E1E Amateur Satellite Service:
definition; purpose; station license
required for space station; frequencies available; telecommand
operation: definition; eligibility; telecommand station (definition);
space
telecommand station; special provisions; telemetry: definition;
special provisions; space station: definition; eligibility; special
provisions; authorized frequencies (space station); notification
requirements; earth operation: definition; eligibility {97.209(a)};
authorized frequencies (Earth station)
E1E01
(C) [97.3a3]
What is
the Amateur Satellite Service?
A. A radio navigation service using stations on
earth satellites for the same purposes as those of the amateur service
B. A radio communication service using stations
on earth satellites for weather information gathering
C. A radio communication
service using stations on earth satellites for the same purpose as those of the
amateur service
D. A radio location service using stations on
earth satellites for amateur radar experimentation
E1E02
(A) [97.207]
Which
HF amateur bands have frequencies available for space operation?
A. Only 40 m, 20 m, 17 m, 15
m, 12 m and 10 m
B. Only 40 m, 30 m, 20 m, 15 m and 10 m
C. Only 40 m, 30 m, 20 m, 15 m, 12 m and 10 m
D. All HF bands, but only in the Extra class
segments
E1E03
(D) [97.207]
Which
of the following types of communications may space stations transmit?
A. Automatic retransmission of signals from
Earth stations and other space stations
B. One way communications
C. Telemetry consisting of specially coded
messages
D. All of these choices are
correct
E1E04
(B) [97.3a44]
What
type of amateur station operation transmits communications used to initiate,
modify or terminate the functions of a space station?
A. Space operation
B. Telecommand operation
C. Earth operation
D. Control operation
E1E05
(D) [97.211a]
Which
amateur stations are eligible to be telecommand stations?
A. Any except those of Technician licensees
B. Only those of Extra class licensees
C. Only a station operated by the space station
licensee
D. Any station designated by
the space station licensee
E1E06
(C) [97.207f]
What
term does the FCC use for space-to-earth transmissions used to communicate the
results of measurements made by a space station?
A. Data transmission
B. Frame check sequence
C. Telemetry
D. Telecommand
E1E07
(B) [97.3a40]
What is
the term used to describe the operation of an amateur station that is more than
50 km above the earth's surface?
A. EME station operation
B. Space station operation
C. Downlink station operation
D. Ionospheric station operation
E1E08
(D) [97.207a]
Which
amateur stations are eligible for space operation?
A. Any except those of Technician licensees
B. Only those of General, Advanced or Extra class
licensees
C. Only those of Extra class licensees
D. Any amateur station
E1E09
(D) [97.207g]
Before
initiating space station transmissions, by when must the licensee of the
station give the FCC prior written pre-space notification?
A. Before 3 months and before 72 hours
B. Before 6 months and before 3 months
C. Before 12 months and before 3 months
D. Before 27 months and
before 5 months
E1E10
(C) [97.207h]
After
space station transmissions are initiated, by when must the licensee of the
station give the FCC written in-space notification?
A. Within 24 hours
B. Within 72 hours
C. Within 7 days
D. Within 30 days
E1E11
(D) [97.207i]
After
space station transmissions are terminated, by when must the licensee of the
station normally give the FCC written post-space notification?
A. No later than 48 hours
B. No later than 72 hours
C. No later than 7 days
D. No later than 3 months
E1E12
(B) [97.3a16]
What
term describes an amateur station located on or within 50 km of earth's surface
intended for communications with space stations?
A. Telecommand station
B. Earth station
C. Telemetry station
D. Auxiliary station