1 |
Malaysian Amateur Station Apparatus Assignment (Class A) holder is allowed to operate:
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A | Anywhere in the world when travelling on a Malaysian passport |
B | Anywhere in Malaysia and in any other country with which a reciprocal licensing arrangement exists |
C | Within 50 km of operator home station location |
D | Anywhere in Malaysia only |
2 |
A Class (A) licensee may operate in the following bands:
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A | 28.000 MHz – 29.800 MHz |
B | 14 MHz – 14.350 MHz |
C | 18.068 MHz- 18.178 MHz |
D | All of the above answers |
3 |
A person operating a Malaysian amateur radio station is forbidden to communicate with amateur stations of another country:
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A | When that country has notified the International Telecommunication Union that it objects to such communications |
B | Without written permission from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission |
C | Until they have properly identified their stations |
D | Unless they are passing third party traffic |
4 |
The National club that represents Malaysia in International Amateur Radio Union (IARU)
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A | Malaysian Amateur Radio Transmitter’s Society - MARTS |
B | Singapore Amateur Radio Transmitting Society – SARTS |
C | Radio Amateur Society of Thailand - RAST |
D | Japan Amateur Radio League – JARL |
5 |
A station that is operated from the address specified in the apparatus assignment:
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A | A specified amateur radio station. |
B | A base station. |
C | A mobile station. |
D | A portable station. |
6 |
A station that is operating while it is in motion or while it is stationary at an unspecified place is called:
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A | A removable radio station. |
B | An amateur radio station. |
C | A mobile station. |
D | A portable station. |
7 |
The Amateur Service in Malaysia is administered by:
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A | The Minister of Energy, Communication and Multimedia. |
B | The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission |
C | The Ministry of Home Affairs |
D | The Local Councils |
8 |
All of the followings are the national policy objective for the communications and multimedia industry as mentioned in the Communications and Multimedia Act EXCEPT:
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A | To establish Malaysia as a major global centre and hub for the communications and multimedia information and content services. |
B | To promote a civil society where information based services will provide the basis of continuing enhancements to the quality of work and life. |
C | To punish those who did not use the spectrum efficiently or misuse the spectrum for it own personal gain. |
D | To ensure information security and network reliability and integrity |
9 |
An amateur radio station is one which is:
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A | Licensed by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission to operate on the amateur frequency bands |
B | Owned and operated by a person who is not engaged professionally in radio communications |
C | Used exclusively to provide two-way communication in connection with activities of amateur sporting organisations |
D | Used primarily for emergency communications during floods, earthquakes and similar disasters |
10 |
An amateur radio station may transmit unidentified signals when:
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A | Making a brief test not intended for reception by anyone else |
B | Conducted on a clear frequency when no interference |
C | The meaning of transmitted information must be obscured to preserve secrecy |
D | Not allowed |
11 |
An amateur radio station must have a licensed operator:
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A | Only when training another amateur |
B | Whenever the station receiver operated |
C | Whenever the station used for transmitting |
D | At all times when operating |
12 |
Based on Communications and Multimedia (Spectrum) Regulations 2000, what is the fee amount (per year) for Amateur Station (Class A) Apparatus Assignment?
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A | RM 60.00 |
B | RM 24.00 |
C | RM 36.00 |
D | RM 120.00 |
13 |
Based on Communications and Multimedia (Spectrum) Regulations 2000, what is the processing fee amount (per applications) for Amateur Station (Class Apparatus Assignment?
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A | RM 60.00 |
B | RM 24.00 |
C | RM 36.00 |
D | RM 120.00 |
14 |
Based on Communications and Multimedia (Spectrum) Regulations 2000, what is the fee amount for application to vary an assignment (request to amend the apparatus assignment)?
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A | RM 10.00 |
B | RM 20.00 |
C | RM 30.00 |
D | RM 40.00 |
15 |
Based on Communications and Multimedia (Spectrum) Regulations 2000, what is the fee amount (per year) for Amateur Radio Repeater Station?
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A | RM 60.00 |
B | RM 24.00 |
C | RM 36.00 |
D | RM 120.00 |
16 |
For regulatory purposes, the world is divided by the ITU into regions each with different radio spectrum allocations. Malaysia is located in:
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A | Region 1 |
B | Region 2 |
C | Region 3 |
D | Region 4 |
17 |
For the international contest management, Malaysia gazette in the CQ zone number?
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A | 53 |
B | 28 |
C | 73 |
D | 51 |
18 |
If radio apparatus found in a person possession in contravention of the Radio Regulations (licensing) of 2000, the licensing authority, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), may:
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A | Destroy the equipment. |
B | Seize and Detain or in his discretion seal such radio apparatus. |
C | Allow the equipment to be used illegally. |
D | Return the equipment to the supplier. |
19 |
If the Commission decides to suspend or cancel the assignment (by sending a written notice to the assignment holder), within how many days the assignment holder can reply for an appeal:
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A | 25 days from the date of the notice issuance |
B | 10 days from the date of the notice issuance |
C | 15 days from the date of the notice issuance |
D | 30 days from the date of the notice issuance |
20 |
The minimum age, eligible for Class A radio operator
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A | No age limit |
B | 14 Years old |
C | 15 Years old |
D | 21 Years old |
21 |
How long does class B need to wait before sitting for A class exam?
