radio check | Is my signal strong and clear? |
wilco | I have received and understood your message, and will comply. |
over | This is the end of my transmission. I am waiting for your reply. |
roger | I received your message. |
out | This is the end of my transmission. I don’t expect a reply. |
mobile from | I’m moving in a vehicle from [place]. |
destination | I 'm moving in a vehicle and I’m going to [place]. |
message | I have a message for you. |
acknowledge | Confirm that you have received my message and will comply. |
affirmative | yes/correct |
Closing down | I am getting out of the vehicle. I won’t be in radio contact. |
Negative | No\incorrect. |
Question | I have a question. |
Send | Go ahead with your transmission. |
this is | The person calling. |
Correction | An error has been made in the transmission; thecorrect version follows. |
Copy | I hear what you said. |
speak slower | You’re speaking too quickly. |
wait | I need you to wait for a few seconds. |
say again | Repeat your message. |
words twice | Communication is difficult. I will transmit each word or phrase twice. |
stationary at | I am at this location and I am not moving. |
correct | Yes/correct. |
read back | Read the message back to me. |
wrong | No/incorrect. The correct version is… |
mayday | Help. |
execute | Carry out the purpose of the message or signal to which this applies |
exempt | The addressee designations immediately following are exempted from the collective net call |
figures | Numerals or numbers follow. |
flash | Precedence flash. |
I verify | The following message (or portion) has been verified at your request and is repeated. To be used only as a reply to verify. |
time | That which immediately follows is the time or date-time group of the message. |
relay to | Transmit this message to all addressees or to the address designations immediately following. |
signals follow | The groups which follow are taken from signal book. (This proword need not be used on nets primarily employed for conveying signals. It is intended for use when tactical signals are passed on nontactical nets.) |
priority | Precedence priority. |
word after | I refer to the word that follows. |
message follows | A message which requires recording is about to follow. (Transmitted immediately after the call.) |
immediate | Precedence immediate |
info | The addressee designations immediately following are addressed for information. |
break | I hereby indicate the separation of the text from other portions of the message. Or: I have completed the text of the message, signature follows,etc. (When break-in is permitted, receiving operator may interrupt the transmitting operator to request retransmission of a portion of a message.This proword is the interruption sign.) |
break | I refer to the portion of the message that precedes. |
all before | I refer to the portion of the message that precedes. |
do not answer | Stations called are not to answer this call receipt for this message, or otherwise to transmit in connection with this transmission. When this proword is employed, the transmission shall be ended with the proword out. |
routine | Precedence routine. |
silence lifted | Resume normal transmissions. (Silence can be lifted only by the station imposing it or by higher authority. When an authentication system is in force, transmissions lifting silence are to be authenticated.). |
wait out | I must pause longer than a few seconds. |
unknown station | The identity of the station with whom I am attempting to establishcommunications is unknown. |
execute to follow | Action on the message or signal which follows is to be carried out upon receipt of the proword execute. |
I spell | I will spell the next word. |
mobile | I am proceeding in a vehicle from this location. |
entering dead space | I am entering an area where radio communications are impossible. |
foot mobile | I have left my vehicle and I am moving on foot. |
closing down at destination | I have reached my destination and I am closing down. |
say again word before | repeat the word you said before this one. |
I read back | I am reading the message back to you. |
I say again | I am repeating my messages. |
say again all after | repeat al of your last transmission after the word. |
word after | I refer to the portion of the message that follows. |
word before | I refer to the portion of the message that proceeds. |
loud | your signal is very strong. |
good | your signal is good. |
weak | your signal is weak. I can hear you with difficulty. |
very weak | your signal is very weak, I can hear you with great diffculty. |
fading | your signal is fading to such an extent that continous reception can’t be replied upon. |
clear | excellent quality |
readable | quality is satisfactory. no difficulty in reading you. |
unreadable | the quality of your transmission is so bad that I cannot read you. |
distorted | having trouble reading you because your signal is distorted. |
interference | having trouble reading you due to interferre. |
intermittent | having trouble reading you because your signal is intermittent. |
break,bteak,break | an emergency that you must interpret |