T1A01 D
*This is how the help text appears|Pressing F1 again will remove the|this help display from the screen
T1A01 Dÿ97.3a12 
*Location
T1A02 Bÿ97.3a12 
*Control point
T1A03 Aÿ97.19a/b 
*610 to PA
T1A04 Aÿ97.19c 
*Two years
T1A05 Cÿ97.301/305e 
*Novice 15-meter
T1A06 Cÿ97.301a 
*Tech & above
T1A07 Bÿ97.301a 
*Tech & above
T1A08 Aÿ97.301a 
*All
T1A09 Bÿ97.301a 
*Tech & above
T1A10 Dÿ97.301e 
*Pass Element 1A, 1B or 1C
T1A11 Cÿ97.301e 
*Morse code test
T1B01 Cÿ97.3b6 
*Antenna terminals
T1B02 Dÿ97.3b6 
*PEP
T1B03 Bÿ97.203c 
*One hundred
T1B04 Cÿ97.303 
*Do not cause interference
T1B05 Dÿ97.303 
*Change frequencies
T1B06 Cÿ97.101b 
*Both operators have an equal right
T1B07 Aÿ97.305a 
*CW
T1B08 Bÿ97.305c 
*Above 50.1
T1B09 Aÿ97.305c 
*Above 144.1
T1B10 Dÿ97.313b 
*Amateur limit
T1B11 Aÿ97.209b2 
*50 MHz is used for TV elsewere
T1C01 Aÿ97.119e1 
*"KT"
T1C02 Cÿ97.307f3/4 
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T1C03 Dÿ97.307 
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T1C04 Bÿ97.307f4 
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T1C05 Cÿ97.307f5 
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T1C06 Cÿ97.307f4 
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T1C07 Bÿ97.307f5 
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T1C08 Aÿ97.307f5 
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T1C09 Dÿ97.307f6 
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T1C10 Bÿ97.307f6 
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T1C11 Cÿ97.307f6 
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T1D01 Aÿ97.3a9 
*A beacon
T1D02 Bÿ97.119b1 
*Twenty WPM
T1D03 Cÿ97.119b2 
*English
T1D04 Cÿ97.119b2 
*Phonetics
T1D05 Bÿ97.203a 
*Tech
T1D06 Aÿ97.205c 
*Unrecommended repeater licensee
T1D07 Dÿ97.205c 
*Both
T1D08 Aÿ97.205c 
*Both
T1D09 Cÿ97.215a 
*Call, name and address
T1D10 Dÿ97.215a 
*Power limit of 1 watt and|transmitter label required|No ID required
T1D11 Bÿ97.215c 
*Power limit of 1 watt
T1E01 Aÿ97.3a10 
*Reception by the public
T1E02 Bÿ97.3a10 
*Public broadcasts
T1E03 Dÿ97.113b 
*None
T1E04 Bÿ97.113d 
*Never
T1E05 Dÿ97.113d 
*Never
T1E06 Cÿ97.113d 
*Never
T1E07 Cÿ97.113e 
*NASA
T1E08 Dÿ97.115a2 
*Third-party agreement|or to a licensed ham
T1E09 Aÿ97.115b1 
*Continuously monitor
T1E10 Aÿ97.401a 
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T1E11 Cÿ97.401c 
*Special conditions
T2A01 B 
*1 by 1
T2A02 C 
*To allow access for emergencies
T2A03 A 
*To allow access for emergencies
T2A04 D 
*Call sign
T2A05 B 
*Extend range
T2A06 B 
*Talking too long
T2A07 D 
*Swap and message nets
T2A08 B 
*No need to save over
T2A09 A 
*Strong enough to blank receiver noise
T2A10 C 
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T2A11 A 
*Open
T2A12 A 
*.6 MHz
T2A13 C 
*1.6 MHz
T2A14 D 
*Five MHz
T2A15 A 
*At night the lower frequency|HF signals travel world wide
T2A16 A 
*Contact repeater owner
T2A17 B 
*Use a dummy load - dummy antenna
T2A18 C 
*QTH is a CW signal
T2B01 C 
*Use repeater to make contact|then go simplex to free it
T2B02 A 
*Check repeater input frequency|but don't use it for simplex
T2B03 C 
*Repeaters are usually  |on assigned frequencies
T2B04 D 
*Recommends frequencies
T2B05 C 
*Good to send QRL - You may |not hear both sides of a QSO
T2B06 A 
*Move frequency
T2B07 B 
*Conversation
T2B08 B 
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T2B09 A 
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T2B10 C 
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T2B11 D 
*Signal strength meters are marked|0 to 9 and in dB above 9
T2C01 A 
*"MAYDAY" and call
T2C02 D 
*Save Our Ship
T2C03 A 
*Break
T2C04 C 
*Civil defense
T2C05 A 
*One
T2C06 D 
*Drill
T2C07 B 
*No need to remember who is where|ID still required every 10 min. 
