Volume 2 URE assesses knowledge on US frequency regulations, high-frequency transmission modes, jamming vulnerabilities, and receiver characteristics. It's vital for professionals in telecommunications and radio frequency engineering.
They must be the same model number
They must be the same version of transceiver.
They must be use the same encryption variables.
They must have the same word of day (WOD) and time of day (TOD).
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Skip effects
Modulation
Multipathing
Magneton splitting
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Omni-directional.
Uni-directional.
Bi-directional.
Directional
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Decryption
Encryption
Cryptography
Cryptanalysis
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Federal Aviation Agency.
American National Standard Institute.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers, Inc.
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Transmitter.
Transceiver.
Receiver
Coupler.
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Ionization
Modulation
Conductivity
Recombination
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Flexible coaxial cable.
Rigid coaxial cable.
Waveguide
Twin lead
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Earth waves
Global waves
Ground waves
Terrestrial waves
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Until manually changed
3 days
48 hours
24 hours
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Returned to Earth
Passed into space
The most desirable
Refracted by the F2 player
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Bandwidth
Resonance
Reciprocity
Effectiveness
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Sawed-off branches and foliage should not be used.
Site should be visualized from above
Equipment should be widely separated.
Straight lines are obvious.
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Mobile
Portable
Repeater
Base station
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AFI 10–2501, Air Force Emergency Management Program.
AFI 10–2801, Force Development Concepts.
AFI 33–115, Air Force Information Technology Service Management.
AFI 33–217, Voice Call Sign Program.
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8–10 MHz.
9–11 MHz
9.5–10.5 MHz
9.8–10.2 MHz.
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Broadleaf trees
Evergreen trees
Swamp grass
Sagebrush
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OTAR
Asymmetric
Symmetric
Off-line
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Single-site
Multi-site
Simulcast
Multicast
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Selective radio inhibit
Faster system access
Unbalanced channel loads
Better channel efficiency
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Landline board
Control board
Radio board
Encoder
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Propagation distance
Skip distance
Dead zone
Skip zone
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Fall
Winter
Spring
Summer
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In the sun’s atmosphere
On the sun’s surface.
In the ionosphere.
Beneath the sun’s surface.
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Radiation
Induction
Gravitational
Electromotive
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Horizontal
Vertical
Circular
Linear
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Whip
Dipole
Discone
Near-vertical incidence sky-wave
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Link 4
Link 11
Link 11b
Link 16
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the user programmed for his or her station.
it shares with other members.
Of an unprogrammed station
Of other stations in the net
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Signal loss would be negligible.
Signal loss would be significant.
Current would be maximum at the termination.
Voltage would be minimum at the termination
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Skip angle
Critical angle
Angle of entrance
Angle of incidence
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2
3
4
5
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An unproven hypothesis.
The definition of propagation
What makes radio transmission possible.
What led to the discovery of direct current (DC).
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Offutt, Nebraska.
Grand Forks, North Dakota
Andrews AFB, Maryland
Croughton, England.
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Frequency modulation (FM) and independent sidebands (ISB).
Continuous wave (CW) and amplitude modulation (AM).
Single side band (SSB) and FM.
SSB and ISB.
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Low frequency (LF)
Medium frequency (MF).
High frequency (HF).
Very high frequency (VHF).
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When the frequencies are so high that their wavelength is miniscule.
to transmit on frequencies too low for ground propagation.
for high power at frequencies up to 30 megahertz (MHz) primarily.
To receive television frequencies over the air.
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11-day cycle
11-week cycle
11-month cycle
11-year cycle.
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Controlling the information an enemy receives.
Eliminating some, or all, of an adversary’s electronic defenses.
Conveying misleading information to an enemy through the deliberate radiation of EM energy.
Degrading, or interfering with, the enemy’s use of the EM spectrum to limit an enemy’s combat capabilities
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Fidelity
Capacity
Sensitivity.
Selectivity
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Long distances with few interruptions.
From point to point along the Earth’s surface.
No more than 20 miles to the receive antenna
Through the air in a straight line from transmitter to receiver
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Season
Time of day (TOD)
Regular variation
Irregular variations
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D
E
F
Topside
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Dwell time
Hopping rate
Frequency offset
Transmitter velocity
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Asymmetric
Symmetric
Encoder
Secret
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Their outer surface will arc from being very slightly damaged.
Their conductive material construction is easily dented.
Their effectiveness is hindered by moisture.
They can be destroyed by corrosion.
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HF
UHF
SHF
EHF
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Channeling
Guiding
Ducting
Piping
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