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    The document outlines rules and regulations for amateur radio licensing and operations in the Philippines. It details licensing classes and requirements, frequency allocations, call sign formats, station identification requirements, and guidelines for emergency operations. It also discusses the roles of the National Telecommunications Commission and accredited amateur radio clubs and associations in managing the amateur radio service.

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    The document outlines rules and regulations for amateur radio licensing and operations in the Philippines. It details licensing classes and requirements, frequency allocations, call sign formats, station identification requirements, and guidelines for emergency operations. It also discusses the roles of the National Telecommunications Commission and accredited amateur radio clubs and associations in managing the amateur radio service.

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    The document outlines rules and regulations for amateur radio licensing and operations in the Philippines. It details licensing classes and requirements, frequency allocations, call sign formats, station identification requirements, and guidelines for emergency operations. It also discusses the roles of the National Telecommunications Commission and accredited amateur radio clubs and associations in managing the amateur radio service.

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    ELEMENT II-B

    RULES AND REGULATION


    (Courtesy of DU9FJA)

    1. Where should the Amateur Radio License be placed in the the radio station?
    Posted in a conspicuous place
    2. How many classes of amateurs are there in the Philippines? 4,
    3. What is not among the frequency bands allocated to the Amateur Radio Service? 25.000 – 27.990
    4. What size of the Call sign characters shall be posted on the equipment itself for a portable station?
    at least 0.635 cm
    5. The only recognized national society of amateurs in the Philippine is, PARA,
    6. What is the combination of letters and numbers to identify a radio station known as, Callsign
    7. A class A amateur license is also known as, Extra Class,
    8. What is the distress signal for radiotelephony? MAYDAY
    9. What is a valid amateur call sign in the Philippines? DV8DOC,
    10. After how many years may an expired license be renewed; subject to the payment of fees and surcharges
    and the assignment of a different call sign from that of the former license but without need for retaking
    the examination? more than 2 years but less than 5 years_
    11. ______is the term for any transmission, emission and reception of signs, signals, writings, images, and
    sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic system,
    Telecommunication,
    12. What is the amateur station so designed that it may conveniently be moved about from place to place or
    personally carried and be operated while in motion or during temporary halts? Amateur portable
    station,
    13. An applicant for an amateur class D license is eligible if he passes what element? Element II,
    14. What is DW, DV or DU in the formation of amateur call sign? Prefix,
    15. What document shall a duly accredited amateur club enter into with NTC for the management of its
    members in the proper use of the amateur frequency bands and prevention of harmful interference?
    Memorandum of agreement
    16. NTC may grant the authorization to install and operate a repeater to whom?
    only to duly recognized amateur associations, clubs or society
    17. ______is defined as radio communication service using space station on earth satellites for the same
    purpose as those of the amateur radio service? Amateur Satellite service
    18. To facilitate the reception of distress calls, all transmission on 145.000 MHz shall be kept to a minimum
    and shall not exceed how long? 1 minute,
    19. How should frequency bands allocated to a particular class of amateurs be used by duly authorized
    amateurs? Non-Interference basis
    20. How much shall NTC fine any person who had been found to have violated the law with illegal possession
    of an amateur transceiver? P2,000 and/or imprisonment of not more than 2 years for each and every
    offense
    21. An amateur who is a citizen or resident of a foreign country may be authorized to operate temporarily in
    the Philippines provided he is a holder of licensed issued by their government and his country provides
    the same privilege to Filipino nationals, what do you call this partnership or arrangement on amateur
    licensing between two countries? Reciprocal agreement,
    22. At least how many licensed members must a club have, as one of the requirements, to be accredited by
    the NTC? 25
    23.
    24. Batangas is under what amateur radio district? District
    25. To secure a class B amateur license, a registered Electronics and Communication Engineer shall be
    required to pass the examination for what element? Element II,
    26. To facilitate the reception of distress calls using the emergency frequency on 2 meters, transmissions
    should be kept to a minimum and for how long? Not exceeding 1 minute

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