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A | After confirmation of C class callsign |
B | After holding a class B Apparatus Assignment for at least one year |
C | After two years |
D | After six month |
22 |
The callsign of an amateur radio Class A licensee who address is in Sarawak must use the prefix:
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A | 9M8 |
B | 9M7 |
C | 9M6 |
D | 9M2 |
23 |
The callsign of an amateur radio Class A licensee who address is in Sabah must use the prefix:
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A | 9M8 |
B | 9M7 |
C | 9M6 |
D | 9M2 |
24 |
The callsign of an amateur radio Class A licensee who address is in Semenanjung must use the prefix:
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A | 9M8 |
B | 9M7 |
C | 9M6 |
D | 9M2 |
25 |
When station callsign operated with 9M2/PA0FRI, what does it means?
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A | Reciprocal licence |
B | Intruder operator |
C | That callsign does not exist |
D | Borrowed licence |
26 |
The maximum power output permitted for a 5.3515 MHz to 5.3665 MHz frequency band:
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A | 15 watts EIRP |
B | 400 watts PEP |
C | 18 watts EIRP |
D | 2000 watts PEP |
27 |
The maximum power output permitted for a 7.000 MHz to 29.7 MHz frequency band:
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A | 1000W EIRP |
B | 400W PEP |
C | 1KW PEP |
D | 2000W PEP |
28 |
The maximum power output permitted for a 6M frequency band:
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A | 1000W EIRP |
B | 500W PEP |
C | 1KW PEP |
D | 2000W PEP |
29 |
The maximum power output permitted for a 2M and 70Cm frequency band:
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A | 100W PEP |
B | 5W PEP |
C | 50W PEP |
D | 200W PEP |
30 |
If a station is calling "CQ Europe" you should:
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A | Call him. |
B | If he does not answer 9M call, curse him and accuse him |
C | Wait and see if he gets replies from Europe and if not wait to hear what area he calls next, and so on until he calls CQ Malaysia |
D | Blow a trumpet or musical instrument to attract his attention |
31 |
The frequency spectrum indicated that 2.3GHz to 2.450GHz spectrum alias as the same frequency with wireless Local Area Network (WLAN). When the Amateur Service is a secondary the user of a band whereby another service is the primary user, this means:
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A | Nothing at all, `all users have equal rights to operate |
B | Amateurs may only use the band during emergencies |
C | The band may be used by amateurs provided they do not cause harmful interference to primary users |
D | Operator may increase transmitter power to overcome any interference caused by primary users |
32 |
What is the maximum validity period of an Amateur Station Apparatus Assignment?
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A | 3 months |
B | 1 year |
C | 20 years |
D | 5 years |
33 |
What is the minimum validity period of an Amateur Station Apparatus Assignment?
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A | 3 months |
B | 1 year |
C | 20 years |
D | 5 years |
34 |
What is the maximum validity period of an Amateur Station Apparatus Assignment for foreign amateur radio operator under the reciprocal arrangement?
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A | 3 months |
B | 6 months |
C | 1 year |
D | 3 years |
35 |
What type of assignment shall an amateur radio hobbyist apply to use or operate the amateur radio equipment?
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A | Spectrum Assignment |
B | Apparatus Assignment |
C | Class Assignment |
D | Amateur Radio Assignment |
36 |
When MCMC has allocated certain Amateur bands to be used on a shared basis, amateur radio stations:
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A | The person uses the frequency first have the right to use such frequency. |
B | Shall interfere with those stations to get them to change frequency. |
C | Shall not cause any interference to such stations. |
D | Shall request the other station to change frequency. |
37 |
Which of the following types of stations may normally transmit only one-way communications?
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A | Repeater station |
B | Beacon station |
C | HF station |
D | VHF station |
38 |
If the operator is using a language besides English to make a contact, what language must an operator use when identifying station?
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A | Any language |
B | Arabic |
C | English Only |
D | Any language of a country that is a member of the International Telecommunication Union |
39 |
What is the activity known as fox hunting?
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A | Amateurs using receivers and direction-finding techniques attempt to locate a hidden transmitter |
B | Amateurs using transmitting equipment and direction-finding techniques attempt to locate a hidden receiver |
C | Amateurs helping the government track radio-transmitter collars attached to animals |
D | Amateurs assembly stations using generators and portable antennas to test their emergency communications skills |
40 |
What are SIMPLEX communications?
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A | Transmitting and receiving on the same frequency |
B | Transmitting and receiving over a wide area |
C | Transmitting on one frequency and receiving on another |
D | Transmitting one-way communications |
41 |
What is SIMPLEX frequency?
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A | Transmitting and receiving on the same frequency |
B | Transmitting and receiving over a wide area |
C | Transmitting on one frequency and receiving on another |
D | Transmitting one-way communications |
42 |
What should operator do before transmitting on any frequency?
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A | Listen to make sure others are not using the frequency |
B | Listen to make sure that someone will be able to hear the operator |
C | Check on antenna for resonance at the selected frequency |
D | Make sure the SWR on your antenna feed line is high enough |
43 |
When conversing via a VHF or UHF repeater operator should pause between “over” for about:
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A | Half a second |
B | 3 seconds |
C | 30 seconds |
D | Several minutes |
44 |
A net is taking place on 2 m band. Operator should:
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A | Call CQ on that frequency during a break in transmissions |
B | Listen for a while and then butt in even if operator cannot contribute to the discussion |
C | Wait for a break in transmission, then call in and wait to be called in |
D | Whistle or use a musical instrument to attract attention |