Really useful to see how the classroom stuff is done. Doing mine end of this month (June) online, then exam part beginning of next month (July). You’ve made it look less scary
Thank you for that, being there with was very informative and tell me what to expect, having a heads up works well. I enjoyed that really did feel like I was there. Thanks for sharing Ray K UK. YNWA.
It not hard but will tell you now. This man making it sound very hard. L have my VHF. L would never goto this training School he taking about things that way way a head of the vhf
Good of him to let you film those bits, and very good of you to have shared. So i take it the exam was done in the same day? Were you allowed to refer to your notes, i.e is it open book?
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) officially defines the word "roger" to mean "I have received all of your transmission." For example, a pilot would say "roger" in response to an advisory from air traffic control.
Really useful to see how the classroom stuff is done. Doing mine end of this month (June) online, then exam part beginning of next month (July). You’ve made it look less scary
Thank you for that, being there with was very informative and tell me what to expect, having a heads up works well. I enjoyed that really did feel like I was there. Thanks for sharing Ray K UK. YNWA.
I’m hoping to do this shortly, must admit I am a bit nervous. This video has made it seem a lot more pleasant than i expected. Thanks
It not hard but will tell you now. This man making it sound very hard. L have my VHF. L would never goto this training School he taking about things that way way a head of the vhf
Thanks for this vlog, I hope you did well on the final SRC exam. Over.
Good of him to let you film those bits, and very good of you to have shared.
So i take it the exam was done in the same day? Were you allowed to refer to your notes, i.e is it open book?
I've never been into boating etc, but I found this very useful and interesting. Thanks 👍🏻
Actually ROGER is used in Aviation, CAA publication Cap 413. ROGER means "I have received all your last transmission"
You can’t really Roger a controller as it mostly requires readback etc. but you can a FISO or basic air/ ground
Great that they have allowed you to film some of it. It’s interesting and is a good little reminder.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) officially defines the word "roger" to mean "I have received all of your transmission." For example, a pilot would say "roger" in response to an advisory from air traffic control.
thanks for putting this up really helpful, have nice day
Thanks for the video.
I have booked my course for September. I’m sailing in Ipswich.
I hope you keeping well.
Roger= R for received.
Just say Over
Thanks very good lesson :)
I never knew the guy from the Brittas Empire done radio courses!
If l at to go to thid training school to get my VHF radio licence l wouldn't bother he making it sound vrry hard when its not hard at all.
Uhmm license? For vhf radio?
dual