Marine Radiophone Flashcards

1
Q

What does simplex mode mean?

A

Only one person may talk at a time

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2
Q

The average range of vessel to vessel VHF-FM communications is?

A

15-20 miles

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3
Q

What is the procedural word (proword) that indicates you have received another vessels transmission?

A

Roger

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4
Q

The procedural word (proword) that indicates the end of your transmission and that a response is not necessary?

A

Over

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5
Q

How long after trying to call another vessel on VHF and them not answering you before you try again?

A

2 minutes

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6
Q

If you use obscene, indecent or profane language over the radiotelephone you can be assessed a penalty of:

A

a fine not to exceed $10k, imprisonment of not more than 2 years or both

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7
Q

The Vessel Bridge to Bridge Radiotelephone Act applies to?

A

Every power-driven vessel 20m and upward while navigating

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8
Q

What is the frequency for bridge to bridge communication?

A

156.65 MHz or channel 13

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9
Q

What frequency is designated to be used only to transmit or receive information pertaining to the safe navigation of a vessel?

A

156.65 or channel 13

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10
Q

A vessel which violates the Vessel Bridge to Bridge Radiotelephone Act may be fined up to?

A

$500

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11
Q

The radiotelephone required by the Vessel Bridge to Bridge Radiotelephone Act is for the exclusive use of?

A

The master or person in charge of the vessel, a person designated b the master or a person onboard to pilot the vessel

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12
Q

What is the distress frequency?

A

Channel 16 or 2182 kilohertz

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13
Q

A vessel in distress should send by radio telephone the:

A

two tone alarm signal followed by the spoken words, Mayday Mayday Mayday

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14
Q

While proceeding to a distress site you hear the word Seelonce Mayday, your next action to take would be:

A

to monitor the radiotelephone but do not transmit

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15
Q

While en route to a distress site you hear the message Seelonce Feene over the radiotelephone your next action would be to?

A

Resume normal communications on the guarded frequency

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16
Q

The radiotelephone safety message urgently concerned with the safety of a person would be prefixed by?

A

The word Pan

17
Q

The spoken emergency signal for a “man overboard” on the VHF radio would be:

A

Pan-Pan

18
Q

PAN-PAN repeated three times indicates?

A

An urgency message will follow

19
Q

Your vessel has been damaged and is taking on water however you do not require immediate assistance. You would preface a message advising other vessels of your situation by with?

A

Pan-Pan (3 times)

20
Q

A message warning of a tropical storm would be sent as an?

A

Urgency Signal

21
Q

A USCG message about an aid to navigation that is off station is preceded by the word:

A

Security

22
Q

If you wished to transmit a message by voice concerning the safety of navigation you would preface it by the word:

A

Securite

23
Q

Messages concerning weather conditions transmitted by radiotelephone are preceded by:

A

Securite