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RADIO COMMUNICATIONS 4

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Mastering Radio Communications

Test your knowledge of radio communications with this engaging quiz designed for aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike. With 10 carefully crafted multiple-choice questions, you can assess your understanding of key concepts such as frequency ranges, distress communication protocols, and aeronautical regulations.

Join now and see how you stack up against others! Topics covered include:

Aeronautical Communication
Radio Frequency Ranges
Legal Regulations
Emergency Communication Procedures

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by NavigatingSky405

A radio service intended for the transmission of information relating to air navigation, preparation for and safety of flight is called;

General radio services

Mobile radio services

Broadcast service

Aeronautical fixed service

What is frequency range of very high frequency range(VHF)?

3-30 MHz

30-300 MHz

300-3000 kHz

3-20 kHz

Aircraft stations are not allowed to carry;

A personal messages

Commercial messages

Flight data

Meteorological data.

What should be done to the radio transmitter before ditching an aircraft?

Turn it OFF.

Destroy it.

Leave it to the discretion of the radio operator.

Set for continuous emissions.

Where must an aircraft pilot put his license?

At home

Must be carried in person or at the aircraft

At the hangar

At the BAT

The frequency range for high frequency(HF) signal is:

300-3000 kHz

300-3000 MHz

30-300 MHz

3-30 MHz

R.A 3846, as amended is better known as;

Radio Regulation Law

Radio Registration Law

Radio Control Law

Radio Monitoring Law

What is international distress frequency for radiotelephony?

500 kHz

2182 kHz

156.6 MHz

121.5 MHz

What is the VHF universal complex channel for emergency and distress communication?

156.8 MHz

126.7 MHz

156.6 MHz

121.5 MHz

Where should an aircraft station license be posted?

At the hangar.

At the BAT

Anywhere for safekeeping

Must be carried along by the operator at all times while on duty

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