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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q1 Compliance with MPE, or Maximum Permissible Exposure to RF levels (as defined in FCC Part 1, OET Bulletin 65) for “controlled” environments, are averaged over _______ minutes, while “uncontrolled” RF environments are averaged over ______ minutes.
A. 6, 30.
B. 30, 6.
C. 1, 15.
D. 15, 1. |
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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q2 Sites having multiple transmitting antennas must include antennas with more than _______% of the maximum permissible power density exposure limit when evaluating RF site exposure.
A. Any
B. 5
C. 1
D. 12.5 |
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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q3 RF exposure from portable radio transceivers may be harmful to the eyes because:
A. Magnetic fields blur vision.
B. RF heating polarizes the eye lens.
C. The magnetic field may attract metal particles to the eye.
D. RF heating may cause cataracts. |
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| D. RF heating may cause cataracts. |
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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q4 At what aggregate power level is an MPE (Maximum Permissible Exposure) study required?
A. 1000 Watts ERP.
B. 500 Watts ERP.
C. 100 Watts ERP.
D. Not required. |
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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q5 Why must you never look directly into a fiber optic cable?
A. High power light waves can burn the skin surrounding the eye.
B. An active fiber signal may burn the retina and infra-red light cannot be seen.
C. The end is easy to break.
D. The signal is red and you can see it. |
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| B. An active fiber signal may burn the retina and infra-red light cannot be seen. |
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Key Topic 99: Radiation Exposure
3-99Q6 If the MPE (Maximum Permissible Exposure) power is present, how often must the personnel accessing the affected area be trained and certified?
A. Weekly.
B. Monthly.
C. Yearly.
D. Not at all. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q1 What device can protect a transmitting station from a direct lightning hit?
A. Lightning protector.
B. Grounded cabinet.
C. Short lead in.
D. There is no device to protect a station from a direct hit from lightning. |
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| D. There is no device to protect a station from a direct hit from lightning. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q2 What is the purpose of not putting sharp corners on the ground leads within a building?
A. No reason.
B. It is easier to install.
C. Lightning will jump off of the ground lead because it is not able to make sharp bends.
D. Ground leads should always be made to look good in an installation, including the use of sharp bends in the corners. |
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| C. Lightning will jump off of the ground lead because it is not able to make sharp bends. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q3 Should you use a power drill without eye protection?
A. Yes.
B. No.
C. It’s okay as long as you keep your face away from the drill bit.
D. Only in an extreme emergency. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q4 What class of fire is one that is caused by an electrical short circuit and what is the preferred substance used to extinguish that type of fire?
A. FE28.
B. FE29.
C. FE30.
D. FE31. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q5 Do shorted-stub lightning protectors work at all frequencies?
A. Yes.
B. No, the short also kills the radio signals.
C. No, the short enhances the radio signal at the tuned band.
D. No, only at the tuned frequency band. |
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| D. No, only at the tuned frequency band. |
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Key Topic 100: Safety Steps
3-100Q6 What is a GFI electrical socket used for?
A. To prevent electrical shock by sensing ground path current and shutting the circuit down.
B. As a gold plated socket.
C. To prevent children from sticking objects in the socket.
D. To increase the current capacity of the socket. |
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| A. To prevent electrical shock by sensing ground path current and shutting the circuit down. |
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