T2C08 D 
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T2C09 B 
*Emergency
T2C10 B 
*Power lines fall  |down during storms
T2C11 C 
*Extra batteries
T2C12 C 
*A dish could be used for|collecting rain water
T3A01 A 
*Ions
T3A02 D 
*Talking HF here
T3A03 A 
*The sun
T3A04 C 
*UV
T3A05 A 
*The "D"own low layer
T3A06 B 
*The "D"own low layer
T3A07 B 
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T3A08 A 
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T3A09 D 
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T3A10 B 
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T3A11 C 
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T3B01 D 
*The "D"own low layer
T3B02 B 
*In the D region
T3B03 A 
*Absorbs
T3B04 B 
*D region
T3B05 D 
*Ionization follows temperature
T3B06 C 
*Follows temperature
T3B07 A 
*Darkest just before dawn
T3B08 B 
*Follows temperature
T3B09 A 
*Goes thru
T3B10 C 
*Sun
T3B11 A 
*Highest usable
T3C01 C 
*Scatter
T3C02 C 
*Scatter
T3C03 B 
*Direct
T3C04 C 
*Tropo
T3C05 A 
*Extends range
T3C06 D 
*Temperature inversion
T3C07 B 
*Temperature inversion
T3C08 D 
*Very High Frequency
T3C09 D 
*Very High Frequency
T3C10 A 
*High-pressure
T3C11 D 
*Short skip on 10-meters
T4A01 C 
*Chassis "G"round
T4A02 D 
*Red and black are the HOT wires
T4A03 B 
*"W"ithout fuse
T4A04 D 
*Electrical Code
T4A05 C 
*Electrical Code
T4A06 D 
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T4A07 B 
*Color coded
T4A08 A 
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T4A09 A 
*Heart
T4A10 A 
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T4A11 A 
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T4A12 C 
*Reached easily
T4A13 B 
*Take off all jewelry first
T4A14 C 
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T4A15 B 
*Turn off the power - or pry   |person away using broom handle
T4B01 B 
*Parallel - across the circuit
T4B02 C 
*Series resistance in probe lead
T4B03 A 
*Resistance is increased
T4B04 A 
*Series
T4B05 D 
*Parallel resistor called a shunt
T4B06 D 
*Voltage etc.
T4B07 A 
*At transmitter
T4B08 B 
*Most ham equipment is 50 ohms
T4B09 A 
*Power
T4B10 B 
*90-10 = 80
T4B11 C 
*96-4
T4C01 A 
*A mark is a reference point
T4C02 A 
*Reference points for tuning
T4C03 D 
*A crystal produces a stable signal
T4C04 B 
*WWV and WWVH
T4C05 C 
*WWV and WWVH
T4C06 C 
*Signal generator
T4C07 B 
*One use is aligning tuned circuits
T4C08 D 
*Reflectometer
T4C09 A 
*Close to the antenna feed point
T4C10 A 
*May not be accurate
T4C11 C 
*May be accurate
T4D01 D 
*A nonradiating load   |called a dummy antenna|or a dummy load
T4D02 B 
*A nonradiating load
T4D03 C 
*Noninductive resistor
T4D04 B 
*A dummy antenna
T4D05 A 
*As a nonradiating load
T4D06 A 
*100 is 100
T4D07 D 
*Changes RF into heat
T4D08 A 
*An S meter
T4D09 B 
*Cooks it
T4D10 A 
*Eyes
T4D11 D 
*ANSI
T4D12 B 
*Exposure limits
T4D13 D 
*VHF
T4D14 D 
*The body absorbs RF at VHF
T4D15 B 
*Most portables are about 5 watts
T4D16 C 
*The shielding usually prevents|radiation and aids in cooling 
T5A01 D 
*Resist means oppose
T5A02 D 
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T5A03 C 
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T5A04 C 
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T5A05 D 
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T5A06 A 
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T5A07 B 
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T5A08 B 
*Twice
T5A09 A 
*Half
T5A10 C 
