| Phonetic Alphabet | Law Enforcement, Fire and EMS procedures | Canadian Radio-Television Communications (CRTC) | Radio Terminology and History |
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What is the phontetic alphabet?
The international system that associates words with specific letters of the alphabet.
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When to use echo procedure?
This procedure is used during a vehicle and foot pursuits.
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What is the acronym for Canadian Radio-Television Communications.
CRTC
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What is a spectrum?
Term used to describe the complete range of radio frequencies used for communication.
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What is the phontetic letter for Z?
Zulu
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What is law enforcement procedure?
What procedure will use the terms BOLO (be on the look out) and ATL ( attempt to locate)?
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What is rules of operations?
It is unlawful to broadcast false calls or fraudulent distress signals.
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What is radio interoperability?
The ability for multiple agencies to converse with one another using common radio frequencies.
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What is the phontetic letter for V?
Victor
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What is fire and EMS procedure?
Minium amount of information during initial dispatch.
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What is CRTC regulations breaking?
Broadcasting obscene language, such as profane language
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What is a Radio?
Transmitting information without physical connections.
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What is the phontetic letter for H?
Hotel
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What is a form notification?
Use of audible tones incuding: broadcasting over the radio, sound over the PA system, pagers, outdoor sirens
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What is unlawful broadcasting?
Superfluous signals, messages or communications of any kind
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What is the first radios way to communcate?
Dots and Dashes were used for communication
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What is the phontetic letter for L?
Lina
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What is the actions during post dispatch?
Calling other companies such as: law enforcement agencies, search and resuce, HAZMAT and utility companies.
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What is the year that CRTC was established.
1932
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What is 1930?
This year is when radio broadcasts were often interrupted with "calling all cars"
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