3 Responses
Where the answer to a question is in the affirmative, say:
“yes . . .” — followed by the appropriate phrase in full.
Where the answer to a question is in the negative, say:
“no . . . ” — followed by the appropriate phrase in full.
Where the information is not immediately available but soon will be, say:
“Stand by”.
Where the information cannot be obtained, say:
“No information”.
Where a message is not properly heard, say:
“Say again”.
Where a message is not understood, say:
“Message not understood”.
4 Distress/urgency/safety messages
MAYDAY (repeated three times) is to be used to announce a distress message.
PAN PAN (repeated three times) is to be used to announce an urgency message.
SECURITE (repeated three times) is to be used to announce a safety message.
5 Miscellaneous phrases
What is your name (and call sign)?
How do you read me?
I read you . . .
bad/1
poor/2
fair/3
good/4
excellent/5
with signal strength . . .
1/barely perceptible
2/weak
3/fairly good
4/good
5/very good
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