ࡱ>  } Rbjbj558b__\~~8dw;;QQQQQQ1333333$R:W QQQQQWQQh݁݁݁QV2QQ1݁Q1݁݁݁Q@@]?O1݁~0݁.sj.݁.݁@QQ݁QQQQQWW݁QQQQQQQ.QQQQQQQQQ~ : GMDSSDe -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 1 u ,{N ,TR`N 1. Utopia Forward Station. This is Utopia Bridge. Single up forward to head line and breast line. Utopia 9S b/f~vS US~ SiR4YT*j0 2. Utopia AftStation. This is Utopia Bridge. Single up aftto breastline and stern buoy line. Utopia 9>\S b/f9S US~ SiR*jT>\nmR{|0 3. Utopia AftStation. Taketug stowing line to capstan then make faston starboard quarter. Utopia 9>\S bbnb&^ N~:gv^(WS?=cbr0 4. Oredock Pilot. This is Huanghe. My draught forward 10.2m, aft 11.0m, fresh water allowance 200 millimeters. Oredock _*XT b/fĞln b9T4l:N 10 2 s| >\T4l:N 11 s| m4lP:N 200 ks| 5. Gargantua.This isUtopia. Visibilityis expected to decrease to 200m in four hours. Gargantua b/f Utopia V\eT^\ NM0R 200 s|0 6. Euphoria.This is Red Sea.Visibility atDiexieville is 500 meters. Itis expected to increase to 1500 meters in the nexttwo hours. Euphoria b/fRed Sea (WDiexievilleYv^:N500s| $N\eT\XR0R1500 s|0 7. OilportPilot.This isYellowSea.Is pilotage compulsory? /f:_6R_*T 8. Ioland.This isM/V Blue Eagle.Myanchor isfoul bv~ OON0 9. Oilportpilot.This is Utopia. Pilotladder isrigged on starboardside. _*XT(uh](WS7c}Y0 10. Yellow Drill.This isAppleport Pilot.Pilot vessel isapproaching you. _*9ckT`OYveg0 11. Yellow Sea.This is DalianportPilot. Pilotage suspended for allvessels. @b g96f\P_*0 12. Gargantua.This is Utopia. I am coming to your assistance and expected to reach you at1800 hours. b\MRegcR`O9 be:N 18 p0 13. Utopia.Are you ready for helicopter? QY}YcSvGSޘ:gvcRNT 14. Roger.I am making identification signal. b9ck(WSQƋ+ROS0 15. Bigapple.This is helicopter.Request permission to land on deck. vGSޘ:gBlAQ(W2ug NM=0 16. Utopia. this isFantasia.There is a vessel anchored ahead of you in the center of fairway. ----------------------- ub 2----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 2 u *S-N_`OMRe g9b0 17. Nutcracker.This is Newharbour Pilot.There is a vessel ahead obstructing your movement. MRe g9O;x`O9LR0 18. There isa swell of height8 meters from seaward. NwmbǏegN*Ns|ؚvmjm0 19. Blue flag.This isRed Star.Aresea conditions expected to change within the nextthree hours? wm NagN(W 3 \eT g@b9eST 20. Newharbour.This isUtopia. I will stop engines. b9\sQSR:g0 21. Watertrees.This isAngroMerchant.Youarerunning intodanger.Risk of collision imminent. Advise you alter course 90tostarboard. `O9 gxdqSi ^TS7f9e*T 90^0 22. WorldFisher.This isAndroclea. I will maintain presentcourse andspeed. b\Ocs(Wv*TT*0 23. AvonportPilot.This isEuphoria.Atwhattime will pilotbe available? UOe_0R_*0 24. Valhalla.This isRed Flag.No.4 beacon is 2 miles distance ahead. 4 SOMOh(WMRe 2 ̑0 25. AvonportPortControl. This is Utopia. Is there any other trafficoutward? /f N/f gSYvQ/n9S0 26. Avonport. Dockmaster.This is Utopia Pilot. Is vessel in position? 9S/f&T1\MO0 27. Utopia. This is St. Nicholas StraitInformation Service. Traffic lane Bravois blocked.Traffic hasbeen diverted totrafficlane Charlie. Bravo *S]sQ *Lly0R Charlie *S0 28. WorrldFisher.This is Utopia.Youareapproaching a prohibited fishing area. `Ockv_N*Nyn:S0 29. WorldFisher.This isBlue Boy.Fishing gear hasfouled your propeller. nwQ ~(W`Ovehh N0 30. WorldFisher.Fishing in this area isprohibited.Advise you recover your fishing gear. (Wُ*N:SWUc|/fybkv ^`O6eVnwQ0 31. MartianPrincess. This isNutcracker.Proceed along ice-channel. l@w gQv*S~~MRۏ0 32. LightBaby.This isNortherner.I will meetand escortyou. b\Ǐeg:N`Ob*0 33. Utopia.This is Otlar Radio.Whatisyour freeboard? `Ovr^7Y\ 34. ABCRadio.This is Blue Day.Whatis your latesttropical storm warning information0 `Ovgep&^ΘffJTOo`/fNHN 35. Gargantua.This isNewharbour.Your message understood. - 2 - ----------------------- ub 3----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 3 u b]t`Ov5ue0 36. RedSea.Anchor position 1 mile upstream from Fishhaven hasbeen allocated toyou. ݍ Fishhaven N8nNwm̑v0W]~RM~`ON0 37. South Point.This isUtopia. I have sighted Iolande. b]~‰Km0RN Iolande0 38. There is a derelict adriftin position 170 degrees 4.5 miles from Barwater Pier,at 2000 hours zone time. :Se 2000 ݍ Barwaterx4Y 4.5 wm̑ 170 ^vMOn gN*Nonmir0 39. Utopia will enter waterscovered byAvonportPortControl. Utopia \ۏeQ Avonport /nSc6R-N_v{6R4lW0 40. Blighbank. This is Otlar Radio. There is a hampered vessel in position 090 degrees 5 miles from No.1 Jetty Oilmouth. ݍ 1 Sheh Oilmouth5 ̑ 90^Y gNSx90 41. Avonport.This isYellow Star.Myposition has been obtained byDecca. b9MOn]ǏSaS_0 42. Attention all vessels. This is Belin Radio. Navigation warning. Radio beacon service Whirlpool Rocks has beendiscontinued. T9la ُ̑/f Belin 5uSv*Lfb0Whirlpool Rocks e~5uOhNR]-Ne0 43. Utopia isapproaching the receiving pointfor the estuary leading toSaoPedro. Utopia ck(Wvя_ SaoPedro eQSYvStp0 44. Utopia Bridge. I will make tug fastonstarboardquarter. \bn(WS?=cbr0 45. Utopia AftStation. Taketug s towing line tocapstanthenmake fastonstarboardquarter. bbnb&^ N~:gv^(WS?=cbr0 46. Utopia AftStation. Maketug fastonmaindeck onstarboardside. \bn(WSO;N2ug N=cbr0 47. Utopia AftStation.Are you singled up? `O/fUS~vT 48. Utopia. Letgofore andaft. MRThQ㉉c0 49. Blue Sea ForwardStation. This isBlue Sea Bridge. Send awayhead lines. Q0 50. Ruland keeps zone time 10 hours aheadof GMT. Ruland :N GMT KNMRv:Se Nb_ 10 e0 51. Newharbour PilotStation. This is Utopia. Change tochannel six. bc0R 6 S0 52. Blue Sea ForwardStation. This isBlue Sea Bridge. Heave awayheadlines. ~ۏ0 53. Appleport Radio. This is Utopia. My arrival draught, salt water is 2.8 meters forward, 2.6 meters aft. ----------------------- ub 4----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 4 u b9ۏ/nwm4lT4l:NT4l 2.8m >\T4l 2.6m0 54. Shanghaiport Radio. This is Utopia. My arrival draught, salt water is 2.8 meters forward, 4.6 meters aft. 55. Eagleport Radio. This is Changhe. My departure draught, salt water is 2.8 meters forward, 4.6 meters aft 56. Oredock pilot. This is Huang He. My draught forward 10.2m, aft 11.0m, relative density 1020. v[[^:N,g 10200 57. Nanhu. This is Newharbour. You must keep radio silence in this area unless you have the message aboutthe casualty. `O9_{(Wُ*N:SWOce~5uY؞ d^`O gNwm gsQv5ue0 58. Minghua. This is Newharbour. You must keep radio silence in this area unless you have message aboutthe casualty. 