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"Somebody check your mike on the radio, please..."



 
 
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Old November 20th 05, 04:39 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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"George Patterson" wrote in message
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Dave Stadt wrote:
"Jose" wrote in message
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Is it *really* possible that a certicated pilot would transmit a
statement like this into the ether, expecting the guy with the stuck
mike to actually be able to HEAR what he's saying?

There are actually a few situations in which the aircraft with a stuck
mike might hear the transmissions. Granted they are not common, but
they are neither impossible nor contrived.


And on a Unicom frequency those would be what?


Any frequency, if a pilot has two radios and both are tuned to the same

freqency.

Not.

George Patterson
If a tank is out of ammunition, what you have is a sixty ton

portable
radio.



 




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