comdtinst m2400.1f - US Coast Guard Response Boat-Medium
comdtinst m2400.1f - US Coast Guard Response Boat-Medium
comdtinst m2400.1f - US Coast Guard Response Boat-Medium
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J01 SEARCH AND RESCUE -<br />
(Refer to Chap. 2 for additional SAR<br />
Frequency usage).<br />
J01.01 EMERGENCY - DISTRESS FREQUENCIES<br />
500 CW/MCW - International radiotelegraphy distress and calling.<br />
512 CW - International radiotelegraphy supplementary<br />
calling frequency for ships and reply by<br />
coast stations when 500 kHz is occupied by<br />
distress traffic.<br />
2183.4 (2182) V - International radiotelephony distress and<br />
calling. Units with SSB equipments dial<br />
2183.4 (2182) kHz and use 2K8H3E and/or<br />
2K8J3E emission.<br />
2192.4 (2191) V - International supplementary radio telephony<br />
calling frequency (2K8J3E) in areas of heavy<br />
usage of 2182 kHz.<br />
4126.4 (4125) V - The carrier frequencies 4125 kHz and 6215 kHz<br />
are used to supplement the carrier frequency<br />
of 2182 kHz for distress and safety purposes<br />
and for call and reply. These frequencies<br />
are also used for distress and safety traffic<br />
by radiotelephony. The carrier frequency<br />
4125 kHz may be used by aircraft stations to<br />
communicate with stations of the maritime<br />
mobile service for distress and safety purposes.<br />
8364 CW/MCW International survivor craft stations<br />
frequency for communications relating to SAR<br />
with stations of the Maritime and<br />
Aeronautical services.<br />
121.5 MHz V / EPIRB International aeronautical emergency<br />
frequency for VHF-AM band also EPIRB and ELT<br />
frequency.<br />
156.525 MHz DSC - International Digital Selective Calling (DSC)<br />
channel for Distress, Safety and Calling purposes.<br />
156.8 MHz V - Distress, safety and calling channel for the<br />
(Ch. 16) - Maritime mobile VHF-FM band.<br />
243.0 MHz V / EPIRB - International UHF-AM survival craft frequency<br />
and U.S. Military common emergency channel.<br />
Also EPIRB and ELT frequency.<br />
40.5 MHz V - Military joint common frequency for the<br />
VHF-FM (30-88 MHz) band.<br />
406.025 MHz EPIRB - COPAS-SARSAT satellite EPIRB frequency.<br />
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