351: Long before computers, ham radio's had "bugs" too. A ham radio bug is:  

352: What is the name and call of the ham that was sent to Europe by the ARRL in 1921 to listen for ham signals from the U.S.?  

353: When was the first amateur satellite, Oscar 1, placed into orbit?  

354: What is the name of the hill where Guglielmo Marconi received the first trans-Atlantic wireless message?    

355: What does the achronym ARRL stand for, in Amateur Radio?  

356: What are the middle names of Samuel F. B. Morse?  

357: According to the solar observatory in Zurich, Switzerland, the solar cycle that begun in what year, is now called first cycle?    

358: What does GMT stand for?  

359: What style of connector do hams use most at HF frequencies?

360: Which band is known as... the "Top" band?  

361: Which radio manufacturer's name is not based on a person's name?  

362: The U.S. Amateurs have the ARRL. What organization serves the amateurs of Canada?

363: What layer of the ionosphere is generally known to be the cause of "Short Skip" on 10m and up?  

364: Which of the following is a common speaker impedance:    

365: Philo T Farnsworth had a hand in developing this everyday object:  

366: What does "VOX" stand for?  

367: Which layer of the ionosphere absorbs the low frequency radio signals in the daytime?    

368: Which of the following did Edwin Armstrong invent?      

369: "CW" stands for:  

370: Most vertical antennas are of this length.  

371: What is the formula for determining the length of a half wave dipole?  

372: What transceivers are used most often, by Russian ham's?  

373: What is the maximum permitted power, for Russian amateurs, on HF bands?    

374: The Central Radio Club of Russian Federation was named in honor of ...  

375: In what year, did operation of the first Russian amateur radio station begin?