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![]() Again he called the same aircraft, which sounded almost like "Bravo 511". I decided that this could not be for me, although I did hear no acknowledgement of the call. He made a third call to "Bravo 511" telling them to "Squawk 1200, contact OSU tower on 118.8." Again I hesitated, thinking that while this might be for me, I'd never having been told to squawk VFR at this point. I was about to ask him if these calls were for me when he then called "Archer 511, are you still with me?", to which I replied "Affirmative, 511." Any chance your squelch was set too high? That can cause the first syllable or two of an incomming call to be clipped off, distorting the sound of the message. It might sound like the controller starts talking before keying the mic. Ask me how I know... |
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