If you DON'T use the Standard Phonetic Spelling Alphabet

Sometimes I quite like non-standard phonetics, for instance "Suga-Papa" (Poland) and "George Four XYZ" for an older UK callsign, it's important we recognise when and when NOT to deviate from the standards. See what you think anyway. I know this isn't set in stone, but this video is for just some guidance that newbies might find helpful. If you follow the "rules" I find that it also helps me when I'm "in the chair" running a pile-up. Callum.

Link: Here's the "official" one that seems to work for me. You might know of a better one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet

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