ARRL Technician Practice Exam

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What does the term "RIT" mean?

  1. Receiver Integrated Tuning

  2. Receiver Incremental Tuning

  3. Radio Input Tuning

  4. Radio Interference Tuner

The correct answer is: Receiver Incremental Tuning

RIT stands for Receiver Incremental Tuning, which is a feature found in many modern receivers that allows operators to fine-tune their frequency settings. This is particularly useful when receiving signals that may be slightly off frequency or experiencing drift due to various environmental factors. With the incremental tuning feature, the operator can make small adjustments to the frequency, improving the clarity and quality of the received signal. This function enhances the overall listening experience by enabling more precise control over the signal being received, making it easier to differentiate between closely spaced signals or to compensate for minor frequency shifts.

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