SCOP ROC(CM) Basic Radio 1.4 Types of Communications

SCOP ROC(M) Basic Radio 1.4

Types of Voice Communications

Including:

Mayday

Pan Pan

Radio Check

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What is Distress Traffic?

Multiple Select

Name ONE thing that is included in a distress message

• What you had for breakfast

• MAYDAY

• Name of vessel

• Name of crew

Multiple Select

What is the Mayday Frequency?

• Channel 61

• Channel 16

• MF 2182 kHz

• 156.8 MHz

Multiple Choice

What is an Distress call?

• Securite

• Pan Pan

• Mayday

• Maynight

Multiple Choice

What is the word for urgency call

• PAN PAN

• HELP

• Big Help

• yellow? hello?

Multiple Select

Select when an urgency call should be used

• vessel has broken down or run out of gas

• person is ill and may need transport off vessels

• aircraft is having mechanical difficulties and may require emergency landing

• some one dying

Multiple Choice

What frequency are urgency signal and messages transmitted on

• VHF channel 16

• VHF channel 2

• VHF channel 3

• VHF channel 50

Multiple Select

To relay a URGENCY signal one must first say

• All stations

• Mayday

• All ships

Multiple Select

Urgency signals may be used by:

• ANY vehicle

• Ships

• Aircrafts

Multiple Select

Who can use a Safety signal?

• Coast Guards

• Any ship that observes an issue

• anyone on land

• MYSELF ONLY

Multiple Select

What is the Mayday Frequency?

• Channel 61

• Channel 16

• MF 2182 kHz

• 156.8 MHz

Multiple Choice

What is an Distress call?

• Securite

• Pan Pan

• Mayday

• Maynight

Multiple Choice

What is SÉCURITÉ used for?

• Navigational and meteorological warnings

• Urgency

• Calling the Coast Guards

• Calling Security

Multiple Choice

Except for DISTRESS, URGENCY and SAFETY transmissions, the controlling station in radio communications between two ship stations is:

• The Largest Vessel

• The calling station

• The station being called

• Wherever I'm on