Great Britain: Aircraft registration letters....

Hi Lads...
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In the U.S. the registration details on the fuselage, and recognised by Air Traffic Control, is the letter "N", followed by a series of numbers.
Over here in England the registration details are the letter "G", (designating Great Britain), followed my a dash, followed by a series of letters....
Now my registration letters printed on my fuselage, and recognised by ATC, are "G-BPLF", Golf Bravo Papa Lima Foxtrot...
(Note that on certain flight sim models the designer allows the printing of the registration details on the fuselage of the aircraft when typing in the call sign)...
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But now ATC insist on calling me Golf Minus Bravo Papa Lima Foxtrot...
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...which is bleedin' annoying...
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Is there any way that the text on the aircraft remains correct but that ATC are prevented from including the word "Minus" in the radio communications....
...?
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers all...
...!
Paul.

In the U.S. the registration details on the fuselage, and recognised by Air Traffic Control, is the letter "N", followed by a series of numbers.
Over here in England the registration details are the letter "G", (designating Great Britain), followed my a dash, followed by a series of letters....
Now my registration letters printed on my fuselage, and recognised by ATC, are "G-BPLF", Golf Bravo Papa Lima Foxtrot...
(Note that on certain flight sim models the designer allows the printing of the registration details on the fuselage of the aircraft when typing in the call sign)...

But now ATC insist on calling me Golf Minus Bravo Papa Lima Foxtrot...

...which is bleedin' annoying...

Is there any way that the text on the aircraft remains correct but that ATC are prevented from including the word "Minus" in the radio communications....

LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers all...

Paul.