symbols part 6

Question 1

What is this?
1. Automated Weather Broadcast Services
2. Flight Service Station

Answer 1

Automated Weather Broadcast Service

Question 2

Flight Service Station
DOC #76

(Light line, Heavy line) box indicates Flight Service Station (FSS). Frequencies 121.5, 122.2 and 243.0 are available at many Alaskan FSSs and are (not shown above, shown above) boxes. All other frequencies are shown. Frequencies transmit and receive except those followed by an (T,R), which means (transfer only, receive only).

Answer 2

Heavy line
not shown above
R
Receive only

Question 3

What is this? USE THE DOC 77
1. Off Airport AWOS/ASOS
2. On Airport AWOS/ASOS

Answer 3

Off Airport AWOS/ASOS

Question 4

What is this? USE THE DOC 78
1. Broadcast Stations (BS)
2. Breaching Stations (BS)

Answer 4

Broadcast Stations (BS)

Question 5

Broadcast Stations (BS):
On request by
1. the proper authority or when a VFR Checkpoint
2. FAA or ATC request

Answer 5

The proper authority or when a VFR checkpoint

Question 6

What are these? USE THE DOC 79
1. Remote Communications Outlet
2. Power Communications Outlet

Answer 6

Remote Communications Outlet

Question 7

Remote Communications Outlet:
Frequencies (below thin line box, above thin line box) are
remoted to NAVAID site. Other frequencies at FSS providing
(morse code, voice communication) may be available determined by (traffic and volume, altitude and terrain). Consult Chart Supplement for complete information.

Thin line box without frequencies and controlling FSS name
indicates (FSS frequency available,no FSS frequency available).

Answer 7

above thin line box
voice communication
altitude and terrain
no FSS frequency