*Opposite of inductors - half
T5A11 A 
*Twice
T5B01 D 
*E = I x R
T5B02 C 
*I = E / R
T5B03 B 
*R = E / I
T5B04 C 
*E = I x R
T5B05 D 
*R = E / I, R = 12/.25
T5B06 D 
*R = E / I
T5B07 B 
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T5B08 D 
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T5B09 A 
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T5B10 A 
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T5B11 A 
*Ohm's law
T6A01 B 
*Wire-wound for high power
T6A02 C 
*You can change its resistance
T6A03 B 
*Color code
T6A04 A 
*Value, value, multiplier
T6A05 B 
*Tolerance
T6A06 A 
*Electrical energy is converted
T6A07 C                                       
*More power
T6A08 C 
*+/- 10 ohms
T6A09 B 
*Color code
T6A10 A 
*Smallest
T6A11 D 
*Largest
T6B01 D 
*Core means central part
T6B02 C 
*It is an electromagnetic device
T6B03 D 
*In general, the more wire|the higher the inductance
T6B04 A 
*Increases
T6B05 A 
*May not tune correctly
T6B06 B 
*Has an arrow if adjustable
T6B07 D 
*Pair of bars
T6B08 D 
*Pair of bars
T6B09 A 
*Has a plus sign
T6B10 C 
*Has an arrow if adjustable
T6B11 C 
*Conductive plates
T6B12 B 
*It is an electrostatic device
T6B13 A 
*In general, the greater  |area the more capacitance
T6B14 B 
*Increases
T7A01 C 
*Reduce harmonics
T7A02 A 
*Band-pass
T7A03 A 
*Band-pass
T7A04 C 
*A detector
T7A05 D 
*Variable Frequency Oscillator
T7A06 B 
*Detector
T7A07 D 
*Part of a FM receiver
T7A08 D 
*Variable Frequency Oscillator
T7A09 B 
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T7A10 D 
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T7A11 C 
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T8A01 B 
*Test
T8A02 C 
*CW
T8A03 B 
*Radio TeleTYpe usually uses|frequency shift keying
T8A04 B 
*Data
T8A05 D 
*Keyed audio tone
T8A06 D 
*FM
T8A07 A 
*SSB
T8A08 A 
*Upper for above
T8A09 D 
*Phase-modulated
T8A10 C 
*FM
T8A11 B 
*MCW
T8B01 A 
*RF carrier
T8B02 A 
*Varying carrier to send info
T8B03 A 
*Unmodulated
T8B04 B 
*TNC to mic input
T8B05 C 
*Good audio
T8B06 D 
*CW is narrow - FM is wide
T8B07 C 
*CW is narrow - FM is wide
T8B08 D 
*2 to 3 kHz
T8B09 C 
*10 to 20 kHz for amateur
T8B10 B 
*Out-of-channel emissions  |called splatter - dropping|out of repeater
T8B11 C 
*Overmodulation
T9A01 C 
*One direction
T9A02 A 
*Parallel elements
T9A03 C 
*Yagi
T9A04 B 
*Must have one
T9A05 A 
*Some elements receive|energy by induction
T9A06 D 
*All except driven elements
T9A07 B 
*Four-sided loops
T9A08 A 
*Triangular elements
T9A09 D 
*Ground plane
T9A10 D 
*Ground plane
T9A11 A 
*If somewhat centered on vehicle,|power goes out in all directions
T9B01 B 
*Polarization always refers|to the electric lines
T9B02 C 
*Perpendicular
T9B03 C 
*Polarization is the|same as element plane
T9B04 D 
*Polarization is the|same as element plane
T9B05 D 
*Vertical
T9B06 D 
*Voltages
T9B07 A 
*To load
T9B08 B 
*Returned from load
T9B09 C 
*Radiated or lost as heat
T9B10 C 
*One side grounded
T9B11 A 
*BALanced - UNbalanced
T9C01 B 
*PL-259 connector - called UHF
T9C02 A 
*Bayonet Navy Connector
T9C03 B 
*Type N
T9C04 A 
*Low loss RG-213
T9C05 C 
*Cut off the excess cable |leaving enough to service|equipment
T9C06 B 
*Loss increases as length increases
T9C07 B 
*For most HF and VHF feedlines, loss|increases with increasing frequency
T9C08 D 
*Lousy feed line
T9C09 D 
*While A is true - safety|is most important
T9C10 C 
*Mount the antennas away from|people and power lines
T9C11 A 
*Keep losses down
