UJPT, E2-C2, ADV, & IUT RIFP-01
Introduction to Radio Instruments
Sg 5, fr 2
Sg 5, fr 3
INTRODUCTION TO RADIO INSTRUMENTS
*
SID procedures
*
Radial intercept procedures
*
Indications of station passage
VOICE REPORTS
*
TACAN/VOR DME arc procedures
NON-RADAR ENVIRONMENT
*
Voice Procedures
*
Ground speed computation procedures
*
Wind drift correction procedures
*
Pt-to-Pt procedures
*
Direct to a NAVAID
*
VOR-TACAN/VOR DME holding procedures
V.
Voice procedures 2.7.5.3.1
NOTE: Enroute voice procedures begin at the point you switch from
departure control to ARTCC (Center).
A. Non-radar environment
1.
Initial contact
a.
Courtesy call
(1) Identification
(2) Altitude
NOTE: If controller responds with “Roger,” no further
communication is necessary until at a compulsory reporting
point, i.e., end of a direct leg, a solid triangle fix along the route,
or as requested by the controller.
NOTE: If the controller states “Go Ahead,” the following reports
are required for the non-radar environment.
NOTE: There are no compulsory reporting points in the HI ALT
route structure in the continental U.S.
Page 1-20
(8-97) Change 1
Previous Page
