NZART Amateur Examination                     page 8          NZARTX07 Security code 267036
- You are mobile and talking through a VHF repeater. The
other station
reports that you keep
"dropping out". This means:
- your signal is drifting lower in frequency
- your signal does not have enough strength to operate the
repeater
- your voice is too low-pitched to be understood
- you are not speaking loudly enough
- The term "ALC" stands for:
- audio limiter control
- automatic level control
- automatic loudness control
- automatic listening control
- The question "Who is calling me?" is asked by:
- QRT?
- QRM?
- QRP?
- QRZ?
- A damaged antenna or feedline attached to the output of
a transmitter
will present an incorrect load resulting in:
- the driver stage not delivering power to the final
- the output tuned circuit breaking down
- excessive heat being produced in the transmitter output
stage
- loss of modulation in the transmitted signal
- A result of standing waves on a non-resonant
transmission line is:
- maximum transfer of energy to the antenna from the
transmitter
- perfect impedance match between transmitter and
feedline
- reduced transfer of RF energy to the antenna
- lack of radiation from the transmission line
- Magnetic and electric fields about an antenna are:
- parallel to each other
- determined by the type of antenna used
- perpendicular to each other
- variable with the time of day
- The effect of adding a series inductance to an antenna
is to:
- increase the resonant frequency
- have no change on the resonant frequency
- have little effect
- decrease the resonant frequency
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