E1B Station restrictions: restrictions
on station locations;
restricted operation; teacher as control operator; station antenna
structures; definition and operation of remote control and automatic
control; control link
E1B01
(A) [97.13a]
Which
of the following factors might restrict the physical location of an amateur
operator's station equipment or antenna structure?
A. The land may have
environmental importance; or it is significant in American history,
architecture or culture
B. The location's political or societal
importance
C. The location's geographical or horticultural
importance
D. The location's international importance,
requiring consultation with one or more foreign governments before installation
E1B02
(A) [97.13b]
Outside
of what distance from an FCC monitoring facility may an amateur station be
located without concern for protecting the facility from harmful interference?
A. 1 mile
B. 3 miles
C. 10 miles
D. 30 miles
E1B03
(C) [97.13a]
What
must be done before an amateur station is placed within an officially
designated wilderness area or wildlife preserve, or an area listed in the
National Register of Historical Places?
A. A proposal must be submitted to the National
Park Service
B. A letter of intent must be filed with the
National Audubon Society
C. An Environmental
Assessment must be submitted to the FCC
D. A form FSD-15 must be submitted to the
Department of the Interior
E1B04
(A) [97.121a]
If an
amateur station interferes with the reception of broadcast stations on a
well-engineered receiver, during what hours shall the amateur station NOT be
operated on the interfering frequencies?
A. Daily from 8 PM to 10:30
PM local time and additionally from 10:30 AM to 1 PM on Sunday
B. Daily from 6 PM to 12 AM local time and
additionally from 8 AM to 5 PM on Sunday
C. Daily for any continuous span of at least
2.5 hours and for at least 5 continuous hours on Sunday
D. Daily for any continuous span of at least 6
hours and for at least 9 continuous hours on Sunday
E1B05
(D) [97.121a]
If an
amateur station causes interference to the reception of a domestic broadcast
station with a receiver of good engineering design, on what frequencies may the
operation of the amateur station be restricted?
A. On the frequency used by the domestic
broadcast station
B. On all frequencies below 30 MHz
C. On all frequencies above 30 MHz
D. On the interfering
amateur frequency or frequencies
E1B06
(C) [97.113c]
When
may a paid professional teacher be the control operator of an amateur station
used in the teacher's classroom?
A. Only when the teacher is not paid during
periods of time when an amateur station is used
B. Only when the classroom is in a correctional
institution
C. Only when the station is
used by that teacher as a part of classroom instruction at an educational
institution
D. Only when the station is restricted to
making contacts with similar stations at other educational institutions
E1B07
(B) [97.113c]
Who may
accept compensation when acting as a control operator in a classroom?
A. Any licensed amateur
B. Only teachers at
educational institutions
C. Only teachers at correctional institutions
D. Only students at educational or correctional
institutions
E1B08
(D) [97.15b]
What
limits must state and local authorities observe when legislating height and
dimension restrictions for amateur antenna structures?
A. FAA regulations specify a minimum height for
amateur antenna structures located near airports
B. FCC regulations specify a 200 foot minimum
height for amateur antenna structures
C. State and local restrictions of amateur
antenna structures are not allowed
D. PRB-1 specifies that
authorities must reasonably accommodate the installation of amateur antenna
structures
E1B09
(B) [97.15]
If an
amateur antenna structure is located in a valley or canyon, what height
restrictions apply?
A. The structure must not extend more that 200
feet above average height of the terrain
B. The structure must be no
higher than 200 feet above ground level at its site
C. There are no height restrictions since the
structure would not be a hazard to aircraft in a valley or canyon
D. The structure must not extend more that 200
feet above the top of the valley or canyon
E1B10
(D) [97.15]
What
kind of approval is required before erecting an amateur antenna located near an
airport as defined in the FCC rules?
A. The FAA and FCC both must approve any type
of antenna structure located near an airport
B. Approval must be obtained from the airport
manager
C. Approval must be obtained from the local
zoning authorities
D. The FCC must approve an
antenna structure that is higher than 20 feet above any natural or existing man
made structure
E1B11
(C) [97.15]
What
special restrictions does the FCC impose on amateur antennas mounted on motor
vehicles?
A. Such antennas may not extend more than 15
feet above the roof of the vehicle
B. Complex antennas, such as a Yagi or quad
beam, may not be installed on motor vehicles
C. None
D. Such antennas must comply with the
recommendations of the vehicle manufacturer
E1B12
(C) [97.15a]
What
must an amateur obtain before installing an antenna structure more than 200
feet high?
A. An environmental assessment
B. A Special Temporary Authorization
C. Prior FCC approval
D. An effective radiated power statement
E1B13
(D) [97.3a38]
What is
meant by a remotely controlled station?
A. A station operated away from its regular
home location
B. Control of a station from a point located
other than at the station transmitter
C. A station operating under automatic control
D. A station controlled
indirectly through a control link
E1B14
(A) [97.201d,97.203d,97.205d]
Which
kind of station operation may not be automatically controlled?
A. Control of a model craft
B. Beacon operation
C. Auxiliary operation
D. Repeater operation
E1B15
(A) [97.3a6]
What is
meant by automatic control of a station?
A. The use of devices and
procedures for control so that a control operator does not have to be present
at a control point
B. A station operating with its output power
controlled automatically
C. Remotely controlling a station such that a
control operator does not have to be present at the control point at all times
D. The use of a control link between a control
point and a locally controlled station
E1B16 (B)
[97.3a6]
How do
the control operator responsibilities of a station under automatic control
differ from one under local control?
A. Under local control there is no control
operator
B. Under automatic control a
control operator is not required to be present at a control point
C. Under automatic control there is no control
operator
D. Under local control a control operator is
not required to be present at a control point
E1B17
(C) [97.3a38]
What is
a control link?
A. A device that automatically controls an
unattended station
B. An automatically operated link between two
stations
C. The means of control
between a control point and a remotely controlled station
D. A device that limits the time of a station's
transmission
E1B18
(D) [97.3a38]
What is
the term for apparatus to effect remote control between a control point and a
remotely controlled station?
A. A tone link
B. A wire control
C. A remote control
D. A control link