Which of the following would disqualify a third party from participating in sending a message via an amateur station?
The correct answer is A: The third party's amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated. A factor that would disqualify a third party from participating in sending a message via an amateur station is if the third party's amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated. People with revoked licenses cannot participate in third-party communications. For amateur radio operators, this helps ensure only eligible people participate in amateur communications. Understanding this helps when handling third-party traffic.
Exam Tip
Third-party disqualification = revoked license. Think 'T'hird 'P'arty 'D'isqualification = 'R'evoked 'L'icense. Third parties with revoked amateur licenses cannot participate. Not about citizenship or language - only revoked licenses are disqualifying.
Memory Aid
"Third-party disqualification = revoked license. Think 'T'hird 'P'arty 'D'isqualification = 'R'evoked 'L'icense. Third parties with revoked amateur licenses cannot participate. Citizenship and language don't matter."
Real-World Application
Someone wants to send a message via your station, but their amateur license was revoked by the FCC and hasn't been reinstated. They cannot participate in third-party communications because revoked licensees are disqualified. However, a non-US citizen or someone speaking another language can participate - only revoked licenses are disqualifying.
Key Concepts
Why Other Options Are Wrong
Option B: Incorrect. Non-US citizens can participate in third-party communications - citizenship isn't a restriction. Third-party rules apply regardless of citizenship.
Option C: Incorrect. Speaking in languages other than English is permitted - there's no language restriction for third-party communications.
Option D: Incorrect. Since B and C are not restrictions, 'all of the above' cannot be correct. Only revoked licenses disqualify third parties.
题目解析
The correct answer is A: The third party's amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated. A factor that would disqualify a third party from participating in sending a message via an amateur station is if the third party's amateur license has been revoked and not reinstated. People with revoked licenses cannot participate in third-party communications. For amateur radio operators, this helps ensure only eligible people participate in amateur communications. Understanding this helps when handling third-party traffic.
考试技巧
Third-party disqualification = revoked license. Think 'T'hird 'P'arty 'D'isqualification = 'R'evoked 'L'icense. Third parties with revoked amateur licenses cannot participate. Not about citizenship or language - only revoked licenses are disqualifying.
记忆口诀
Third-party disqualification = revoked license. Think 'T'hird 'P'arty 'D'isqualification = 'R'evoked 'L'icense. Third parties with revoked amateur licenses cannot participate. Citizenship and language don't matter.
实际应用示例
Someone wants to send a message via your station, but their amateur license was revoked by the FCC and hasn't been reinstated. They cannot participate in third-party communications because revoked licensees are disqualified. However, a non-US citizen or someone speaking another language can participate - only revoked licenses are disqualifying.
错误选项分析
Option B: Incorrect. Non-US citizens can participate in third-party communications - citizenship isn't a restriction. Third-party rules apply regardless of citizenship. Option C: Incorrect. Speaking in languages other than English is permitted - there's no language restriction for third-party communications. Option D: Incorrect. Since B and C are not restrictions, 'all of the above' cannot be correct. Only revoked licenses disqualify third parties.
知识点
Third-party communications, Revoked license, Third-party restrictions, FCC rules
Verified Content
Question from official FCC General Class question pool. Explanation reviewed by licensed amateur radio operators.