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PPL COMMUNICATIONS

PPL EXAM EASA

QuestionAnswer
When the Alternator is not supplying power - what battery supply to radios does Flatten battery
Function of squelch Eliminate unwanted weak signal that cause bg noise (static, hash or hiss)
VHF-COM Freq range 118-000 MHZ - 137 (not including) 8.33 KHz spacing (750-25 2280-8,33)
Spelling 127.000 4 - One too seven decimal Zero
Spelling 127.055 6 - One too seven decimal Zero Fife fife
Spellin 127.050 6- One too seven decimal Zero Fife Zero
Radio freq for specific Air Traffic Service Units (ATSUs) published in AIP (Aeronautical Information Publication) AD(aerodromes) and En Route(ENR) sections
When change of frequency and not established call CALL SIGN - SAY AGAIN FREQUENCY
SSR ? Secondary surveillance radar pickup SQUAWK TRANSPONDRE
TRANSPONDER SQUAWK CODE SELECT STBY WHEN CHANGING
SQUAWK 7700 EMERGENCY INTERCEPTION
SQUAWK 7500 HIJACK
SQUAWK A2000 CYPRUS TRAINING ZONE
SQUAWK 7600 RADIO FAILURE
SQUAWK 7000 CONSPICUITY
SQUAWK IDENT PRESS IDENT BUTTON 1 sec
CONFIRM SQUAWK Confirm code set at transponder
Reset (code) Reselect assigned code
Altitude transponder MODE TYPE C MODE CHARLIE
Position transponder MODE TYPE A
spell 7000 seven thousand
spell 500 fife hundred
spell 7500 seven thousand fife hundred
spell 12000 won two thousand
spell 12755 won two thousand seven fife fife
no hundred thousand word TIME QNH TRANSPONDER CODE HEADING NUMBER in CALLSIGN RADIOFREQUENCY WIND DIRECTION AND SPEED RWY DIRECTION
ACKNOWLEDGE Let me know that You have received and understood this message
AFFIRM Yes
ALL STATIONS All station (Air & Ground) on this Freq
APPROVED Permission for proposed action granted
BASE Turning onto BASE leg
BACKTRACK Proceed in direction opposite to that of rwy in use when on the ground
BREAK Indicate the separation between message
CANCEL... Annul the previously transmitted clearance
CANCEL MAYDAY Cancel MAYDAY emergency (and pack details)
CANCEL PAN Cancel Urgency (and pass details...)
CHANGING TO .....
CHECK....
CLEARED.....
CLEARED FOR TAKE-OFF
CLEARED FOR IMMEDIATE TAKE-OFF
CLEARED TO LAND
CLIMB FLIGHT LEVEL..... CLIMB TO ALTITUDE.... CLIMB TO HEIGHT....
CONFIRM....
CONTACT.... Establish radio contact with .... (your flight details have been passed)
CONTINUE....
CORRECT
CORRECTION.....
CROSS RUNWAY....
DESCEND FLIGHT LEVEL.... DESCEND TO ALTITUDE... DESCEND TO HEIGHT....
DISREGARD Ignore
DOWNWIND
EXPECT.... not clearance -expect stated items (landing ray delays)
EXPEDITE Perform manoeuvre as quickly as safely possible (hurry up)
FANSTOP
FINAL
FOLLOW...
FREECALL... Establish radio contact with .... (your flight details NOT been passed)
GO ROUND
.....HEAVY
HOLD POSITION
HOLD SHORT
HOW DO YOU READ?
IMMEDIATELY
I SAY AGAIN.... I repeat for clarity or emphasis
KNOWN TRAFFIC IS....
LATE DOWNWIND
LINE UP or LANE UP AND WAIT
LONG FINAL
MAINTAIN .....
MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY
MAYDAY TRAFFIC ENDED
MONITOR....
NEGATIVE
NO KNOWN TRAFFIC
NOW
ORBIT LEFT/RIGHT Make a 360 turn left/right
OUT
OVER
PAN-PAN PAN-PAN PAN-PAN URGENCY
PASS YOUR MESSAGE Proceed with your message. or Go -ahead
PRACTICE-PAN PRACTICE-PAN PRACTICE-PAN
RADIO CHECK 1-2-3-4-5
READ BACK
READY FOR DEPARTURE Pilot reporting all checks complete and ready for take-off and departure
RECEIVED....(INFORM CODE LETTER)
RESET SQUAWK...(MODE)(CODE)
REPORT.....
REPORT ESTABLISHED....
REPORT FINAL
REPORT LONG FINAL
REQUEST....
ROGER I have received all of your last transmission.
RUNWAY VACATED
SELCAL
SAY AGAIN
SPEAK SLOWER
SQUAWK.....
SQUAWK ALTITUDE
SQUAWK IDENT
SQUAWK MAYDAY
SQUAWK STANDBY
STANDBY
STOP CLIMB (DESCENT)
STOP IMMEDIATELY
STOP TRANSMITTING MAYDAY
TAXI TO ... VIA ....
TRANSMITTING BLIND ON (FREQUENCY)
TURN (LEFT/RIGHT) HEADING....
UNABLE I cannot comply with you request instruction or clearance
VACATE RUNWAY Taxi clear of active runway
VECTORING FOR
VERIFY.....
WHEN READY
WILCO
WORD TWICE
TYPE OF AERODROMES ATC (AIR TRAFFICE CONTROL) AE with FIS (FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE)
TYPES OF ATSU ATC FIS AIR/GROUND
READBACK RWY CLEARANCE RWY in use Altimeter settings QNH QFE FREQ change ATC ROUTE clearance HEADING CHANGES LEVEL OR ALTITUDE INSTRUCTIONS SPEED INSTRUCTION TRANSPONDER SQUAWK INSTRUCTION
READBACK TYPE OF ATC Srv,RADAR CONROL Srv,DECONFLICTION Srv, traffic/basic service VDF direction finding information QDM Approach instruction Transition LEVELS TAXI INSTRUCTION/TOW INSTRUCTIONS
ATIS Automatic Terminal Information Service (ray in use, surface wind, QNH QFE,temperature cloud coverage and base
Perfect readable 5
Readable 4
Readable but with difficulty 3
Readable now and then 2
Unreadable 1
PRIORITY of MESSAGE 1) DISTRESS MESSAGE 2) URGENCY MESSAGE 3) Direction Finding Message (QDM QTR QTE) 4) Flight Safety Message 5)METEO 6) Flight Regulatory Message
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