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Old December 3rd 03, 01:00 AM
Dwight Stewart
 
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"KØHB" wrote:

But there IS a mandate that each licensee
is directly responsible for the proper
adjustment and operation of their
equipment, (snip) ...like signal purity, etc.
97.307(a) thru (e) come to mind.
Personally, I don't believe that your
(misnamed) Technician qualification
examination is adequate to ensure that
you can carry out that mandate.



Really? The FCC does think it is adequate. Regardless, I only saw a few
questions in the Extra question pool (July, 2002) about signal purity
(measurements and so on), none having to with the actual adjustment of
equipment. That hardly makes someone with your license an expert in this
regard.


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