C3 part 1
From Marina Crp
問題一覧
1
Firing of a red star signal
2
0.5 watt maximum
3
not allowed
4
with DSC use, first broadcast the carrier wave for at least three seconds
5
Satcom C
6
TDM-signals are used
7
time lapse of vibrations.
8
Position in code from the International code of signals
9
518KHZ
10
time lapse of vibrations.
11
adjust the noise threshold of the mariphone receiver
12
the error signal
13
VTS
14
satellites
15
in presence of atmospheric or interfering signals automatically adjust itself
16
Channel 70 DSC
17
the condition and results of tests of the main radiotelegraph installation
18
5 - 10 watt
19
the name and owner of the ship, its position and destination
20
Solas and the international treaty of far messaging
21
noise in speech-breaks in an SSB-signal
22
When the vessel has replaced a required piece of GMDSS - related equipment but its performance has not been verified or logged
23
position of the aerial
24
156.7 MHz
25
be able to identify oneself
26
You can send a message by express delivery
27
with weak incoming signals distortion is reduced
28
safety
29
engine room deadman's alarm
30
156.526 MHZ
31
VDR
32
reduce distortion of weak incoming signals
33
8 or 12 MHz-band
34
Internal communication
35
ARQ
36
A vessel may proceed only when it has received specific orders to do so.
37
a calling station has an urgent message about the safety of a person
38
Information contained in a distress alert includes the name and the position of the distressed vessel, and may include additional information such as the nature of the situation and what kind of assistance that may be required.
39
the curvature of the surface of the earth
40
It is advisable to follow a distress message on 2182 kHz by two dashes of 10 to 15 seconds duration.
41
the upper side band (USB)
42
DSC is to be used for transmitting and receiving distress alerts to and from other ship or coast radio stations via radio.
43
the height of the aerial
44
In distress
45
16 and 2174.5
46
EGC
47
1 meter
48
Transmitter and receiver to be tested with intervals of not more than one month
49
5 - 10 watt
50
the old mariphone must be checked out and the new one must be checked
51
a license must be issued
52
TDM-signals are used
53
A3 or F3 emissions
54
156.8 MHz
55
both amplitude and frequency of the carrier wave are variable
56
the height of the transmitting antenna
57
to regulate the transmitting power
58
coax cable connection
59
means of communication between the bridge and engine room
60
bring the main engine speed to idle
61
False alarm
62
independent of the frequency
63
First an acknowledgement of a coastguard station must be received via the 8MHz
64
SART
65
because the volume adjustment of the speaker is too high
66
the frequency is constant
67
the direction of the electrical field
68
only for those who want to send and/or receive a message
69
2182 kHz
70
200 Nautical Miles
71
the volume
72
Making smoke in daylight
73
to prevent contact with earth
74
means of communication between the bridge and engine room
75
Intelligibility
76
Emergency generator
77
Ability to make weak stations audible
78
156.75 MHz
79
Critical speed
80
About 30-70 miles Line of sight
81
highest possible frequency that will be reflected by the ionosphere
82
Hand-held orange smoke distress flare
83
Red flares
84
frequency
85
the possibility to keep radio-contact with two or more stations simultaneously
86
adjust the threshold level for admitting signals and refusing noise
87
a copper wire of sufficient diameter to minimize loses
88
is hardly relevant
89
a properly insulated copper wire of sufficient diameter
90
Ability to make weak stations audible
91
30 - 300 GHz
92
156.526 MHZ
93
156.65 MHz
94
DELL TAH
95
Position of the aerial
96
solid material and all types of liquid waste
97
walkie talkies
98
Solas and the international treaty of far messaging
99
a calling station has an urgent message about the safety of a person
100
The scavenge drain line is not clogged
問題一覧
1
Firing of a red star signal
2
0.5 watt maximum
3
not allowed
4
with DSC use, first broadcast the carrier wave for at least three seconds
5
Satcom C
6
TDM-signals are used
7
time lapse of vibrations.
8
Position in code from the International code of signals
9
518KHZ
10
time lapse of vibrations.
11
adjust the noise threshold of the mariphone receiver
12
the error signal
13
VTS
14
satellites
15
in presence of atmospheric or interfering signals automatically adjust itself
16
Channel 70 DSC
17
the condition and results of tests of the main radiotelegraph installation
18
5 - 10 watt
19
the name and owner of the ship, its position and destination
20
Solas and the international treaty of far messaging
21
noise in speech-breaks in an SSB-signal
22
When the vessel has replaced a required piece of GMDSS - related equipment but its performance has not been verified or logged
23
position of the aerial
24
156.7 MHz
25
be able to identify oneself
26
You can send a message by express delivery
27
with weak incoming signals distortion is reduced
28
safety
29
engine room deadman's alarm
30
156.526 MHZ
31
VDR
32
reduce distortion of weak incoming signals
33
8 or 12 MHz-band
34
Internal communication
35
ARQ
36
A vessel may proceed only when it has received specific orders to do so.
37
a calling station has an urgent message about the safety of a person
38
Information contained in a distress alert includes the name and the position of the distressed vessel, and may include additional information such as the nature of the situation and what kind of assistance that may be required.
39
the curvature of the surface of the earth
40
It is advisable to follow a distress message on 2182 kHz by two dashes of 10 to 15 seconds duration.
41
the upper side band (USB)
42
DSC is to be used for transmitting and receiving distress alerts to and from other ship or coast radio stations via radio.
43
the height of the aerial
44
In distress
45
16 and 2174.5
46
EGC
47
1 meter
48
Transmitter and receiver to be tested with intervals of not more than one month
49
5 - 10 watt
50
the old mariphone must be checked out and the new one must be checked
51
a license must be issued
52
TDM-signals are used
53
A3 or F3 emissions
54
156.8 MHz
55
both amplitude and frequency of the carrier wave are variable
56
the height of the transmitting antenna
57
to regulate the transmitting power
58
coax cable connection
59
means of communication between the bridge and engine room
60
bring the main engine speed to idle
61
False alarm
62
independent of the frequency
63
First an acknowledgement of a coastguard station must be received via the 8MHz
64
SART
65
because the volume adjustment of the speaker is too high
66
the frequency is constant
67
the direction of the electrical field
68
only for those who want to send and/or receive a message
69
2182 kHz
70
200 Nautical Miles
71
the volume
72
Making smoke in daylight
73
to prevent contact with earth
74
means of communication between the bridge and engine room
75
Intelligibility
76
Emergency generator
77
Ability to make weak stations audible
78
156.75 MHz
79
Critical speed
80
About 30-70 miles Line of sight
81
highest possible frequency that will be reflected by the ionosphere
82
Hand-held orange smoke distress flare
83
Red flares
84
frequency
85
the possibility to keep radio-contact with two or more stations simultaneously
86
adjust the threshold level for admitting signals and refusing noise
87
a copper wire of sufficient diameter to minimize loses
88
is hardly relevant
89
a properly insulated copper wire of sufficient diameter
90
Ability to make weak stations audible
91
30 - 300 GHz
92
156.526 MHZ
93
156.65 MHz
94
DELL TAH
95
Position of the aerial
96
solid material and all types of liquid waste
97
walkie talkies
98
Solas and the international treaty of far messaging
99
a calling station has an urgent message about the safety of a person
100
The scavenge drain line is not clogged