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Question #81Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The renewal fee for General Grade Amateur license under new rules is
- Rs 1000 ✓ Correct answer
- Rs 2000
- Rs. 100
- Rs.200
Explanation: The 2024 rules specify ₹1,000 for a 20-year General ASOC and ₹2,000 for lifetime validity; renewal fee depends on the validity category. Option A is the 20-year fee.
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Question #82Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The fee for mobile endorsement under new rules is
- Rs 100 ✓ Correct answer
- Rs. 200
- Rs. 1000
- Rs. 2000
Explanation: The legacy answer is ₹100, but the 2024 rules do not set out a separate “mobile endorsement” fee in those terms; this item needs updating for the current rules.
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Question #83Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The maximum DC power permitted under new rules for Restricted grade amateurs under 144-146 MHz band is
- 10 watts ✓ Correct answer
- 25 watts
- 50 watts
- 100 watts
Explanation: The legacy schedule answer for Restricted grade on 144–146 MHz is 10 W; confirm the current category schedule before using this as a live regulatory question.
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Question #84Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The maximum DC power permitted under new rules for General grade amateurs under 7000-7100 KHz band is
- 50 watts
- 100 watts
- 200 watts
- 400 watts ✓ Correct answer
Explanation: The legacy schedule answer for General grade on 7 MHz is 400 W; confirm the current category schedule before using this as a live regulatory question.
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Question #85Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The permitted emission under new rules for Restricted grade amateurs under 144-l46 MHz band is
- A3E
- J3E
- F3E ✓ Correct answer
- AlA
Explanation: F3E denotes frequency-modulated telephony, the expected VHF voice mode in this legacy question.
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Question #86Operating Procedures, Morse Code and Phonetics
The first symbol in the designation for classification of emission represents
- Nature of signals modulating the main carrier
- Type of modulation of the main carrier ✓ Correct answer
- Type of information to be transmitted
- None of the above
Explanation: The first emission symbol identifies the type of modulation of the main carrier.
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Question #87Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
Emission designation of commercial FM broadcast transmission in India is
- ME
- J3E
- F3E ✓ Correct answer
- R3E
Explanation: F3E is the designation for frequency-modulated telephony, the conventional FM broadcast emission class.
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Question #88Operating Procedures, Morse Code and Phonetics
Conventional Morse code transmission can be represented by
- J3E
- F3E
- ME
- AlA ✓ Correct answer
Explanation: A1A is the emission designation for on-off keyed telegraphy (Morse) by an unmodulated carrier.
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Question #89Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The second symbol in the designation of emission represents
- Nature of signals modulating the main earner ✓ Correct answer
- Type of modulation of the main carrier
- Type of information to be transmitted
- None of the above
Explanation: The second emission symbol identifies the nature of the signal(s) modulating the main carrier.
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Question #90Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The following frequency band is permitted for general grade amateurs only
- 1820 - 1860 KHz ✓ Correct answer
- 3500 - 3700 KHz
- 5725 - 5840 MHz
- 21000 - 21450 KHz
Explanation: The legacy Indian allocation table identifies 1820–1860 kHz as the listed General-grade-only band among these choices; verify against the current notified band schedule before publication.
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Question #91Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The fee for change of location new rules is
- Rs. 100
- Rs. 200
- Rs. 500
- Rs. 1000 ✓ Correct answer
Explanation: The 2024 rules specify ₹1,000 for changing the amateur station location.
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Question #92Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The maximum DC power permitted under new rules for General grade amateurs under 144-146 MHz band is
- 10 watts
- 25 watts ✓ Correct answer
- 50 watts
- 100 watts
Explanation: The legacy schedule answer for General grade on 144–146 MHz is 25 W; verify the current notified schedule before publication.
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Question #93Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The standard designation for a bandwidth of 4.8 KHz is
- 4800 Hz
- 4K8
- 4K80 ✓ Correct answer
- 4800
Explanation: 4.8 kHz is written as 4K80 in the standard bandwidth format.
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Question #94Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
A bandwidth of 402 M represents
- 4000 MHz
- 402 MHz ✓ Correct answer
- 4.2 MHz
- 420 MHz
Explanation: In bandwidth notation, 402M means 402 MHz.
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Question #95Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The emission C3F denotes
- Single side band analog audio emission
- Common analog radio emission
- Vestigial sideband analog TV emission ✓ Correct answer
- Vestigial sideband digital TV emission
Explanation: C3F denotes vestigial-sideband television with an analogue video signal.
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Question #96Operating Procedures, Morse Code and Phonetics
The expanded form for RST is
- Readability signal tone
- Readability strength tone ✓ Correct answer
- Readability strength testing
- Readability signal strength tone
Explanation: RST means Readability, Signal Strength and Tone.
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Question #97Operating Procedures, Morse Code and Phonetics
The phonetic for ‘W’ is
- Wine
- White
- Whiskey ✓ Correct answer
- Wheel
Explanation: The ITU phonetic word for W is Whiskey.
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Question #98Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
The UHF band extends from
- 3-30 KHz
- 30-300 MHz
- 3-30 MHz
- 300-3000 MHz ✓ Correct answer
Explanation: UHF extends from 300 MHz to 3000 MHz.
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Question #99Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
Which of the frequency bands was not allocated for Amateur service
- 7000 - 7100 KHz
- 7100 - 7200 KHz
- 10120 - 10240 KHZ ✓ Correct answer
- 28000 - 29700 KHz
Explanation: 10.120–10.240 MHz is not an amateur allocation; the 30-metre amateur allocation is around 10.1 MHz, not this range.
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Question #100Amateur Radio Regulations and Licensing
‘WPC’ stands for
- Wireless Planning and Coordination ✓ Correct answer
- Wireless Placement cell
- Wireless Planning cell
- Wireless Placement and Coordination ****** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Explanation: WPC stands for Wireless Planning and Coordination.
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