Radio communication method to use

Radio communication method to use

The international standards

radios are still used as the basic voice communication means in big governmental/non-governmental organizations, fire stations, airports, Bus stations, shipping, police stations and etc. Radios. as the cost-effective, most consistent and failure proof way of communication, you will be transferred in comparison to many other available options, such as mobile phones, satellite communication, etc. because the signals directly from the device to other stations There are technical variations to this, but this is beyond the scope of this article.

there are Generally two types of Radios used for this purpose:

• V HF radios: These Radios use VEry HIgh Ffrequency and are used for communication between short distances. A General Definition is that these types work on the line-of-sight method, which means that the sending device need to see the receiving end device virtually and in-between, no hindrances such as tall buildings, mountains, etc.
• HR radio: These Radios transmit signals on a HIgh Ffrequency and for greater distances meant and could even communicate with stations thousands of miles away.

In this article we will discuss the procedures of the wireless devices, especially wireless devices are used correctly.

1. Understand and use the etiquette of radio communication familiar. The international Radio communication language is speak in English except in cases in which they are licensed, in any other language.

   The Radio is not like talking on the phone, it is a bi-directional communication, i.e. you can't talk and listen at the same time or break into the conversation. NEVER interrupt if you hear other people speak. Patiently wait until their conversation is finished unless it's an emergency, in which case you need to the other parties that you have a very urgent emergency message. You do not respond to other calls, if you are not sure that it is for you. Never transmit sensitive, confidential, financial and military information in a communication Radio to hear it from anyone on the same frequency.

2. Always perform Radio Checks and ensure that your Radio is in perfect condition. To make sure that the battery is charged and the Power. Keep the volume high enough to any call outs can listen to, and regularly make Radio checks with other stations to ensure that everything works properly.
3. Memorize the call signs and locations of other persons and radio stations to whom you can communicate. In the radio traffic, you will not be called after your name. Everyone has their own unique call sign. You see, if you hear any unauthorized or unknown call sign communication in the network and report it immediately to the Radio room.
4. Think before you speak. Decide on what to transfer and to whom is aimed at. Make them as clear, precise, and clear as possible and avoid using long and complicated sentences. Do not use abbreviations or spoken phrases. If necessary, write your message in front of the Transmission. If your message is long, divide it into understandable short messages.
5. To Call a Station, first, in order to ensure that the channel is clear. Press the PTT (Push-To-Talk) and after 2 seconds say the recipient's twice followed by "THIS IS" and your call sign the call sign. Convey your message once the receiver replies and the communication is established. A typical Radio conversation would be as follows:

   you: Papa November One, Papa November, this is Papa November Nine, message over!

   receiver: Papa November Nine, this is Papa November One, Go Ahead, over!

   You: (you now say your message), acknowledge,!

   receiver: Wilco (your message was well received and will be means)!

   you: Papa November Nine is out!

   Note how at the beginning and end of the Transmission you pronounce your call sign so you know who is speaking. You have an emergency message and the need to have other conversations, to interrupt, to wait and listen until you hear "Over", Press PTT and call ("BREAK, BREAK, BREAK, this is (your call sign), I have emergency message for (call sign of the recipient), copy, do over!").

6. The four Golden rules of Radio conversation to follow.
   • clarity: your message should be clear enough. You speak slower than normal speed so that people can understand it better, to scream.
   • simplicity: your message easy for everyone
   • brevity: your message should be precise and to the point.
   • security: the security procedures do not provide confidential information on the Radio.
7. Memorize the phonetic Alphabet as you will have to use it in your conversations. A table follows, in the International phonetic alphabet for the Alphabet used.

   A - ALPHA
   B BRAVO
   C -CHARLIE
   D - DELTA
   E ECHO
   F - FOXTROT
   G - GOLF
   H HOTEL
   I - India
   J JULIET
   K - KILOS
   L LIMA
   M MIKE,< / strong>
   N - of NOVEMBER is
   O OSCAR
   P DAD
   Q - QUEBEC
   R ROMEO
   S SIERRA
   T TANGO
   U uniform
   V -VICTOR
   W WHISKEY
   X x-ray
   Y YANKEE< / strong>
   Z ZULU

Often you will be asked to spell a particular word or name in your Radio conversations, use the above phonetic equivalents instead of letters.

communication using the Radio this way might be a little difficult in the beginning and you will feel the rush as in their daily conversations used to, but with Practice and patience, you talk a good Radio Communicator.