Simtel MSDOS - Coast to Coast/simteldosarchivecoasttocoast2.iso/hamradio/nov22.zip/NOVICE.HLP

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N1A01 A
*This is how the help text appears|Pressing F1 again will remove the|this help display from the screen
N1A01 A 97
*Code of Federal Regulations
N1A02 B 97
*FCC
N1A03 A 97
*Emergency communications
N1A04 D 97
*Which box is on top
N1A05 A 97.1
*Emergency communications
N1A06 D 97.1
*Goodwill
N1A07 B 97.3a1
*A written authorization is a license
N1A08 C 97.3a4
*
N1A09 D 97.3a5
*
N1A10 C 97.3a11
*Licensed amateur
N1A11 C 97.513a
*License testing
N1B01 D 97.5a
*Transmit on ham bands
N1B02 B 97.5a
*Amateur station
N1B03 C 97.5a
*License
N1B04 B 97.5d
*All US areas, on board US ships, etc.
N1B05 C 97.5e
*It's hard to talk on more|than seven at one time
N1B06 A 97.5e
*License
N1B07 C 97.7
*An EC license WITHOUT|a reciprocal permit
N1B08 D 97.9a
*Notice That Generals|Are Amply Elevated
N1B09 A 97.9
*
N1B10 B 97.9
*License
N1B11 D 97.501d
*Tech
N1C01 B 97.301e
*Meters = 300/F (in MHz)|F1 again for Band Chart
N1C02 C 97.301e
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1C03 A 97.301e
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1C04 C 97.301e
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1C05 B 97.301f
*
N1C06 C 97.301f
*
N1C07 A 97.301e
*Meters = 300/F (in MHz)
N1C08 B 97.301e
*
N1C09 C 97.301e
*
N1C10 D 97.301e
*
N1C11 D 97.301f
*
N1D01 A 97.5d1
*No 007's
N1D02 D
*
N1D03 C 97.501e
*All code tests are Element 1( )
N1D04 B 97.21
*Where to mail your license
N1D05 D 97.27
*Get a replacement
N1D06 B 97.19
*610 to PA
N1D07 C
*All US calls start with A,K,N,W|and have a single number 0 - 9
N1D08 B
*A, K, N & W
N1D09 D
*0 - 9
N1D10 C 97.23
*Ten
N1D11 A 97.19c
*
N1E01 A 97.305/.307f9
*CW
N1E02 A 97.305/307f9
*
N1E03 A 97.305/307f9
*
N1E04 D 97.305/307f9
*
N1E05 D 97.305/307f9
*
N1E06 D 97.305/307f9
*
N1E07 C 97.305
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1E08 C 97.305/307f10
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1E09 D 97.305
*All
N1E10 D 97.305
*
N1E11 D 97.305/.307f10
*10 Meters
N1E12 C 97.305
*
N1E13 B 97.301e/.305
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1E14 B 97.301e/.305
*
N1F01 D 97.313a
*Minimum
N1F02 C 97.313c1
*F1 again for Band Chart
N1F03 C 97.313c1
*
N1F04 C 97.313c1
*
N1F05 C 97.313c2
*
N1F06 C 97.313c2
*Novice limit is 200 watts
N1F07 B 97.313d
*
N1F08 A 97.313e
*
N1F09 A 97.313c
*15 meters
N1F10 C 97.313d
*
N1F11 D 97.313e
*
N1G01 D 97.3a11
*Control
N1G02 C 97.103a
*Both
N1G03 A 97.103a
*Both
N1G04 D 97.103a
*Proper operation
N1G05 C 97.103b
*Licensed
N1G06 B 97.103
*Must keep station records
N1G07 A 97.105b
*Higher license
N1G08 B 97.105b
*Your license
N1G09 C 97.7
*Transmitting
N1G10 A 97.109b
*Control point
N1G11 B 97.109b
*
N1H01 D 97.5a
*Any time
N1H02 C 97.111
*Authorized
N1H03 A 97.113a
*During an emergency
N1H04 A 97.113a
*
N1H05 B 97.113a
*No
N1H06 C 97.119a
*Ten minutes
N1H07 B 97.119a
*Call
N1H08 A 97.119a
*None
N1H09 C 97.119a
*Own call
