Originally Posted by Lead Balloon
So what would the altitude parameter be? And, more importantly, shouldn’t the parameter be height above aerodrome level?
As a guide - wouldn't AIP ENR 1.1, para 10.1.10 be appropriate?
Originally Posted by AIP 10.1.10
Except where the use of a gliding frequency is operationally
necessary, it is recommended that gliders operating above
5,000FT in Class G airspace monitor the Area VHF
Originally Posted by Capn Bloggs
Originally Posted by Lead Balloon
The broadcast is actually supposed to start with “Traffic”, then the location.
Not it's not and never has been (under the
NAS). ENR 1.1 para 9.1.13 refers.
Isn't it para 10.1.15 ?
Originally Posted by AIP 10.1.15
The standard broadcast format is:
a. {Location} Traffic
b. {Aircraft type}
c. {Callsign}
d. {Position/level/intentions}
e. {Location}
Originally Posted by Capn Bloggs
When broadcasting on Area, I always called just that; "All Stations XXX" for the reason you stated.
Seems correct to me.
Originally Posted by AIP 11.3
11.3 Radio Telephony Requirements Outside Controlled
Airspace
...
11.3.4 Use of the collective “ALL STATIONS” must precede a general
information broadcast.
https://pathfinderaviation.com.au/wp..._05NOV2020.pdf