Extra exam question E1B08

WhyIf a well-designed broadcast receiver still experiences interference from an amateur station, the FCC may require that station to avoid transmitting during certain hours on the frequencies causing the problem. Under §97.121, if an amateur station's signal interferes with domestic broadcast reception even though the affected receivers are well designed, the FCC can require the amateur station to avoid transmitting during certain hours on the specific frequencies causing the problem, rather than shutting the station down outright, answer D. A full cessation of operation, whether sitewide or across an entire frequency range above or below 30 MHz, is a heavier remedy than what this particular rule actually authorizes.