E1F01:
On what frequencies are spread spectrum transmissions permitted?
- Only on amateur frequencies above 50 MHz
- Only on amateur frequencies above 222 MHz
- Only on amateur frequencies above 420 MHz
- Only on amateur frequencies above 144 MHz
E1F02:
What privileges are authorized in the U.S. to persons holding an amateur service license granted by the government of Canada?
- None, they must obtain a U.S. license
- All privileges of the Amateur Extra Class license
- The operating terms and conditions of the Canadian amateur service license, not to exceed U.S. Amateur Extra Class license privileges
- Full privileges, up to and including those of the Amateur Extra Class license, on the 80, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meter bands
E1F03:
Under what circumstances may a dealer sell an external RF power amplifier capable of operation below 144 MHz if it has not been granted FCC certification?
- It was purchased in used condition from an amateur operator and is sold to another amateur operator for use at that operator's station
- The equipment dealer assembled it from a kit
- It was imported from a manufacturer in a country that does not require certification of RF power amplifiers
- It was imported from a manufacturer in another country and was certificated by that country's government
E1F04:
Which of the following geographic descriptions approximately describes "Line A"?
- A line roughly parallel to and south of the border between the U.S. and Canada
- A line roughly parallel to and west of the U.S. Atlantic coastline
- A line roughly parallel to and north of the border between the U.S. and Mexico
- A line roughly parallel to and east of the U.S. Pacific coastline
E1F05:
Amateur stations may not transmit in which of the following frequency segments if they are located in the contiguous 48 states and north of Line A?
- 440 MHz - 450 MHz
- 53 MHz - 54 MHz
- 222 MHz - 223 MHz
- 420 MHz - 430 MHz
E1F06:
Under what circumstances might the FCC issue a Special Temporary Authority (STA) to an amateur station?
- To provide for experimental amateur communications
- To allow regular operation on Land Mobile channels
- To provide additional spectrum for personal use
- To provide temporary operation while awaiting normal licensing
E1F07:
When may an amateur station send a message to a business?
- When the total money involved does not exceed $25
- When the control operator is employed by the FCC or another government agency
- When transmitting international third-party communications
- When neither the amateur nor his or her employer has a pecuniary interest in the communications
E1F08:
Which of the following types of amateur station communications are prohibited?
- Communications transmitted for hire or material compensation, except as otherwise provided in the rules
- Communications that have political content, except as allowed by the Fairness Doctrine
- Communications that have religious content
- Communications in a language other than English
E1F09:
Which of the following conditions apply when transmitting spread spectrum emissions?
- A station transmitting SS emission must not cause harmful interference to other stations employing other authorized emissions
- The transmitting station must be in an area regulated by the FCC or in a country that permits SS emissions
- The transmission must not be used to obscure the meaning of any communication
- All these choices are correct
E1F10:
Who may be the control operator of an auxiliary station?
- Any licensed amateur operator
- Only Technician, General, Advanced or Amateur Extra Class operators
- Only General, Advanced or Amateur Extra Class operators
- Only Amateur Extra Class operators
E1F11:
Which of the following best describes one of the standards that must be met by an external RF power amplifier if it is to qualify for a grant of FCC certification?
- It must produce full legal output when driven by not more than 5 watts of mean RF input power
- It must be capable of external RF switching between its input and output networks
- It must exhibit a gain of 0 dB or less over its full output range
- It must satisfy the FCC's spurious emission standards when operated at the lesser of 1500 watts or its full output power