XPost: uk.radio.amateur   
   From: roger@hayter.org   
      
   Jim GM4DHJ ...  wrote:   
      
   > >   
   > > Some question have more than one correct answer but you need to select   
   > > the most correct answer.   
   > >   
   > > Andy   
   > >   
   > well that is just stupid ...   
      
   I disagree that A could be right.  Anyone can overhear an amateur   
   transmission to another amateur within range (because encryption isn't   
   allowed!) but that is not what the transmission is *for*.   Everyone   
   should know they can be overheard.  Equally B isn't against the rules   
   because net conversations are allowed.  D is not relevant to "general   
   transmission".  So only C can possibly be right.  As you have pointed   
   out yourself, broadcasting *for* general listeners is the thing thing   
   that isn't allowed, and it seems a very reaonable question to show that   
   people have understood that.   
      
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