Did the scanner SQTR Change?

Started by RVT, March 14, 2011, 11:03:32 PM

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RVT

I just noticed BCUT is no longer part of the scanner qualification.  Apparently been moved to Observer.  Makes sense as the Scanner doesn't have a radio, at least not in either of the aircraft I have been in.  I just have a headset to talk to the rest of the crew.

Was this a recent change?  I work on Saturdays and not being able to get into a radio class was holding up my Scanner qualification.  I look today and its not on there anymore.  And I can't think of any reason for it to be on the Observer SQTR if scanner covered it, so that mush have changed as well.

I'm actually very happy about this - but I'm surprised this change happened without any comment or note.

ßτε

As far as I know, it was never part of the MS SQTR, only for MO and MP.

Eclipse

I don't recall BCUT ever being required for Scanner.

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RVT

Quote from: Eclipse on March 14, 2011, 11:16:25 PM
I don't recall BCUT ever being required for Scanner.

Can't find my old SQTR sheets, but I was almost sure MRO or something like that was required.  This is one of those cases where I'm very happy to be wrong.  I'm sure by the time I actually manage to fly twice I'll have the radio thing worked out.

SarDragon

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The Mar 04 SQTR for MS does not have any tasks requiring BCUT, or anything else requiring the ability to transmit on a radio. There are a couple of tasks requiring the ability to understand what you are listening to on a radio (O-2019 and O-2020).

[edit] The May 01 CAPF 101-T also lacks any radio operator requirements.
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