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T2C Public service: emergency operations, applicability of FCC rules, RACES and ARES, net and traffic procedures, operating restrictions during emergencies, use of phonetics in message handling

  • T2C01 (D) [97.103(a)] When do FCC rules NOT apply to the operation of an amateur station? #card
    • A. When operating a RACES station
    • B. When operating under special FEMA rules
    • C. When operating under special ARES rules
    • D. FCC rules always apply
  • T2C02 (C) Which of the following are typical duties of a Net Control Station? #card
    • A. Choose the regular net meeting time and frequency
    • B. Ensure that all stations checking into the net are properly licensed for operation on the net frequency
    • C. Call the net to order and direct communications between stations checking in
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T2C03 (C) What technique is used to ensure that voice messages containing unusual words are received correctly? #card
    • A. Send the words by voice and Morse code
    • B. Speak very loudly into the microphone
    • C. Spell the words using a standard phonetic alphabet
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T2C04 (D) What is RACES? #card
    • A. An emergency organization combining amateur radio and citizens band operators and frequencies
    • B. An international radio experimentation society
    • C. A radio contest held in a short period, sometimes called a “sprint”
    • D. An FCC part 97 amateur radio service for civil defense communications during national emergencies
  • T2C05 (A) What does the term “traffic” refer to in net operation? #card
    • A. Messages exchanged by net stations
    • B. The number of stations checking in and out of a net
    • C. Operation by mobile or portable stations
    • D. Requests to activate the net by a served agency
  • T2C06 (A) What is the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES)? #card
    • A. A group of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment for communications duty in the public service
    • B. A group of licensed amateurs who are members of the military and who voluntarily agreed to provide message handling services in the case of an emergency
    • C. A training program that provides licensing courses for those interested in obtaining an amateur license to use during emergencies
    • D. A training program that certifies amateur operators for membership in the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
  • T2C07 (C) Which of the following is standard practice when you participate in a net? #card
    • A. When first responding to the net control station, transmit your call sign, name, and address as in the FCC database
    • B. Record the time of each of your transmissions
    • C. Unless you are reporting an emergency, transmit only when directed by the net control station
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T2C08 (A) Which of the following is a characteristic of good traffic handling?
    • A. Passing messages exactly as received
    • B. Making decisions as to whether messages are worthy of relay or delivery
    • C. Ensuring that any newsworthy messages are relayed to the news media
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T2C09 (D) Are amateur station control operators ever permitted to operate outside the frequency privileges of their license class? #card
    • A. No
    • B. Yes, but only when part of a FEMA emergency plan
    • C. Yes, but only when part of a RACES emergency plan
    • D. Yes, but only in situations involving the immediate safety of human life or protection of property
  • T2C10 (D) What information is contained in the preamble of a formal traffic message? #card
    • A. The email address of the originating station
    • B. The address of the intended recipient
    • C. The telephone number of the addressee
    • D. Information needed to track the message
  • T2C11 (A) What is meant by “check” in a radiogram header? #card
    • A. The number of words or word equivalents in the text portion of the message
    • B. The call sign of the originating station
    • C. A list of stations that have relayed the message
    • D. A box on the message form that indicates that the message was received and/or relayed