59. BigApple.This isBelinRadio.Youmust getunderway. `O9_{w*0 60. GreenLand. This isCoastguardRadio.Youmust getunderway. 61. Youmust altercourse tostarboardtoavoid fishing vessels. `O9_{TS79eTN_n90 62. Advise you waitforlock clearance atSouth Point. (W South Point I{_9n=r0 63. Youmust altercourse tostarboardtoavoid fishing vessels. 64. Fantasia.This isBlackTea.Donot, repeatdonot dredge anchor. ͑ YNM Nb0 65. OilportPilot.This isUtopia. Whatisthe anchor position forme? bvMO(WT̑ 66. Mayday.This isFantasia.I am onfireinthe living space. b9u;m:S@wkpN0 67. Utopia.This is helicopter.Please keep the wind onport bow. Oc]SΘ0 68. Euphoria.This ishelicopter.Indicate contactpoint. c:yM=p0 69. Helicopter.This is Utopia. I will not make fasthoist. Landing partyisready. b NV[GSMh {vF]QY0 70. Utopia.This isSt.Nicholas StraitInformationService. Itis clearforyou toenter traffic route. bۏeQv*RS/f&Tn=r0 71. FlyingFish.This is USCG.Youarenot complyingwith trafficregulations. `Ol gu[*ĉR0 72. Martian Princess. This is Southpoint Coastguard. You are not keeping to your correct traffic lane. `Ol gOc(Wcknxv*RSQ0 - 4 - ----------------------- ub 5----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 5 u 73. Nordhavn,This is Gargantua,Whatisthe weather forecastfor area Westercap? (W Westercap Yvlab/fNHN 74. Gargantua.This isNordhavn.Windforce atWesterccap isforce 8. (W Westercap YvΘR:N 8 ~0 75. Bigsea This isFlyingfish. Dangerous wreck reported atNorth Buoy.Advise you stop engine (W North Buoy YbJT gqSil9 \P:g0 76. Utopia. This is Banks Radio. Floating ice in poison 4700 North, 5000 West. Dangerous tonavigation. Keep clear. (WS~ 47 ^ 00R ~ 50 ^ 00RY gnmQ0*LqSi 0 77. Euphoria.This isNavyport. Navigationis closed inarea Zebra.Navalexercises.Keepclear. Zebra :SWy* gwmQo`N 0 78. Utopia. This isEaster Coastguard.There has beena collision inposition 5230North.2 10East.Stand bytogive assistance. (WS~ 52 ^ 30R N~ 2 ^ 10RY gxd _}TQec0 79. Euphoria. This is Utopia. You are running into danger. Fog bank ahead of you. Is your radar working? 80. ArcticThunder.This isUtopia. I cannot see your navigationlight. b w N`Ov*Lop0 81. RedStar.This isBlue Sea.Keepclear.Youarejettisoning poisonous cargo. `O(Wb_ gk'ir0 82. OrehavenPilot.This isYokohama. Is the pilot boatonstation? _*XT/f&T(W_*z̑0 83. Yokohama. This is Orehaven Pilot. You can take pilot at Fairway buoy at 1800 hours local time. S_0We 1800e`OSN(W*Snmhc_*XT0 84. Utopia.This is Euphoria.Where must I rigpilot ladder? b\_*XT(uhc(WUOY 85. Valhalla.This isBlue Sea.There isa vessel entering atNo.10 buoy. gNX9(W 10SnmhۏeQ0 86. Valhalla.This isBlue Sea.Please proceed toCocoFairway. veQ Coco *S0 87. Utopia.This isAvonportPilot.Turntoportbefore anchoringinOuter roads. (WYSbMRT]l0 88. I am crossingthe fairwayfrom No.12 toNo.13 buoy at12 knots. bN 12 ST 13SnmhKNz*S * 12 0 89. FineApple. This isYellow Sea.Is there anyother traffic? gvQNveg_9ST 90. Utopia.This isValhalla.MustI keep tothe leadingline? b_{(W[*~QT ----------------------- ub 6----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 6 u 91. Valhalla.Youmust keep tothe starboardside of the fairwayfor 4 cables. `O_{Oc(W*SSO 4 vݍy0 92. AvonportPortControl. This is Utopia. Myvessel is healthy and I require free pratique. b96 Nv9XTSOeP^ bBleuL0 93. ABCPortControl.This isBlue Boy pilot. I am underwayininner dock. b(WQ/n`l*L0 94. Newharbour PortControl. This is blue Sea.Whataremy dockinginstructions? bvۏ^Wc:y/fNHN 95. MartinPrincess. This isABCPortControl. Euphoria has leftcontainer terminal. Euphoria ]y_Ɩň{x4Y0 96. Utopia,This isAvonportPortControl.VesselAndrocles has entered fairwayatharbour buoy. Androcles ](W/nSnmR{YۏeQ*S0 97. RedSea.This isBelinRadio.Change toNo.2 berth. RedSea. y0RNSlMO. 98. St.Nicholas StraitInformationService. This isUtopia.Are there any navigational warnings? g*LfJTT? 99. Utopia. This is St. Nicholas Strait Information Service. There is a drifting mine reported in position5415North, 1120East ncb(WN~ 11^ 20 R S~ 54^ 15 R gNonm4l. 100. There is a dangerous rock in position 2 miles 180from South Point marked by isolation dangerous buoy showingwhite flashing light. ݍWSW~p 180^ 2 wm̑Y gqSiyw, hƋ:N}vIQopvd[zqSinmR{. 101. Eastbound trafficlane hasbeendiscontinued. Please use inshore route. NT*SRS]\.O(ul\*&^. 102. There is a gas leakage from a fractured pipeline in position 1703 miles from East Tower of South PointGasWorks. y EastTowersouth PointGasWorks 3 ̑eMO 170 ^, {S4xˆ glSOl2. 103. Utopia. This is St. Nicholas StraitInformation Service. Traffic lane Bravois blocked. Traffic hasbeenfractured pipeline trafficlane Charlie. Utopia Bravo *S\ Charlie *S{S4xˆ. 104. There isAgasleakage from a diverted toinposition1703miles from EastTower of South PointGasWorks. 105. Androcles. This isUtopia. Is there fishinggear aheadof me? `OvMRe gnwQT? 106. Utopia. This is World Fisher. You are heading towards fishing gear. There are nets with buoys inthis area. `OckvTnwQ,(W`OckMRe:SW g&^nmhvnQ. 107. Euphoria. This is Utopia. My position is 4940 North, 3523West. My position has beenobtained byastronomical observations - 6 - ----------------------- ub 7----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 7 u bv)Ye‰KmMOn/fS~ 49 ^ 40R ~ 35 ^ 23R. 108. Nutcracker.This isAndrocles.Whatis your course tothe pilotstation? `OS_*zv*T/fNHN? 109. Red Star. This is Newharbour Radar. Please give me your position again to assist identification. Q!k~Q`OvMOnNOƋ+R. 110.Utopia. This is Nutcracker. Icebreaker assistance is now commencing, keep a continuous radiotelephone listening watch. 4xQ]\Ock(WۏL,Oce~5u݋[,T. 111.Utopia. This is Nutcracker. Icebreaker assistance is now commencing, keeping a continuous radiotelephone listening watch. 