N1H10 B 97.115c
*Both call signs at end|of each communication
N1H11 B 97.119a
*Ten
N1I01 A 97.3a39
*Someone else
N1I02 D 97.111a1
*If not prohibited
N1I03 C 97.3a36
*Above
N1I04 B New 97.207a per FCC 92-310
*Was Extra only - now|any licensed amateur
N1I05 D 97.113b
*Special requirements
N1I06 A 97.113c
*Never
N1I07 A 97.113d
*
N1I08 C 97.113d
*
N1I09 B 97.3a42
*The person getting or|sending a message
N1I10 A 97.115a2
*Third-party agreement
N1I11 D 97.115a2
*Third-party agreement|or a control operator
N1J01 B 97.3a21
*Interference
N1J02 B 97.3a21
*
N1J03 C 97.101d
*
N1J04 A 97.113d
*
N1J05 C 97.113d
*Deceptive - "MAYDAY"|is for emergencies
N1J06 C 97.119a
*
N1J07 A 97.119a
*
N1J08 D 97.405a
*In any way possible
N1J09 D 97.119a
*
N1J10 C 97.403
*In an emergency
N1J11 B 97.405a
*In an emergency
N2A01 A
*Listen and ask
N2A02 D
*Save money - don't give it|to your utility company
N2A03 C
*Dummy load - Dummy antenna
N2A04 D
*Take the emergency call
N2A05 B
*
N2A06 B
*
N2A07 C
*You can receive
N2A08 D
*Any
N2A09 A
*From
N2A10 A
*Any
N2A11 B
*Distant
N2A12 B
*Regards
N2A13 C
*Readability, signal strength, tone
N2A14 D
*
N2A15 B
*Slowly
N2A16 D
*Location
N2A17 C
*Written proof
N2A18 C
*3 by 3
N2A19 D
*1 by 1
N2A20 A
*Phonetics
N2B01 B
*3 by 3
N2B02 B
*Same
N2B03 C
*Replying
N2B04 D
*Not replying
N2B05 A
*Marked to be retransmitted
N2B06 B
*Long distances
N2B07 A
*Same frequency
N2B08 B
*If possible
N2B09 C
*1 by 1
N2B10 A
*Input or "offset"
N2B11 D
*Increase range
N2B12 A
*Receive and transmit
N2B13 C
*Telephone calls
N2B14 D
*Limits transmit time
N2B15 B
*Sub-audible
N3A01 A
*Line-of-sight
N3A02 C
*Line-of-sight
N3A03 B
*Straight line - Line-of-sight
N3A04 C
*Reflected
N3A05 D
*The surface of the Earth|is called the ground
N3A06 B
*Longer
N3A07 A
*Sky
N3A08 C
*Bent
N3A09 C
*Skipped means missed
N3A10 A
*Ionosphere
N3A11 A
*The more - the greater
N3A12 C
*Eleven
N4A01 B
*Key-operated - like some computers
N4A02 A
*Remove some or all of it
N4A03 A
*
N4A04 D
*Protect from lightning damage
N4A05 C
*Ground everything
N4A06 D
*Disconnect everything
N4A07 B
*Ground everything
N4A08 A
*NEVER use a natural gas pipe
N4A09 C
*Ground everything
N4A10 B
*Copper
N4A11 C
*Eight
N4B01 B
*Keep antenna away
N4B02 A
*Keep antenna away
N4B03 C
*Do you run your microwave|with the door open?
N4B04 A
*Low loss
N4B05 B
*To avoid being cooked
N4B06 D
*UHF
N4B07 D
*Safety
N4B08 D
*Mountain climbers use them
N4B09 D
*The ground is hard
N4B10 A
*Higher than electrical lines is good|NEVER over high-voltage lines
N4B11 C
*Protect your head
N4C01 C
*Standing Wave Ratio
N4C02 D
*The Standing Wave Ratio is an|indication of impedance match
N4C03 A
*Close to the antenna
N4C04 B
*Best
N4C05 C
*Fair
N4C06 D
*Mismatch
N4C07 A
*Jumpy
N4C08 A
*Mismatch due to open, short etc.
N4C09 B
*Too long
N4C10 C
*Too short
N4C11 A
*May not be
N4D01 C
*Strong signal
N4D02 B
*Frequency independent
N4D03 C
*
N4D04 D
*Harmonics
N4D05 B
*High-pass on TV
N4D06 B
*Low-pass on transmitter
N4D07 A
*Multiples - 2 times, 3 times etc.
