Subelement ZLG
Operating an Amateur Radio Station
Section ZLG23
General Operating Procedures
The correct order for callsigns in a callsign exchange at the start and end of a transmission is
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Correct Answerthe other callsign followed by your own callsign
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your callsign followed by the other callsign
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your own callsign, repeated twice
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the other callsign, repeated twice
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The following phonetic code is correct for the callsign "ZL1AN"
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zanzibar london one america norway
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Correct Answerzulu lima one alpha november
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zulu lima one able nancy
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zulu lima one able niner
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The accepted way to call "CQ" with a SSB transceiver is
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Correct Answer"CQ CQ CQ this is ZL1XXX ZL1XXX ZL1XXX"
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"This is ZL1XXX calling CQ CQ CQ"
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"CQ to anyone, CQ to anyone, I am ZL1XXX"
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"CQ CQ CQ CQ CQ this is New Zealand"
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A signal report of "5 and 1" indicates
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very low intelligibility but good signal strength
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Correct Answerperfect intelligibility but very low signal strength
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perfect intelligibility, high signal strength
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medium intelligibilty and signal strength
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The correct phonetic code for the callsign VK5ZX is
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victor kilowatt five zulu xray
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Correct Answervictor kilo five zulu xray
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victor kilo five zanzibar xray
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victoria kilo five zulu xray
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The accepted way to announce that you are listening to a VHF repeater is
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"hello 6695, this is ZL2ZZZ listening"
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"calling 6695, 6695, 6695 from ZL2ZZZ"
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"6695 from ZL2ZZZ"
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Correct Answer"ZL2ZZZ listening on 6695"
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A rare DX station calling CQ on CW and repeating "up 2" at the end of the call means the station
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Correct Answerwill be listening for replies 2 kHz higher in frequency
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will reply only to stations sending at greater than 20 wpm
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is about to shift his calling frequency 2 kHz higher
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will wait more than 2 seconds before replying to his call
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When conversing via a VHF or UHF repeater you should pause between overs for about
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half a second
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Correct Answer3 seconds
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30 seconds
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several minutes
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Before calling CQ on the HF bands, you should
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Correct Answerlisten first, then ask if the frequency is in use
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request that other operators clear the frequency
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request a signal report from any station listening
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use a frequency where many stations are already calling
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The phrase "you are fully quieting the repeater" means
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your signal is too weak for the repeater to reproduce correctly
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Correct Answeryour signal into the repeater is strong enough to be noise-free on the output frequency
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your modulation level is too low
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you are speaking too quietly into the microphone.
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