T2E Voice communications and phonetics; SSB/CW
weak signal
operations;
radioteleprinting; packet; special operations
T2E01
@N2A23
To make
your call sign better understood when using voice
transmissions,
what should you do?
A. Use Standard International Phonetics for
each letter of your call
B. Use any words that start with the same
letters as your call sign
for
each letter of your call
C. Talk louder
D. Turn up your microphone gain
T2E02
@N2B03
What
does the abbreviation "RTTY" stand for?
A. "Returning to you", meaning
"your turn to transmit"
B. Radioteletype
C. A general call to all digital stations
D. Morse code practice over the air
T2E03
@N2B04
What
does "connected" mean in a packet-radio link?
A. A telephone link is working between two stations
B. A message has reached an amateur station for
local delivery
C. A transmitting station is sending data to
only one receiving
station;
it replies that the data is being received correctly
D. A transmitting and receiving station are
using a digipeater, so no
other
contacts can take place until they are finished
T2E04
@N2B05
What
does "monitoring" mean on a packet-radio frequency?
A. The FCC is copying all messages
B. A member of the Amateur Auxiliary to the
FCC's Compliance and
Information
Bureau is copying all messages
C. A receiving station is displaying all
messages sent to it, and
replying
that the messages are being received correctly
D. A receiving station is displaying all
messages on the frequency,
and is
not replying to any messages
T2E05
@N2B06
What is
a digipeater?
A. A packet-radio station that retransmits only
data that is marked
to be
retransmitted
B. A packet-radio station that retransmits any
data that it receives
C. A repeater that changes audio signals to
digital data
D. A repeater built using only digital
electronics parts
T2E06
@N2B07
What
does "network" mean in packet radio?
A. A way of connecting terminal-node
controllers by telephone so data
can be
sent over long distances
B. A way of connecting packet-radio stations so
data can be sent over
long
distances
C. The wiring connections on a terminal-node
controller board
D. The programming in a terminal-node
controller that rejects other
callers
if a station is already connected
T2E07
@T2B10
When
should digital transmissions be used on 2-meter simplex voice
frequencies?
A. In between voice syllables
B. Digital operations should be avoided on
simplex voice frequencies
C. Only in the evening
D. At any time, so as to encourage the best use
of the band
T2E08
@T2B09
Which
of the following modes of communication are NOT available to a
Technician
class operator?
A. CW and SSB on HF bands
B. Amateur television (ATV)
C. EME (Moon bounce)
D. VHF packet, CW and SSB
T2E09
@N2B02
What
speed should you use when answering a CQ call using RTTY?
A. Half the speed of the received signal
B. The same speed as the received signal
C. Twice the speed of the received signal
D. Any speed, since RTTY systems adjust to any
signal speed
T2E10
@N1H12 [97.11]
When
may you operate your amateur station aboard a commercial
aircraft?
A. At any time
B. Only while the aircraft is not in flight
C. Only with the pilot's specific permission
and not while the
aircraft
is operating under Instrument Flight Rules
D. Only if you have written permission from the
commercial airline
company
and not during takeoff and landing
T2E11
@N1H09 [97.5a]
When
may you operate your amateur station somewhere in the US besides
the
address listed on your license?
A. Only during times of emergency
B. Only after giving proper notice to the FCC
C. During an emergency or an FCC-approved
emergency practice
D. Whenever you want to