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Thursday, August 28, 2008 
 
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How To File For a Vanity Call Sign
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Amateur Radio Morse Code Definition
Amateur Radio "Q" Code Definitions
CW Operating Manual
Arizona License Examination Dates/Locations
Dipole Antenna Length
License Certificate Creator
Ham Lookup by Zip Code
Requested Invalid Call Signs in the Last Month
Convert Between UTC and Local Time


FCC Links

   

FCC - Vanity Call Signs
FCC - CORES Registration System
FCC - ULS Online Systems
FCC - Valid Call Sign Rules
FCC - Unavailable Call Sign Rules
FCC - How to use the ULS to file a vanity application
FCC - Request Types: by List and FAQ's (Primary Station)
FCC - Request Types: by Former Holder and FAQ's (Primary Station)
FCC - Request Types: by Close Relative of Former Holder Now Deceased and FAQ's (Primary Station)
FCC - Request Types: By Former Holder (Club Station)
FCC - Request Types: In Memoriam (Club Station)
FCC - Support: Online Help Request


Vanity Related Links

   

Choosing Your Ideal Vanity Call Sign by Anthony A. Luscre (K8ZT)
W5YI Group - Will Get Your Vanity Call For You


Other Amateur Radio Links

   

ARRL: US Amateur Frequency Allocations
FISTS: The International Morse Preservation Society

Extra Exam
Question: E4A06

Question: Which of the following is NOT something that could be determined with a spectrum analyzer?

A. The degree of isolation between the input and output ports of a 2 meter duplexer

B. Whether a crystal is operating on its fundamental or overtone frequency

C. The speed at which a transceiver switches from transmit to receive when being used for packet radio

D. The spectral output of a transmitter

Correct Answer: C


For more questions that might appear on an Amateur Radio License Test, click on the "practice exams" link on the left panel.