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Old October 29th 07, 10:58 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.moderated
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Thanks for the correction Jim. I should have stated that what I don't like
on the tests is questions about what particular frequencies you are
allowed to operate on by your class.


Yet there are times such as mobile or portable operation that we don't have
that band chart with us. So it's nice to know our frequencies.


Of course taking into account the bandwidth of the transmitted signal,
another question that would be better on the test than the simple
statement of frequencies.


I definitely agree that this should be a possible test question as one can
be out of band simply due to the width of the signal. A lot of people don't
understand this until they get "dinged" so to speak. When I teach a class,
I try to emphasize this.

Dee, N8UZE


 
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