Radio Transmission Lost

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1. 0:00 NARRATOR: Chapter 150. Here is the scenario: You can hear the controller, but cannot
2. 0:05 transmit. Practice recognizing which communication options are unavailable.
3. 0:10 NARRATOR: Your starting details: You are flying Evektor, registration N827EV. Your
4. 0:15 position is 12 miles east of Paine Field, indicated altitude 3500 feet. You are tuned
5. 0:22 to Seattle Approach. Your planned destination is Skagit Regional.
6. 0:28 NARRATOR: Play the pilot. At each prompt, use the ten-second pause to respond aloud or
7. 0:34 decide whether to transmit. Then compare with the example. This is simulated radio
8. 0:39 practice.
9. 0:41 NARRATOR: Scenario update: In visual conditions, you can hear ATC and other
10. 0:46 aircraft, but cannot transmit on any available radio. No alternate transmitter is
11. 0:51 available. Aircraft control and engine power remain normal. This is a communications-only
12. 0:57 exercise, not an aircraft emergency checklist. Aviate first.
13. 1:02 NARRATOR: Your decision: Your transmitter is unavailable. Would a normal voice readback
14. 1:06 reach the controller?
15. 1:17 NARRATOR: Explanation: No. Do not simulate a successful radio conversation. Aircraft
16. 1:22 handling and any alternative signalling procedure require separate training.
17. 1:28 NARRATOR: End of this exercise: End of the radio decision exercise. The stated
18. 1:33 condition remains unresolved; no landing, rescue, repair or medical outcome is
19. 1:36 assumed. Continue the appropriate aircraft-specific procedures and assistance
20. 1:39 coordination.
21. 1:42 NARRATOR: Chapter debrief: Communications exercise ends with the stated condition
22. 1:45 unresolved; subsequent aircraft handling is outside scope.
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