An AIS system (Automatic Identification System) is a tracking and communication system used primarily in the maritime industry to enhance the safety and efficiency of vessel traffic. Here’s a brief explanation and overview of how it works:1. Transponders: Ships,...
In Australia, VHF (Very High Frequency) marine radios are widely used for communication on the water. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) regulates marine radio licences and frequencies, and there are specific channels allocated for various types...
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VHF Marine Radio Channels The diagram below identifies the channels that can be used for initial contact and working channels. Channel 16 – Used for initial voice comunications and also used after contact has been made by DSC on Ch 70. Channel 70 – Digital...
Marine Radio Licence – Use of VHF Channel 16 VHF (Very High Frequency) Channel 16 is internationally recognised as the distress, safety, and calling frequency for maritime communication. It serves as a critical communication channel for boaters and mariners, and...
