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Friday, March 12, 2010
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Status Definitions
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If a call sign appears in the status column then that indicates that the
applicant was awarded the indicated call sign. If a call sign does not appear
in the status column then it will contain a word or letters as defined below.
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| Word | Definition |
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| Granted | The application was granted by the FCC. |
| Denied | The application was denied by the FCC. |
| Withdrawn | The applicant has withdrawn his application for this call sign. |
| Active | The requested call sign is currently an active call sign and the application will be denied by the FCC. |
| In Wait | The requested call sign is currently in the required two-year wait or the application was filed while the call sign was in the two-year wait and unless the applicant is a former holder the call sign will be denied by the FCC. |
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Invalid |
The requested call sign does not adhere to the rules for currently
available US
call signs from which to choose, as explained on the FCC's "Call Sign Availability"
web page, which you can view by clicking
here. The request for this call sign will
be denied by the FCC. You can get a list of requested invalid call signs and
the rule the request is in violation of by clicking
here. |
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| Letter | Definition |
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| P |
Application is in the Pending Level 2 phase of the application process,
which simply means it is waiting for the required 18 to 20 day wait to
be completed before final processing can occur. Please check the
estimated process date column for when this should happen. |
| F |
Applicant applied as a former primary station holder, close relative of
former holder, former club station holder or club station with consent
of close relative of former holder of the call. |
| $ |
Applicant has paid the required fee. |
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General Exam
Question: G1C01
Question: What is the maximum transmitting power an amateur station may use on 3690 kHz?
A. 200 watts PEP output
B. 1000 watts PEP output
C. 1500 watts PEP output
D. The minimum power necessary to carry out the desired communications, with a maximum of 2000 watts PEP output
Correct Answer: A
For more questions that might appear on an Amateur Radio License Test, click on the "practice exams" link on the left panel.
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