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A 9-GHz SART's beacon.
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Correct AnswerAn EPIRB's strobe light.
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A 121.5-MHz EPIRB beacon.
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A 406-MHz EPIRB beacon.
Which of the following would best be used for visual detection of a distressed vessel?
(B). An EPIRB's strobe light.
The other choices do not provide visual alert.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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Radio Direction Finder (RDF).
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Survival Craft Transceiver.
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Correct AnswerAn EPIRB transmitting on 406 MHz.
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A SART transmitting on 406 MHz.
Which piece of required GMDSS equipment is the primary source of transmitting locating signals?
(C). An EPIRB transmitting on 406 MHz.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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Flare gun
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Strobe Light
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406 MHz signal from a satellite EPIRB.
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Correct AnswerA 121.5 MHz signal in a satellite EPIRB.
What may be used as a homing signal by the search and rescue vessels in the immediate vicinity of the ship in Distress?
(D). A 121.5 MHz emergency transmitter in a satellite EPIRB.
The other choices do not provide homing signals.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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Correct AnswerStrobe light
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A 121.5 MHz emergency transmitter in a satellite EPIRB.
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406 MHz signal from a satellite EPIRB.
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Loud beeping tone emitted by the unit, once activated.
What part of a satellite EPIRB may function as a visual aid to rescue vessels?
(A). Strobe light
The other choices do not provide visual alert.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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SSB phone traffic
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Ship to shore transmissions
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The 406 kHz EPIRB transmission
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Correct AnswerAn AIS EPIRB transmission
What is an example of a locating signal?
(D). A float-free EPIRB
The other choices do not provide adequately emergency location information.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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Correct AnswerSatellite EPIRBs
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Radio Direction Finder
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MF/HF DSC
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VHF homing device
Which device provides the best method to locate a ship in Distress or survival craft in the GMDSS?
(A). Satellite EPIRBs
Other choices are not designed for emergency survival communication.
See presentation EPIRB’s How the System Works
Also, see Marine Insights site on What is An Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB)?
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