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May 5th 05, 11:33 PM
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The AIM defines the term "Roger" as, "I have received all of your last transmission," and states that it "should not be used to answer a question requiring a yes or no answer." The altimeter setting is not a clearance or a question, but an advisory transmission. ROGER fits the bill. wrote in message ... "R.L." wrote: [snip] I'd just say ROGER, thanks. My first instructor, when teaching me the radios, said: "DO *NOT* say 'Roger!'" Maybe it was just her pet peeve, but she insisted that it was more professional to acknowledge with your tail number vs. saying "Roger" ... i.e., "95B, thanks". 
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