4xQ]\Ock(WۏL,bckOce~5u[,T. 112.Shicki Maru.This isNutcracker.Donot follow me. Thick ice ahead. Nߍb,bMRb gSQ. 113.Black Tea.This is Nutcracker.Your place inconvoy is No. 1.You will be followed by vessel MartianPrincess. `O(Wb*̑/f 1 SMO MartianPrincess ߍ(W`OTb0 114.MartianPrincess.This is Nutcracker.Proceeding alongice-channel. 115.Utopia. This is Nutcracker. Icebreaker assistance is now commencing, keeping a continuous radiotelephone listening watch. 116.Utopia.This is Nutcracker.Increase your engine speed. Keepcorrectdistance from me. ;N:gR v^NbOcS_ݍy0 117.Utopia.This is Nutcracker.Increase your engine speed.Keepcorrectdistance from me. 118.Shicki Maru.This isNutcracker.Keep a distance of three zerozero meters betweenvessels. 9ݍOc:N 300 s|0 119.BigApple.This is icebreaker.Preparetoreceive towline. b/f4xQ9 cb0 120. Utopia. This isNutcracker.Be readytocastoff towline. Utopia QY 121. Utopia. This isNutcracker.Icebreaker sassistance is suspended due topoor visibility. ^ No4xQ]\O~bk0 122. Utopia. This isNutcracker.Switch onbow search light. Sb_9cgqop0 123. Martian Princess. This is Nutcracker. Ice-breaker assistance is finished. There is open water ahead. 4xQ]\O]~~_g MRe:NSL4lW0 124. Utopia. This is Nutcracker. Ice-breaker assistance is finished. Ice-breaker Northerner will assistyou infurther navigation. 4xQ]\O~_g b\ۏNek:N`OcO gR0 125. Euphoria.This isAndrocles. I am going astern. ----------------------- ub 8----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 8 u bck(WPf0 126. Utopi This isBlibaby.I am not makingway through the water. bl g[4lyR0 127. Otlar Radio.This is Blue Eagle.Request details of commencementof transit. bBlz_Yev~Oo`0 128. Utopia. This isNewharbour Radio.Transitspeed is6 knots. z^:N 6 0 129. Cocoport Radio.This isUtopia. Whatisyour latesttropical storm warning information? gevp&^ΘffJT/fNHN 130. Newharbour.This isGargantua.Assistance isnolonger required. b NQcR0 131. Utopia. This is Cocoport Radio. What is the atmospheric pressure and its change at your position? `OYlS/fY\ g9eST 132. There aresalvage operations inposition, south side of fairwayatFishhaven. (W Fishhaven *SvWSOck(WۏLSb^c\ON0 133. Utopia. This isNewharbour.Vessel Gargantua will turnatthe refinery quay,aheadof you. Gargantua \(W`OMRevplx4Y9eT0 134. Otlar Radio.This is RedStar.Whatis your latesttropical storm warning information? 135. Is there sufficientdepth of water forme toproceed toberth now? 4lm/f&TYbۏeQMO0 136. This is Utopia.What sthe positionof vessel indistress? Gi9vMOn/fNHN 137. Iolande. I expect toreachyou at19:00 hours zone time. bbe:N:Se 19000 138. This is Oilport.Youwill meet crossingtrafficatposition off GannetHead. `O\(W GannetHeadG0Rz90 139. Vessel Gargantua isnot complyingwith the traffic regulations. `Ol gu[*ĉR0 140. Youarerunning intodanger.Advise you altercourse tostarboard. `Ockb4NqSi ^`OTS9eT0 141. All vessels. This is SNSIS. Situation report. The visibility at Dolphin Bank Light Vessel is 2 miles. T9la ُ̑/f`QbJT (W Dolphin Bank op9Dяv^/f 2 wm̑0 142. There is a vessel with a difficult tow onpassage toEckhaven now approaching PelicanBank Buoy. __ Eckhaven vNXd~Vvb&^9ckT PelicanBank nmR{`я0 143. SAR Unit.This isValhalla.Fireis under control.Lifeboatis nolonger required kpR]c6R QeuG NQ0 144. SAR Unit.This isValhalla.Yes,I require tugs.Mysteering gearis damaged. - 8 - ----------------------- ub 9----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 9 u bbn bv5:gS_c0 145. AvonportPortControl.This isRed Sea.Myradaris notworking. b9Ee0 146. I require a pilot. Where canI take a pilot? Whataremy berthing instructions? Over. bBl_* b(WT̑cS_*bv`lc:y/fNHN 147. Flying Fish. This is Oilport Port Control. Vessel on opposite course 1.5 miles distance will passonyour port side. gNXST9ݍ`O 1.5 wm̑ \N`O9]OvǏ0 148. Avonport Port Control. This is Utopia. I will alter course to320 degrees at 0315 hours local time. (WS_0We 0315b\9ev*T 320^ 149. Utopia proceeds asinstructed toher temporary anchorage. Utopia 9hncc:yyl0R[v4Ne0W0 150. Red Flag.Deep vessel hasentered fairwayinwards. gmT4l9veQۏ/n*S0 151. All vessels. This is Avonport. Navigational warnings. There are pipelaying operations near gasleakage. T9la *LfJT (WlSOl2YDя g{Swe\ON0 152. There is a vessel carryingouthydrographic survey inarea off OilmouthNo.1 quay. g9S(W 1 Sx4Y:SWۏL4lSKmϑ0 153. All vessels.This isAvonport. Charteddepths aredecreased by0.5 meters. Vl4lm]Q\N 0.5 s|0 154. Utopia. This isAndrocles. Buoys areonlyshowing onsix miles range scale onmy radar. bvh:\ NnmR{>f:y(W 6 wm̑Y0 155. Androcles. This isUtopia. I will change range scale onapproaching.Over. bcяe\9eSh:\0 156. South-westerly gales imminent in sea areas Portcastle and Gull, backing southerly and increasing toforce 9. (W Portcastle T Gull Dя4lW gOPWS'YΘ lOPWSΘ ΘRXR0R 9 ~0 157. Broken ice isexpected insea areasBearandSkua. (W Bear T Skua 4lW gxQ0 158. Icebreaker Nutcracker now has tobreaka channel for the convoy of ships toget through the thicker ice. 4xQ9_{:N96_}Y*S NǏZWQ:S0 159. Utopia and the other two vessels enter the inner basin after having come safely through the ice. 9]ǏQ:SۏeQQ/n~n0 160. Blue Sea calls up the shore radioatMangrove head. Blue Sea |TS(W Mangrove MRvwm\5uS0 161. Utopia takes onfuel andwater atthe berth inSaoPedro. ----------------------- ub 10----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 10 u Utopia (W SaoPedro lMORňqeT4l0 162. At1930 hours local time, White Pigeonleaves the berth, readytogothrough the OtlarCanal. S_0We 1930 White Pigeon y_lMO QYǏ OtlarЏl0 163. Utopia. This isOtlarRadio. Reportarrivalatwaypoint,Nobriga Buoy. (W0R Nobriga nmR{*pe bJT0 164. I am alteringcourse toavoid the anchored vessel. bck9eTN_l90 165. Red Eagle. This is Whisky. Unknown object in position 2500 North, 8500 West. Keepclear. (WS~ 25 ^ ~ 85 ^ g NfirSO 0 166. AvonportPortControl.This isMainland. I am proceeding ata reduced speed. bckQ*L0 167. Attention allvessels. This isUtopia. I am nearing anobscured area inthe Fairway. @b g9la bckcя*Sn=:S0 168. Utopia. This is St. Nicholas StraitInformation Service. Submerged wreck ahead of you. It is dangerous toremainonyour presentcourse. (W`OvMRe g4l Nl9 Oc`OvMRv*T/fqSiv0 169. PortControl.This isBlue Eagle.Is shore-based radarassistance available? /f&TSN:NbcO\W.