What may happen if the FCC is unable to reach you by email?

• A. Issuance of a warning letter
• B. Revocation of the station license or suspension of the operator license
• C. Temporary suspension of operations
• D. No consequences

Answer: (B)

If the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is unable to reach you by email, it can lead to serious consequences such as the revocation of your station license or the suspension of your operator license. The FCC relies on effective communication with licensees to ensure compliance with regulations and to address any potential issues. Failure to respond or be reachable can raise concerns about the operator's ability or willingness to adhere to the rules, which could ultimately result in disciplinary actions like revocation or suspension of licenses. This emphasizes the importance of maintaining updated contact information and being responsive to communications from the FCC to ensure your privileges as a licensed amateur radio operator remain intact.