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T4A Station setup: connecting a microphone, a power source, a computer, digital equipment, an SWR meter; bonding; Mobile radio installation

  • T4A01 (D) Which of the following is an appropriate power supply rating for a typical 50 watt output mobile FM transceiver? #card
    • A. 24.0 volts at 4 amperes
    • B. 13.8 volts at 4 amperes
    • C. 24.0 volts at 12 amperes
    • D. 13.8 volts at 12 amperes
  • T4A02 (A) Which of the following should be considered when selecting an accessory SWR meter? #card
    • A. The frequency and power level at which the measurements will be made
    • B. The distance that the meter will be located from the antenna
    • C. The types of modulation being used at the station
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T4A03 (A) Why are short, heavy-gauge wires used for a transceivers DC power connection? #card
    • A. To minimize voltage drop when transmitting
    • B. To provide a good counterpoise for the antenna
    • C. To avoid RF interference
    • D. All these choices are correct
  • T4A04 (B) How are the transceiver audio input and output connected in a station configured to operate using FT8? #card
    • A. To a computer running a terminal program and connected to a terminal node controller unit
    • B. To the audio input and output of a computer running WSJT-X software
    • C. To an FT8 conversion unit, a keyboard, and a computer monitor
    • D. To a computer connected to the FT8converter.com website
  • T4A05 (A) Where should an RF power meter be installed? #card
    • A. In the feed line, between the transmitter and antenna
    • B. At the power supply output
    • C. In parallel with the push-to-talk line and the antenna
    • D. In the power supply cable, as close as possible to the radio
  • T4A06 (C) What signals are used in a computer-radio interface for digital mode operation? #card
    • A. Receive and transmit mode, status, and location
    • B. Antenna and RF power
    • C. Receive audio, transmit audio, and transmitter keying
    • D. NMEA GPS location and DC power
  • T4A07 (C) Which of the following connections is made between a computer and a transceiver to use computer software when operating digital modes? #card
    • A. Computer “line out” to transceiver push-to-talk
    • B. Computer “line in” to transceiver push-to-talk
    • C. Computer “line in” to transceiver speaker connector
    • D. Computer “line out” to transceiver speaker connector
  • T4A08 (D) Which of the following conductors is preferred for bonding at RF? #card
    • A. Copper braid removed from coaxial cable
    • B. Steel wire
    • C. Twisted-pair cable
    • D. Flat copper strap
  • T4A09 (B) How can you determine the length of time that equipment can be powered from a battery? #card
    • A. Divide the watt-hour rating of the battery by the peak power consumption of the equipment
    • B. Divide the battery ampere-hour rating by the average current draw of the equipment
    • C. Multiply the watts per hour consumed by the equipment by the battery power rating
    • D. Multiply the square of the current rating of the battery by the input resistance of the equipment
  • T4A10 (A) What function is performed with a transceiver and a digital mode hot spot? #card
    • A. Communication using digital voice or data systems via the internet
    • B. FT8 digital communications via AFSK
    • C. RTTY encoding and decoding without a computer
    • D. High-speed digital communications for meteor scatter
  • T4A11 (A) Where should the negative power return of a mobile transceiver be connected in a vehicle? #card
    • A. At the 12 volt battery chassis ground
    • B. At the antenna mount
    • C. To any metal part of the vehicle
    • D. Through the transceivers mounting bracket
  • T4A12 (C) What is an electronic keyer? #card
    • A. A device for switching antennas from transmit to receive
    • B. A device for voice activated switching from receive to transmit
    • C. A device that assists in manual sending of Morse code
    • D. An interlock to prevent unauthorized use of a radio