^R0 170. Longbeach. This is Dalian Port Control. There is a hampered vesssel in position 0900 degrees 5 miles from No.1 jetty Oilmouth. (Wݍy Oilmouth 1 Szx4Y 5wm̑ eMO 0900^v0We gNXx*9S0 171. Utopia Forward Station. Make tugfastatbreakof forecastle onstarboardside. 9 (W9|izS7=cbrbn0 172. Utopia. Letgofore andaft. 9T9>\~0 173. Red Star,this is SARunit.I readyou with signal strength five. bc6e`OvOS:_^/fN0 174. EasternStandardTime isfive hours behind GMT. TNeThQe/fm9 bb9>e(W NΘ0 - 10 - ----------------------- ub 11----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 11 u 179. Utopia. This isyacht Moonlight. Pleasetake command of searchand rescue. c%cdQeOS]\O0 180. Utopia. This isyacht Moonlight. Pleasetake command of searchand rescue. 181. Red Star.This is helicopter.Whatisyour course and speed? `Ov*TT*/fY\0 182. Wind atPuming will increase toforce 10 duringnextfour hours. (W Puming *gegV\eΘR\XR0R 10 ~0 183. HuangHe.This isChangjing.Whatis the stateof sea atBearlightVessel? Bear op9DяwmbrQ`7h 184. Euphoria.This isUtopia. There isa sea of height5 meters from North. jmؚ 5 s| jmTckS 185. Nordhavn.This isTropic Trade.Whatisstate of swell atCargoBeach? (W CargoBeach Dяwmbmjm`Q`7h 186. Watertrees.This isAgro Merchant.You are running into danger. Risk of collision imminent. Advise you altercourse 90toStarboard. `Ockb4NxdqSi ^`OTS9eT 90 ^0 187. AvonportPortControl.This isUtopia. MyETAatpilot is1600 hours. bb_*zve/f 16000 188. There is a dangerous rock in position 2 miles 180from south point marked by isolation dangerous buoy showingwhite flashing light. 189. There is a dangerous rock in position 2 miles 180from south point marked by isolation dangerous buoy showingwhite flashing light. 190. Androcles. Navigate with caution. Small fishing boats arewithin twomiles of you. la(Na~v (Wݍ`O 2 wm̑Y g\n90 191. Utopia. This is World Fisher. You are heading towards fishing gear. There are nets with buoys inthis area. 192. Shiki Maru.This isNutcracker.Switch onbow search light. 193. Androcles. This isOldfish.I am maintaining my course and speed. bckOTOLv0 194. Utopia. This isBlueboy.I am notmaking waythrough the water. b N~Ǐُ*N4lW0 195. Androcles. Vessel Euphoria wishes toovertake onportside ofAndrocles. ^`O(W]70 196. Red Sea.This isOilportpilot. Whatisyour full maneuvering speed? `OhQ*Lv^/fY\ 197. BelinRadio.This isbigApple. Request details of commencementof transit. 198. BelinRadio.This isBlackSea.I have a listtoportof 2degrees. b]>P 2 ^0 199. Oilport.The pressure is 980millibars andits change isa drop of 5 milibarsinthe lasthour. s(WlS 980 k] *gegN\e\ NM 5 k]0 ----------------------- ub 12----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 12 u 200. Fantasia. The Storm Zoe is reported in 1520 South, 16235 East, direction 200, speed 10knots with maximum wind force 11. ncb(WWS~ 15^ 20 R N~200 ^vΘfZoe eMO 200^ Θ 10 g'YΘR 11~0 201. Vessel Utopia is going to her half way round the world, using the Standard Marine CommunicationPhrases throughout Utopia nckۏeQst*LvJS z hQbO(uhQ*wm(uۏL0 202. Southpoint.This isUtopia. I am incommand of search andrescue. b(Wc%cdQeOS]\O0 203. Iolande. Is itsafetofirea rocket? Iolande. S\kp{/f&T[hQ 204. Visibilityis reduced byrainandmist V:N薌T{^ NM0 205. There is a vessel with a difficult tow on passage toNorthhaven now approaching Fuji Bank Buoy 206. All vessels. This isAvonportAbnormally low tides areexpected inAvonportchannel around 1400 hours local time. @b g96 S_0We 1400 (W Avonport *SQsS8^NOno0 207. OcenpointRadio.This isUtopia. I am notunder command. bn1Yc0 208. Otlar Radio. This is Utopia. I am at way point, Nobriga Buoy! What time may I enter the canal b(W Nobria nmR{*p bUOeSNۏeQЏl 209. Red Flag.This is Blue Sea.Whatwasyour lastport of call? `O N!k\P`/n/fT̑ 210. Utopia. This is St. Nicholas Strait Information Service. Advise you keep well clear of sea area South Baybecause search andrescue areinoperation. ^`O[ South Bay4lW V:N̑ck(WۏLdQe\ON0 211.Valhalla.This isSAR Unit. Life boatsand tugs arecoming toyour assistance. QeuGTbnckvT`OY :N`OcO.^R0 212. Eagleport Radio. This is Changhe. My departure draught, salt water is 2.8 metres forward, 4.6 metresaft.. bvQ/nwm4lT4l/f T4l 2.8s| >\T4l 4.6 s| 213. Blue Flag. This is Red Star. Are sea conditions expected to change within the next three hours. *geg N\eQwmQ\O9eS0 214. Utopia. This isCocoport.Tropical Storm Zoe reported in1520South,16335East. ncbp&^Θf Zoe MOn(WWS~ 15 ^ 20 R N~ 163 ^ 35 R0 215. GreenLand.This ishelicopter.Identify yourself bydirecting signal lampatme. TbS\OSopeg\OQ`OvhƋ0 - 12 - ----------------------- ub 13----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 13 u 216. Red Star.This is helicopter.I am commencing operationwill becarried outusing hoist. b\O(u T:g_Y\ON0 217. Androcles. This isNordhavn.The wind is veeringandbacking. ΘT/feTSe0 218. 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A.Sea areaA1 B.SeaAreaA2 C.Sea areaA4 D.distress area 440.The NCS of INMARSAT-Asystem inthe IORisin______. A.Goonhilly,UK B.Yamaguchi, Japan C.Perth,Australia D.Southbury,USA 441. The Network coordination Station for the Inmarsat-A coast stations in the Pacific ocean region isin______. A.Yamaguchi, Japan B.Beijing, china C.Nakhodka, Russian D.Perth,Australia 442.The InmarsatSESoperator canchose the most suitable CES accordingto______. A.his service andposition B.time and course C.tide andspeed D.type of his ship 443. A mobile earth station in the maritime mobile-satellite service, which is located on board ship, iscalled______. A.anLES B.anSES C.a ship station D.a Land Mobile Station 444.After successful commissioning, the ______will permitthe SES toaccess tosystem. A.Inmarsat B.IMO C.MSC D.CES 445.Whohaspermit the SES enter the system aftersuccessful commissioning? A.Network B.The