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QLB
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Will you monitor ... station and report regarding range, quality, etc.?
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I have monitored ... station and report (briefly) as follows ...
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QLH
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Will you use simultaneous keying on ... frequency and ... frequency?
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I will now key simultaneously on ... frequency and ... frequency.
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QLV
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Is the ... radio facility still required?
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The ... radio facility is still required.
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QMH
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Shift to transmit and receive on ... kHz (or ... MHz.); if communication is not established within 5 minutes, revert to present frequency.
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QMI
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Report the vertical distribution of cloud [at ... (position or zone)] as observed from your aircraft.
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The vertical distribution of cloud as observed from my aircraft at ... hours at ... (position or zone) is :
lowest layer observed* ... eights (... type) with base of ... (figures and units) and tops of ... (figures and units)
[*and similarly in sequence for each of the layers observed.]
height above ... (datum).
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QMU
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What is the surface temperature at ... (place) and what is the dew point temperature at that place?
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The surface temperature at ... (place) at ... hours is ... degrees and the dew point temperature at that time and place is ... degrees.
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QMW
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At ... (position or zone) what is (are) the flight level(s)/altitude(s) ... of the zero Celsius isotherm(s)?
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At ... (position or zone) the zero Celsius isotherm(s) is (are) at flight level(s)/altitude(s) ...
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QMZ
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Have you any amendments to the flight forecast in respect of section of route yet to be traversed?
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The following amendment(s) should be made to the flight forecast …
[If no amendments, signal QMZ NIL]
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QJH
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Shall I run …
1) my test tape?
2) a test sentence?
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Run …
1) your test tape.
2) a test sentence.
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QNE
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What indication will my altimeter give on landing at ... (place) at ... hours, my sub-scale being set to 1013.2 millibars (29.92 inches)?
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On landing at ... (place) at ... hours, with your sub-scale being set to 1013.2 millibars (29.92 inches), your altimeter will indicate ... (figures and units).
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