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YV

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The groups which follow are from the International Code of Signals

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YV 1

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The groups which follow are from the local code

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VF

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You should hoist your identity signal

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CS

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What is the name or identity signal of your vessel (or station)?

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YQ

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I wish to communicate by….. with the vessel bearing…. from me

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ZQ

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Your signal appears incorrectly coded. You should check and repeat the whole

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ZL

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Your signal has been received but not understood

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YZ

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The words which follow are in plain language

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Method of calling in Radiotelephony

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(a) The call sign or name of the station called, not more than three times;
(b) The group “DE” (DELTA ECHO).
(c) The call sign or name of the calling station, not more than three times.

Difficult names of stations should also be spelled. After contact has been established, the call sign or name need not be sent more than once.

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Form of reply for calls in Radiotelephony

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(a) The call sign or name of the calling station, not more than three times;
(b) The group “DE” (DELTA ECHO);
(c) The call sign or name of the station called, not more than three times.

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CQ

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Call for unknown station(s) or general call to all stations.

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Tipos de transmissão que CQ pode ser usado

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Flag, radiotelephony, radiotelegraphy

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Radiotelegraphy alarm signal

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A series of twelve four second dashes at intervals of one second.

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Radiotelephony alarm signal

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Two audio tones transmitted alternately at frequency of 2200 Hz and 1300 Hz for a duration of 30 seconds to one minute.

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Signals transmitted by emergency position-indicating beacons

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Either two audio tones transmitted alternately at frequency of 2200 Hz and 1300 Hz for a duration of 30 seconds to one minute or a series of single tones at a frequency of 1300 Hz.

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AE

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I must abandon my vessel.

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BF

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Aircraft is ditched in position indicated and
requires immediate assistance.

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CB

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I require immediate assistance.

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CB6

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I require immediate assistance, I am on fire.

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DX

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I am sinking.

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HW

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I have collided with surface craft.

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CP

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I am proceeding to your assistance.

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ED

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Your distress signals are understood.

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EL

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Repeat the distress position.

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Distress call
Mayday 3x, this is, name or call sign 3x
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Disterr mensage
Mayday followed by the name or call sign of ship; Position of ship; Nature of distress; And, if necessary, transmit the nature of the aid required and any other information which will help the rescue.
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DE
From...
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UA
Pilot will arrive at time indicated
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UB
You should heave to or anchor until pilot arrives
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UC
Is a pilot available in this place (or place indicated)?
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UE
Where can I get a pilot (for destination indicated if necessary)?
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UF
You should follow pilot boat (or vessel indicated)
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UG
You should steer in my wake.
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UH
Can you lead me into port?
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UI
Sea is too rough; pilot boat cannot get off to you
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UJ
Make a starboard lee for the pilot boat.
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UJ1
Make a port lee for the pilot boat
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UK
Pilot boat is most likely on bearing… from you.
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UK1
Have you seen the pilot boat?
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OL
Is radar pilotage being effected in this port (or port indicated)?
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PM
You should follow in my wake (or wake of vessel indicated)
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PM1
You should go ahead and lead the course
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RV
You should proceed to ...
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DI
I require boats for .... persons
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MD
My course is ....
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BQ
The speed of my aircraft in relation to the surface of the earth is ...
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RX Z0830
You should proceed at GMT 0830
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HX
“Have you received any damage in collision?
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Complementos da table 2
0: Water 1: Provision 2: Fuel 3: Pumping equipment 4: Fire fighting appliance 5: Medical assistance 6: Tug 7: Survival craft 8: Vessel to santd by 9: Icebraker
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Quais usam complementos da Table 2 e seus significados
CC: I am (or vessel indicated is) in distress in lat… long… (or bearing… from place indicated, distance…) and require immediate assistance (Complements Table 2) CD: I require assistance in the nature of… (Complements Table 2) TZ: Can you offer assistance? (Complements Table 2)
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CC
I am (or vessel indicated is) in distress in lat… long… (or bearing… from place indicated, distance…) and require immediate assistance (Complements Table 2)
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CD
I require assistance in the nature of… (Complements Table 2)
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TZ
Can you offer assistance? (Complements Table 2)
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HW 1
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with light vessel.
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HW 2
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with submarine.
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HW 3
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with unknown vessel.
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HW 4
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with underwater object.
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HW 5
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with navigation buoy.
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HW 6
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with iceberg.
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HW 7
I have (or vessel indicated has) collided with floating ice.
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HX 1
I have received serious damage above the waterline
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HX 2
I have received serious damage below the waterline.
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HX 3
I have received minor damage above the waterline.
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HX 4
I have received minor damage below the waterline
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YP
I wish to communicate with vessel or coast station (identity signal) by… (Complements Table 1)
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Table 1
1. Morse signaling by hand flags or arms 2. Loud hailer (megaphone) 3. Morse signaling lamp 4. Sound signals

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