CES preferredbythe applicant C.INMARSAT D.The SES itself 446.InInmarsat-A. Priority1 means ______communication. A.routine B.distress C.urgency D.safety 447.The maritime access code fortheAOR-Eis______inINMARSAT-Atelex service. A.581 B.582 C.583 D.584 448. When you have received GA+ from the CES for the INMARSAT-A telex communication, you should immediately select_______and ______you required. A.anCES/telex mode B.anSES/telexservice C.the service/the subscriber D.a satellite/anoceanregion 449.Everyship mustbe fittedwith ______SART,and______two-wayVHF radiotelephone. A.1,2 B.2,3 C.2,1 D.3,2 450. The maritime access code of telephone mode in Inmarsaat-A terminal for the AOR-W is ______. A.871 B.872 C.873 D.874 451.The source of energy fitted inGMDSS complyingvessels must be_______. A.the mainsource of energy B.emergency source of electricalpower C.the reserve source of energy D.allof above 452.Whenthe power of SARTis on, itwill ______. A.transmit distress signal B.send response signal C.transmit the signal of ship s position D.bestarted byX-bandradar 453.Distresssignal arealways stored inthe memory soastostart______. A.local-mode coverage B.SARoperation C.data process D.continuous broadcast - 68 - ----------------------- ub 69----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 69 u 454.EGCisa ______partof INMARSAT-C. A.component B.supportable C.combined D.complimentary 455._______will form the basisfor distress alertingandsafetycalling. A.GMDSS B.EGC C.MSI D.DSC 456. An area within the coverage of at least one MF shore station in which continuous DSC distress alertingisavailable is______. A.Sea areaA1 B.Sea areaA2 C.distress area D.GMDSS area 457.InAreaA2,the DSCfrequency for distress alertingis______. A.2182khz B.2174.5khz C.2191khz D.2187.5khz 458.On-scene communications will normally take place between______. A.ship indistress andassistingunits B.NCSandRCC C.RCCs and on-scene commander or  coordinator surface search D.ship indistress andcoaststation 459.Ship-to-ship distress alertingshould be conducted by______. A.InmarsatSES B.VHF /DSCor MF/DSC C.SARTandVHF/DSC D.Satellite EPIRB andVHF /DSC 460.if the DSCcontroller is configured for MF/HFoperation, the distress will besenton______. A.double frequencies B.single frequency C.Dedicated frequency D multiple frequencies 461. SafetyNet is an international service for the broadcast and automatic reception of MSI by means of direct-printingthrough ______system. A.DSC B.EPIRB C.EGC D.NBDP 462.As each MSI message will have a unique identity,the printing of messages already received correctly is______. A.automatically suppressed B.finished bythe operator C.manually suppressed D.done again 463. The quality of EGC messages is ______ affected by the position of the ship, the time of reception andclimatic conditions. 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A.distress alerting B.locating 406mhz EPIRBs C.storing distress signal D.AandB 469.______is capableof findingany 406mhz beacons nomatter where they are. A.Local UserTerminal B.Spacecraft C.Local-mode coverage D.Near-polarorbitingsatellites 470.Thebeaconlocated onboardaircraftistermed______. A.EPIRB B.PLB C.ELT D.MCC 471.For COSPAS-SARSATsystem, ______usually transmit initial COSPAS-SARSATalert. A.RCC B.MCC C.LUT D.MRCC 472. Inthe COSPAS-SARSAT system distress signals are proceeded by ______ and the resulting data areforwarded to______through ______communicationnetwork. A.MCC/LUT/RCC B.LUT/MCC/RCC C.LUT/RCC/MCC D.LUT/RCC/LUT 473. By using ______ system a ship cansend a distress message and know with certainty it will be received. A.COSPAS-SARSAT B.SATELLITE C.terrestrial radio D.INMARSAT 474.Exchange of answerbacks acts asa confirmationthatthe message ______ atthe destination. A.have received B.have beenreceived C.arereceived D.arebeing received 475. If the beacon is mounted at a wrong place, it may ______ by sea water, chemicals, exhaust and vibrations. A.be damaged B.work normally regardless of harmful conditions C.not wok though itisnot ina badcondition D.both aand c 476.Radiobeaconcanbe activated ______incaseof distress. A.only automatically B.only manually C.both automatically andmanually D.onlybyremote control 477.Incasea ship isinemergency or distress inanyof 4areas,itisrequired touse the continuous ______ alert. A.MF/HF B.SART C.EPIRB D.any ofA,B,C 478. Every ship constructed on or after ______ shall comply with all the applicable requirements of this chapter. A.1February1995 B.1February1992 C.1July 1997 D.1February1999 479.Everyship accordingtoChapter IV of SOLAS shall beprovided with ___ ______. A.aVHF radioinstallationcapable of transmittingand receiving B.radiotelephonyonthe frequencies 156.3mhz C.a radartransponder capableof operatinginthe 9ghzband - 70 - ----------------------- ub 71----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 71 u D.a,b,c areallright 480. International Navtex service means the coordinated broadcast and automatic reception on ______ khz of maritime safety information by narrow-band direct-printing telegraphy using English language. A.518 B.2182 C.156.8 D.2187.5 481.Everylifeboatwhich isfittedwith a fixedtwo-way ______radiotelephone apparatuswith an antenna which is separately mounted shall be provided with arrangements for sitting and securing the antenna effectively initsoperating position. A.HF B.VHF C.MF D.MF/HF 482. Every lifeboat which is fitted with a fixed two-way vhf radiotelephone apparatus with______which is separatelymounted shall be provided with arrangements forsitting and securing the antenna effectively initsoperating position. A.a dummy antenna B.asupportingfacilities C.a back-up equipment D.anantenna 483.Atleasttwotwo-wayVHF radiotelephone apparatusshall beprovided onevery cargoship of ______ tons gross tonnage andupwards butless than500tons gross tonnage. A.200 B.300 C.400 D.800 484. Stations in the United States of America are grouped by states arranged in the alphabetical order of their ______. A.countries B.states C.names D.groups 