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Question 1 of 206nLoLpJ7d9fgMt0REWzI

Which of the following conditions indicate improper operation of a 150 Watt MF/HF transmitter in the F1B FEC mode?

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Which of the following conditions indicate improper operation of a 150 Watt MF/HF transmitter in the F1B FEC mode?

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• F1B FEC (NBDP/telex) transmission characteristics on MF/HF • Normal RF power behavior for keying/mark-space digital modes • Difference between transmit power indications and receive signal (S-meter) indications

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• Think about what a properly tuned MF/HF NBDP installation should look like on the RF power and SWR meters when you are transmitting a steady stream of telex characters. • Ask yourself which indication describes receive conditions rather than transmit operation, and whether the question is asking about the transmitter or the receiver. • Consider whether a digital FEC signal in F1B mode should show steady power, varying power, or signs of high reflected power/SWR problems during normal transmission.

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• Identify which options describe transmit power and SWR versus received signal strength; focus only on transmit behavior for this question. • Check whether the described forward and reflected power would be acceptable for efficient antenna tuning on a 150-watt MF/HF system. • Decide whether a properly functioning F1B FEC transmitter should show constant RF output near rated power or a rapidly fluctuating output from zero to full power.

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Question 1 of 20

Which of the following conditions indicate improper operation of a 150 Watt MF/HF transmitter in the F1B FEC mode?

The RF power meter indicates constant output at a level between 125 watts and 150 watts during transmission.

The SWR meter indicates 125 watts forward RF power and 5 watts reflected RF power during transmission.

The RF "S" meter fluctuates depending on the strength of the received signal during NBDP reception.

The RF power meter indicates an output that fluctuates between 0 and 150 watts during transmission.

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Question 1 / 206nLoLpJ7d9fgMt0REWzI

Question 1 of 206nLoLpJ7d9fgMt0REWzI

Which of the following conditions indicate improper operation of a 150 Watt MF/HF transmitter in the F1B FEC mode?

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Which of the following conditions indicate improper operation of a 150 Watt MF/HF transmitter in the F1B FEC mode?

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