Suhu RJ, di donlot yang buat winamp terus di putar menggunakan winamp.... RTF ( Radiotelephony procedures ) . mustinya RTP ya.. saya tahunya yang simple2 saja namun agak banyak sih... saya share dibagi beberapa post ya....
Alphabet and Numbers The emphasis should be put on the bold written part. Letter Notation Pronunciation A Alpha Al-pha B Bravo Bra-vo C Charley Char-lee D Delta Dell-tah E Echo Eck-oh F Foxtrot Foks-trot G Golf Golf H Hotel Hoh-tell I India In-dee-ah J Juliet Jewlee-ett K Kilo Key-low L Lima Lee-mah M Mike Mike N November No-vem-ber O Oscar Oss-cah P Papa Pah-pah Q Quebec Keh-beck R Romeo Row-me-oh S Sierra See-air-rah T Tango Tang-go U Uniform You-nee-form V Victor Vik-tah W Whiskey Wiss-key X X-ray Ecks-ray Y Yankee Yang-key Z Zulu Zoo-loo The letters O and V are in reality pronounced as Oscar and Victor.
NUMBERS 0 Zero Zero 1 One Wun 2 Two Too 3 Three Tree 4 Four Fow-er 5 Five Fife 6 Six Siks 7 Seven Sev-ven 8 Eight Ait 9 Nine Nin-er
PRONOUNCIATION OF NUMBER COMBINATIONS The words HUNDRED and THOUSAND may only be used with ALTITUDE, CLOUD height, VISIBILITY and RUNWAY VISUAL RANGE (RVR). In all other situations the numbers are given separate of each other.
Examples: 21200 lbs two one two zero zero pounds 21200 ft two one thousand two hundred feet Squawk 4500 squawk four five zero zero Overcast at 3000 ft overcast at three thousand feet RVR 700 m runway visual seven hundred meters Flightlevel 100 flight level one zero zero Heading 300 heading three zero zero 10 nm one zero nautical miles QNH 1000 QNH one zero zero zero
A point in RT is called Decimal (Day-see-mal) except in the US and is not used in time declarations as well as in coordinates. In the latter the letters N, E, S and W are called out as North, East, South and West
Examples: 124.3 one two four decimal three 10.17 UTC one zero one seven UTC (you-tee-see) 55.12 N 03.54 E five five one two North zero three five four East
UNITS Distances in navigation and position confirmations Nautical Miles NM Short distances as with runway length Meters m Altitude, elevation, heights Feet ft Horizontal speed including wind speed Knots Kt Vertical speed Feet per minute ft/M Wind-direction for take-offs and landings Degrees Magnetic degrees MAG Altimeter-calibration Hectopascal hPa Temperature Degrees Celsius degrees C
Aircraft that are within the wake turbulence category “heavy” must on initial radio contact with Approach or Tower mention the phrase “heavy” after their call sign. The following aircraft types have the WTC “heavy”:A310, A340, B747, B757, B767, B777, L101, MD11.
AFFIRM Yes BREAK Provides separation between different parts within a message. BREAK, BREAK Provides separation between different messages between different stations. CHECK Review a certain procedure or system CONFIRM Have I received this message (clearance or instruction) correctly? CONTACT Make contact with ….. CORRECT Is true or understood correctly CORRECTION There is a mistake in message, should be ….. DISREGARD You can consider the last message as not send GO AHEAD Start or proceed with your message (only used in context of communication!) HOW DO YOU READ How do you receive me? I SAY AGAIN I repeat to emphasize or clear something MAINTAIN Proceed on previous instructed conditions MONITOR Listen out on (passive) frequency NEGATIVE No, request not approved, that is not correct or not able… READ-BACK Repeat last message as received (command) RECLEARED Last received clearance changed REPORT Pass the following information REQUEST A request to or for …… ROGER Have received last message in full SAY AGAIN Repeat the whole or part of message SPEAK SLOWER Reduce speaking speed STAND-BY Wait a moment, I’ll call you back, listen out UNABLE Cannot perform or confirm your request or instruction WILCO Message received and will comply WORDS TWICE As request when connection is bad. Repeat all words two times. As acknowledgement that every word will be repeated twice.