485.Please use ______for______. A.English/alldistress communications B.Chinese/some distress calls C.the language decided byAdministration/all distress calls D.Japanese/some distress alerts 486.SOLAS ships shall beequipped with______. A.anEGCreceiver only B.asatellite communicationsystem C.a HF radiosystem D.aVHF with DSCsystem 487.Whatfollowing isnot amongthe function of SOLAS ships? A.receive shore-to-ship distress alerting B.transmit ship-to-shore distress alerting Creceive message forpublic correspondence D.transmit andreceive locating signals 488.Before GMDSS,if the radioofficer onboardisserious ill,______. A.someone else will takehis place B.the captainwill take charge of his work C.nobody will becapable of doing his work D.anyone else will use the radioequipment 489.Particularcareshould be ______inselectingCESs inareaswhere OceanRegions overlap. A.taken B.take C.took D.taked 490.The rescue coordination center may ______onstations which interfere with traffic. A.keep silence B.forbidtransmission C.change information D.impose 491. Monitoring is especially important in a highly automated system which is dependent on careful ______procedure andformat. ----------------------- ub 72----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 72 u A.adherence to B.adoption to C.relayingon D.usage of 492. Distress traffic is the communication______ between the station in distress and the ships, aircraft, coast radio stations, coast earth stations and rescue centers participating in the rescue work. A.exchange B.toexchange C.exchanging D.exchanged 493. Radiotelephony communication or radio telex communication or both will be carried out by terrestrial or satellite means, ______ the equipment fitted on ship and the area in which the incidentoccurs. A.depend on B.dependingon C.dependenton D.depended on 494.Weconsider ______send ahelicopter with medical facilities tothe distress area. A.itnecessary B.itis necessary C.itnecessary to D.necessary 495. The frequency ______ the safety message will be transmitted shall be included in DSC safetycall. A.which B.onwhich C.atwhich D.inwhich 496.The advantage of geostationary satellites is ______. A.the range of antenna cancover everywhere inthe world B.we canknow the ship s exactposition C.thatthe distress alertcanbelocated assoonaspossible D.antenna of permanentearthstations may be directed towards fixedpoints inthe sky 497. ______ by an ice-breaker, it is important to maintain a continuous listening watch on the appropriate VHF channel andtomaintainaproper look-outforsound andvisual signals. A.which isassisted B.thatassistyou C.whenyou assisted D.whenbeingassisting 498.Thevessel has stayed inport forsevendays because she needs ______. A.repairs B.repairing C.repaired D.being repaired 499.All coastradiostations ______DSCinstalled forVHF andHF. A.have B.had C.arehaving D.have had 500.Radiocommunication______for many yearsand helps tosave tens of thousands of lives. A.has beenused B.have beenused C.has used D have used ,{V !jb] !jb]N 1.The existing terrestrialradiosystem hasa number of basic flawswhich _______. A.canbeovercome byusingtraditional techniques B.cannot be overcome bysatellite system - 72 - ----------------------- ub 73----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 73 u C.canbe overcome bysatellite and digital techniques D.cannot betackled byany modernsystem 2.Which of the followingstatements is nota basic flawof the terrestrialtechniques. A.the need forspecialization B.receptiondifficulties C.congestion of communication D.heightof antenna 3.Traditional and terrestrialtechniques ______. A.canovercome the basic flawsof the radiosystem B.areuseless today C.now areoutof date D.areimpossible toovercome the flawsinthe existingradiosystem 4.The world sfirstcommunicationsatellite,Telstar,was putintoorbitin_______. A.1962 B.1960 C.1957 D.1966 5.Which Inmarsatsystem applies store-and-forwardmessaging? A.Inmarsat-A B.Inmarsat-B C.Inmarsat-C D.Inmarsat-F 6.The Inmarsatsystem is openfor use by______ countries ona non-discriminatory basis. A.some B.lots of C.many D.all 7.SeaAreaA2isanarea withinthe coverage of atleastone ______. A.VHFcoaststation B.MFcoaststation C.satellite D.RCC 8.The GMDSS must combine allvarious subsystems. Because _______. A.they allhave differentlimitations with respect tocoverage B.they allhave differentlimitations inthe technology they use C.differentsystems apply todifferentships D.allof above 9. when receiving a distress alert, the SAR authorities ashore and the ships in the vicinity of the ship indistress will _______inacoordinated searchand rescue operation with the minimum delay. A.assist B.send a rescue vessel C.searchthe distress area D.reachthe distress position atonce 10.Ships equipped with InmarsatSESsend distress alertsboth ______and______. A.quick andgood B.convenient andcertain C.easilyandsimply D.importantand difficult 11.Some radiowaves _____the surface of the earthbecause of its _____. A.arecapable of following/distance B.canfollow/altitude C.canhardly follow/shape D.areunablefollowing/angle 12.DistressalertsentbyRCCthrough CESor COAST STATIONis______alert. A.ship-to-shore B.ship-to ship C.shore-to-ship D.A,B,Careallcorrect 13.forSAR operations, if should be possible totransmitmessages in_____ directions. A.one B.double C.both D.four 14.On-scene communications arebetweenthe _______. A.ship stations and the coaststations B.SAR partyandthe ship indistress ----------------------- ub 74----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 74 u C.RCCandSAR parties D.ship indistress andthe SARauthorities ashore 15.Whatchannel isgeneral communicationused? A.any appropriate channel except public communication B.anyappropriate channel exceptfor public communications C.anyappropriate channel besides public communication D.any appropriate channel beside public communication 16.Whydosome stations keep silence? A.because they arenot engaged inthe distress traffic B.they will affectthe transmissionof the distress traffic C.the