N4D08 A
*Interference
N4D09 A
*Harmonics
N4D10 C
*Prevents unwanted radiation
N4D11 A
*Check your own television
N5A01 B
*
N5A02 C
*
N5A03 D
*
N5A04 B
*A meter is 100 centimeters
N5A05 C
*A milliampere is .001 amperes
N5A06 B
*A millivolt is .001 volts
N5A07 B
*Micro is 1/1,000,000
N5A08 B
*Pico is micro-micro
N5A09 C
*Kilo is a thousand
N5A10 C
*Mega is a million and|kilo is a thousand
N5A11 B
*Milli is 1/1000
N5B01 D
*Current measured in amperes
N5B02 C
*Current is measured in amperes
N5B03 B
*EMF - voltage
N5B04 A
*Volt
N5B05 A
*13.6
N5B06 C
*117
N5B07 C
*
N5B08 A
*
N5B09 B
*No flow
N5B10 D
*Resistance
N5B11 D
*Ohm
N5C01 A
*Ohm's Law|Voltage = Current times Resistance
N5C02 C
*Voltage = Current times Resistance|Voltage = 2*50
N5C03 B
*If E = I*R then I = E/R|I = 200/100
N5C04 A
*If E = I*R then R = E/I
N5C05 C
*Power
N5C06 C
*One hundred
N5C07 B
*Watt
N5C08 C
*Open
N5C09 D
*Short
N5C10 B
*Direct
N5C11 A
*Alternating
N5D01 D
*Frequency measured in Hertz
N5D02 A
*Frequency is measured in Hertz
N5D03 B
*To 20 kHz
N5D04 B
*Can be heard
N5D05 C
*20 kHz
N5D06 B
*Radio
N5D07 C
*Frequency is measured in Hertz |One Hertz is 1 cycle per second
N5D08 C
*Wavelength
N5D09 A
*Wavelength = 1/F
N5D10 A
*F =  1/Wavelength
N5D11 B
*One Hertz is 1 cycle per second
N6A01 B
*One input - two outputs
N6A02 D
*
N6A03 A
*Batteries
N6A04 B
*Potentiometer - a variable resistor
N6A05 B
*Variable items have an arrow
N6A06 C
*───/\/\/\/\/\───
N6A07 A
*
N6A08 D
*Has + and -
N6A09 A
*
N6A10 D
*
N6A11 C
*
N6A12 B
*
N6B01 A
*Transistor amplifiers
N6B02 B
*Transistors
N6B03 A
*Antenna
N6B04 D
*
N6B05 A
*
N6B06 C
*
N6B07 D
*Not Pointing iN
N6B08 A
*
N6B09 B
*Tri means three
N6B10 A
*Power
N6B11 C
*SOME TUBES use high voltages
N7A01 B
*
N7A02 C
*Tuner
N7A03 D
*Feed line
N7A04 B
*SWR meter
N7A05 D
*Transceiver or TR switch
N7A06 D
*In some cases - a receiver
N7A07 A
*Power supply
N7A08 A
*MATCHES antenna system to the feed-|line connected to a transceiver
N7A09 B
*
N7A10 A
*Something to TRANSmit and reCEIVE(R)
N7A11 B
*
N7A12 C
*Power supply
N7A13 C
*A transmitter or transceiver
N7B01 B
*Key
N7B02 C
*
N7B03 B
*Keyer
N7B04 C
*
N7B05 D
*
N7B06 A
*Computer will do it
N7B07 C
*MOdulate - DEModulate
N7B08 A
*TNC
N7B09 C
*Computer and transceiver
N7B10 D
*Computer will do it
N7B11 B
*Computer will do it
N8A01 B
*On/off keying an RF signal
N8A02 A
*Frequency-shift
N8A03 C
*CW
N8A04 A
*RTTY
N8A05 B
*Data
N8A06 D
*Phone
N8A07 D
*Filter
N8A08 C
*When keyed
N8A09 D
*Regulate - keep steady
N8A10 D
*Bad capacitor or low line voltages
N8A11 A
*USB
N8B01 C
*Multiple
N8B02 A
*7160*4
N8B03 C
*Harmonics
N8B04 D
*Off channel emissions |are spurious emissions
N8B05 D
*Off channel emissions |are spurious emissions
N8B06 A
*Spurious emissions are possible
N8B07 B
*Possible interference to stations|operating near its frequency
N8B08 B
*Possible interference to stations|operating near its frequency
N8B09 B
*Possible interference to stations|operating near its frequency
N8B10 B
*Possible interference to stations|operating near its frequency
N8B11 D
*Talk farther away and have it fixed
N9A01 D
*468/f (in MHz)
N9A02 B
*234/f
N9A03 A
*468/f (in MHz)|468/3.725
N9A04 C
*468/f (in MHz)
N9A05 D
*234/f (in MHz)
N9A06 B
*
N9A07 C
*
N9A08 A
*Decreases
N9A09 B
*
N9A10 A
*
N9A11 B
*
N9B01 B
*One direction
N9B02 C
*Half
N9B03 D
*The driven element is connected|to the feed-line
N9B04 A
*
N9B05 B
*The longest element is the reflector
N9B06 B
*Always toward the directors|looking from driven element
N9B07 B
*Gain
N9B08 C
*Omni-directional
N9B09 C
*Off the broadside - north and south
N9B10 A
*Away
N9B11 B
*While D is true - Safety is most important
N9C01 D
*Two conductors with a CO-AXIS |A center wire and outer sleeve
N9C02 B
*Impedance matches but|hard to make at home
N9C03 B
*Coax
N9C04 A
*Coax
N9C05 B
*Parallel means side-by-side
N9C06 D
*High SWR and low loss
N9C07 A
*Needs matching and not good |near - tied to metal objects
N9C08 B
*Ladder line
N9C09 C
*Matching device
N9C10 D
*BALanced - UNbalanced
N9C11 A
*At antenna