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Regional Gliding School

Phonetic AlphabetA Alfa J Juliet S Sierra

B Bravo K Kilo T Tango

C Charlie L Lima U Uniform

D Delta M Mike V Victor

E Echo N November W Whiskey

F Foxtrot O Oscar X X-ray

G Golf P Papa Y Yankee

H Hotel Q Quebec Z Zulu

I India R Romeo


NumbersNumbers are pronounced as follows:

0 ZEE-RO 5 Fife1 WUN 6 SIX 2 TOO 7 SEV-en 3 TREE 8 AIT 4 FOW-er 9 NIN-er

Decimal DAY-SEE-MAL Thousand TOU-SAND


TimeThe 24 hour clock is used to express time.

Examples: 12:00 AM - 0000 hrs 12:30 AM - 0030 hrs09:00 AM - 0900 hrs02:30 PM - 1430 hrs05:45 PM - 1745 hrs


Money

The word “dollars” always is stated first before speaking of money.

For example, $45.32 would be spoken as:

“Dollars FOW-er Fife DAY-SEE-MAL Tree Too”


Confirmation Stage

NOTE: You must use the buttons in the Confirmation Stage


A

B

C

D

Charlie , Alfa, Delta, Echo, Tango

Chuck , Alfa, Delta, Echo, Tango

Charlie, Alfa, Delta, Echo, Tingle

Cadet, Alfa, Delta, Echo, Tingle

Let's try a few review questions on Radio:

Question #1 - Spell cadet in phonetic alphabet.

RadioRadioRadio Phraseology and ProceduresRadio Phraseology and Procedures

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Phonetic AlphabetA Alfa J Juliet S Sierra

B Bravo K Kilo T Tango

C Charlie L Lima U Uniform

D Delta M Mike V Victor

E Echo N November W Whiskey

F Foxtrot O Oscar X X-ray

G Golf P Papa Y Yankee

H Hotel Q Quebec Z Zulu

I India R Romeo


A

B

C

D

0930 hours

1330 hours

0130 hours

2130 hours


Question #2 - What would 9:30 PM be for the 24 hour clock?



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TimeThe 24 hour clock is used to express time.

Examples: 12:00 AM - 0000 hrs12:30 AM - 0030 hrs09:00 AM - 0900 hrs02:30 PM - 1430 hrs05:45 PM - 1745 hrs


Standard Phrases• Acknowledge “Let me know you have received and

understood this message.”

• Affirmative “Yes.”

• Break “I hereby indicate the separation between portions of the message.”

• Confirm “My version is…is that correct.”

• Correction “I have made an error. The Correction is…”


Standard Phrases• Do you read? “I have called you more than once. If

you are receiving me, Reply.”

• Go ahead “Proceed with your message.”

• How do you read me? “Self explanatory.”

• I say again “I will Repeat.”

• Negative “No.”

• Out “My transmission is ended. I do not expect a reply from you.”


Standard Phrases• Over “My transmission is ended. I expect a reply from you.”

• Read back “Repeat this message back to me after I have given ‘Over’.”

• Roger “Okay, I have received your message.”

• Say Again “Repeat.” NEVER USE REPEAT ON THE RADIO.

• Speak slower Self explanatory.

• Stand By “I must pause for a few seconds.”


Standard Phrases• That is correct Self explanatory.

• Verify “Check with the originator.”

• Wilco “Your instructions received, understood and will be complied

with.”


Radio Procedure• Call up

• Reply

• Message

• Sydney Radio this is Glider Charlie Foxtrot Bravo Juliet Hotel

• Bravo Juliet Hotel this is Sydney Radio

• Sydney Radio this is Bravo Juliet Hotel on left downwind for runway 19, over

• Bravo Juliet Hotel this is Sydney Radio, Roger, the winds are 200 at 15 knots, over

• Sydney Radio this is Bravo Juliet Hotel, Roger, out• End transmission

• Acknowledge


Good Radio TechniquePronounce words clearly

Speak at a moderate rate

Use constant pitch

Hold microphone 1” from mouth

Avoid “Ums” and “Ahs”

Acknowledge all transmissions

Profanity is prohibited

Do not use for personal use


NOTE: You must use the buttons in the Confirmation Stage


A

B

C

D

Roger

Wilco

Verify

Confirm


Question #3 - What is the standard phrase for “Your instructions received, understood and will be complied with”?



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Standard Phrases• That is correct Self explanatory.

• Verify “Check with the originator.”

• Wilco “Your instructions received, understood and will be complied with.”


A

B

C

D

Call-up

Message

Reply

Acknowledge


Question #4 - What is the third step in a radio procedure?



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Radio Procedure• Call up

• Reply

• Message

• Sydney Radio this is Glider Bravo Juliet Hotel

• Bravo Juliet Hotel this is Sydney Radio

• Sydney Radio this is Bravo Juliet Hotel on leftdownwind for runway 19, over

• Juliet Hotel this is Sydney Radio, Roger, thewinds are 200 at 15 knots, over

• Sydney Radio this is Juliet Hotel, Roger, out• End transmission

• Acknowledge


Congratulations!!

You have now completed the Radio Phraseology and Procedures lesson and the Radio Module. Of course, this lesson and module is always available to you for future reference if required.

You are now ready to move along to the next module you have not completed. You can advance to the Self Test Module if you feel ready to challenge the final exam.

Good Luck!


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