powers of these stations arevery weak D.they arenot incharge of searchandrescue 17.According tothe requirements of GMDSS equipment, every SOLAS ship should be equipped with _____. A.VHF/DSCandVHF two-way radiotelephone,SART B.NAVTEX receiver and SES C.1.6GHz EPINRB D.INMARSAT 18.Which of the following optional equipment canbe used by a ship inAreaA3for ship toshore distress alerting? AVHF DSC B.MF DSC C.INMARSATSES D.VHF 70CH EPIRB 19.A SART will provide the mainmeans for_____a survival craftinthe system. A.sending B.launching C.locating D.leaving 20.Whatinformationwill adistress alertcontain? A.nature if distress B.type of assistance required C.course and speed and time atwhich the information wasrecorded D.A,B,Careallright 21.The FECmode is for_____ from _____stationtotwoor more other stations whenavailable A.receivingmessages/one station B.transmission/one coaststationor ship C.communicating/one ship D.contacting/other 22.Itis preferableforships lying______toreceive MSItoensure safe navigation. A.both atsea andinport B.ininternational waters C.atthe anchorage D.innarrow channel 23. In the GMDSS, Maritime Safety Information broadcast will be made on two dedicated systems providingnear-continuous automated receptiononboardships, they are ______. A.INMARSATSafetyNET service and NAVTEX B.SafetyNetservice and COSPSA-SARSAT C.DSCsystem andNavigationWarningService D.MF/HF radiotelephone withNBDPandEGCService 24.WWNWSbroadcasts____ kinds of navigational warnings bymeans of radioformariners. - 74 - ----------------------- ub 75----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 75 u A.four B.three C.several D.a lotof 25.The concept of NAVTEX isof a_____ system forthe broadcastandreceipt of MSI. A.searchand rescue B.safe C.co-ordinated D.hydrographic 26.The NAVTEX receiver canbe mounted on_______. A.onthe bridge B.inthe coaststation C.onthe forecastle D.onstarboardside 27. The distance between the two Navtex stations with the same B1 character should be not exceed ______nautical miles. A.400 B.240 C.450 D.180 28. The service uses a single frequency with transmissions from nominated stations within each NAVREEAbeing arranged ona time-sharingbasis ______. A.toremove other transmission B.toestablishcontact C.toavoid interference betweenvessels D.toeliminate mutual interference 29.NAVTEX transmitter identificationcharacter B1is a single unique letter which is allocated to each Navtex______. A.receiver B.SES C,CES D.transmitter 30.The receiving stations canuse the B2character to _____differentclassesof messages. A.identify B.correct C.reject D.printout 31.NAVTEX co-ordinators control messages transmitted byeachstationaccordingto _____. A.the informationcontained ineachmessage B.the geographical coverage required C.transmitted identification D.AandBareright 32.Inthe communication of INMARSAT,_______communicationhas the absolute priority over allother transmissions. A.routine B.distress C.urgency D.security 33.The INVARSATconsists of _______ major components. A.4 B.9 C,8 D.5 34. In addition to meeting the requirement of Sea area A1, every ship engaged on voyage in Sea areaA2shall beprovided with ______. A.MF radioinstallationwith DSC B.SES C.MF/HFradiotelephone installation D.2187.5 KHz watchreceiver 35.The INVARSATsystem has five major components,they are: A.Space Segment,NCC,RCC,SES and CES B.Space Segment,asatellite system, Csystem, NCCand NCS C.Space Segment, NCC,NCS,CESandSES D.Asystem, CSystem, Satellite system earthstations andNCS 36. A radio link between a transmitting earth station and a receiving earth station through one satellite isnamed a______. A.radiolink B.space segment C.satellite link D.upper link ----------------------- ub 76----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 76 u 37.Marinersshould paymuch attentioninthe overlapped area owingto______. A.complicated circumstances B.changeable atmospheric pressure C.large density of traffic D.some strong signals from unwanted satellites 38.The position of the INMARSATsatellite over theAtlantic OceanRegion(w) is_______. A.180Eabove the equator B.64.5Eover the IOR C,15.5W alongthe straightline D.55.5W above the equator 39. The satellites in the INMARSAT system virtually cover the globe as far as about 75______ the polar regions. A.together with B.besides C,including D.except 40.The NCS of INMARSAT-Asystem inthe IORisin_______. A.Goonhilly,UK B.Yanaguchi, Japan C,Perth,Australia D,Southury,USA 41.There are_______NCSsintotal,one ineachoceanregion, theAOR(EandW),IORandPOR. A.3 B.2 C.1 D.4 42.The InmarsatSES operator canchoose the most suitable CES accordingto______. A.his service andposition B.time andcourse C.tide andspeed D.type of his ship 43.Amobile earthstationinthe maritime mobile-satellite service,which is located onboardship, is called_______. A.anLES B.anSES C,aship station D.aland mobile station 44.Aftersuccessful commissioning, the ______ will permit the SES access tosystem. A.INMARSAT B.IMO C.MSC D.CES 45.The other partof anSES is communicationelectronics and controllers, which is referred toas BDE,because this partislocated _______. A.high up onthe vessel B.inside the vessel C.exterior the vessel D.above deck 46.InInmarsat-A, Priority1 means_____ communication. A.routine B.distress C.urgency D.safety 47.The maritime access code fortheAOR(E)is _____INMARSAT-Atelex service. A.581 B.582 C.583 D.584 48.InInmarsat-A, Priority 0 means _____communication. A.routine B,distress C.urgency D.safety 49.Every ship mustbe fittedwith SARTand two-wayVHF radiotelephone. A.1,2 B.2,3 C.2,1 D.3,2 50. The maritime access code of telephone mode in INMARSAT-A terminal for the IOR is ______. A.871 B.872 C.873 D.874 51._____areoperated asa secondarymethod of alertinginthe GMDSS. A.satellite EPIRBs B.Non-satellite EPIRBs C.SES andDCS D.A+B 52.Which Inmarsatsystem applies store-and-forwardmessaging? A.Inmarsat-A B.Inmarsat-C C.Inmarsat-B D.Inmarsat-M - 76 - ----------------------- ub 77----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 77 u 53.Distresssignal arealways stored inthe memory soastostart______. A.local-mode coverage B.SAR operations C.data process D.continuous broadcast 54.EGCisa ______partof INMARSAT-C. A.component B.supportable C.combined D.complimentary 55.