General
more to follow
What does more to follow mean?
A procedure word signalling that the transmitting station has more messages to send to the receiving station, so the receiver should keep listening.
""That's the first six grids, more to follow.""
Origin
Standard radiotelephony procedure word for multi-part traffic.
Frequently asked questions
What does "more to follow" mean?
It tells the receiving station that the sender has additional messages coming, so they should stay on the net and keep listening.
When is "more to follow" used?
When passing traffic in several parts — it's tacked onto a transmission to signal the message isn't finished yet.
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