______will form the basis fordistress alertingand safetycalling. A.GMDSS B.EGC C.MSI D.DSC 56.Anarea withinthe coverage of atleastone MF shore stationinwhich continuous DSCdistress alertingis available is_______. A.Sea areaA1 B.Sea area A2 C.distress area D.GMDSS areas 57.InAreaA2,the DSCfrequency for distress alertingis______. A.2182KHz B.2174.5KHz C.2191KHz D.2187.5KHz 58.If a DSCdistress relayis transmitted from acoaststation, itwill _______. A.indicate the ship indistress thatthe alerthasbeenreceived B.alertships inthe area of adistress incidentthata distress has occurred C.inform other coaststations of distress incident D.repeatthe distress alertin5 minutes 59.Ship-to-ship distress alertingshould beconducted by_______ A.InmarsatSES B.VHF/DSCor MF/DSC C.SARTandVHF/DSC D.satellite EPIRBandVHF/DSC 60. DSC distress acknowledgements are normally transmitted by _____ in respond to a received DSCdistress call. A.ship stations B.coaststations C.NCSs D.NCC 61.Maritime safetyInformation_______international safetynet service andNAVTEX service. A.consists of B.canbereceived C.is transmitted by D.aremade on 62.As each MSI message will have a unique identity, the printing of messages already received correctly is_______. A.automatically suppressed B.finished bythe operator C.manually suppressed D.done again 63. If a ship is not fitted with and automatic position-fixing aid, such as GPS, its position should _____ inEGCreceiver atregular interval. A.not key B.bekeyed C.not be keyed D.key 64.All EGCmessages _____ owingtotheir nature of importance. A.cansuppress B.canbesuppressed C.cannot besuppressed D.aretobesuppressed 65. Navigational and meteorological warnings, meteorological forecasts and other urgent safety related messages toshipping, includingelectronic chartcorrectiondata is _______. A.Safety service B.Urgentservice C.distress alerting D.MSI 66.There are_____for ships toreceive safetynetmessages. A.some charge B.afew charges C.more expensive D.nocharge ----------------------- ub 78----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 78 u 67.COSPAS-SARSAThasthe functionof _______. A.distress alerting B.communication C.broadcasting MSI D.on-scene communication 68. The COSPAS-SARSAT 406KHz system was adopted as an element of the GMDSS by IMO in_____. A.1982 B.1980 C.1984 D.1988 69.COSPAS-SARSATisprimarily used for _______. A.improve communications inpolar regions B.searchand rescue C.providingMSItoship atsea D.transmitting andreceivinginformation 70. For COSPAS-SARSAT system, _____ process the distress signal from EPIRB to determine its position and identity. A.COSPAS-SARSAT B.Ground receivingstations C.Spacecraft D.Satellite SAR instrument 71.For COSPAS-SARSATsystem, ______usually transmit initial COSPAS-SARSATalert. A.RCC B.MCC C.LUT D.MRCC 72. In the COSPAS-SARSAT system distress signals are proceeded by _____ and the resulting data areforwarded to______through ______communicationnetwork. A.MCC/LUT/RCC B.LUT/MCC/ RCC C.LUT/RCC/MCC D.LUT/RCC/LUT 73.Equipmentwithout the function of distress alertingis____. A.SART B.EPIRB C.DSC D.INMARSAT SES 74. Operating method in which transmission is possible simultaneously in both directions of a communicationchannel is called______. A.Duplex Operation B.Simplex Operation C.Auto-Operation D.two-way communication 75.AEPIRB beaconoperating in_____frequency band through the COPSAT-SARSATsystem is located onboardaship. A.406MHZ B.121.5MHZ C.518KHZ D.A+B 76.Radiobeaconcanbeactivated ______incaseof distress. A.only automatically B.only manually C.both automatically andmanually D.only byremote control 77.Incase a ship is inemergency or distress inany of 4areas,itis required touse the continuous ______ alert. A.MF/HF B.SART C.EPIRB D.anyof a.b.c 78. Chapter 4 of SOLAS applies to all ships to which the present regulations apply and to cargo ships of _____and upwards. A.300gross tonnage B.3000gross tonnage C.1500gross tonnage D.500gross tonnage 79. Every radio installation shall be protected against _____, extremes of temperature and other adverse invironmental conditions. A.coated oil B.dangerous cargo - 78 - ----------------------- ub 79----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 79 u C.harmful effects of water D.noxious atmosphere 80._____means the finding of ships, aircraft,units or persons indistress. A.shore-based radarassistance B.locating C.searchandrescue D.salvage 81. Ships of 10000 tons gross tonnage and upwards shall be fitted with two _____,each capable of beingoperated independently of the other. A.radioequipment B.radarinstallation C.lift-saving appliances D.EPIRBs 82.At least _____ two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus shall be provided on every passenger ship. A.one B.two C.three D.four 83.At least _____ two-way VHF radiotelephone apparatus shall be provided on every cargo ship of 300tons gross tonnage and upwards butlessthan500tons gross tonnage. A.one B.two C.three D.four 84.For ship-to-shore distress alerts,you canuse ______. A.INMARSAT,EPIRB andDSC B.NAVTEX,NBDPandR/T C.INMARSAT,VHF andSART D.EPIRB ,DSCand radar 85.According tothe basic concept tothe GMDSS ,distress alerting canbe sent by _____ toSAR authorities ashore orships invicinity of a distress incident. A.either satellite or terrestrialcommunication B.only satellite communication C.only terrestrialcommunication D.VHF DSCor SES 86.SOLAS ships shall beequipped with _______. A.anEGCreceiver only B.a satellite communicationsystem C.a HF radiosystem . D.VHF with DSCsystem 87. Any radio communication service which is used for the safeguarding of human life and property whether permanently or temporarily,is a______service. A.public B.radio C.safety D.emergency radio 88.After studying the SOLAS convention and other regulations for navigation, you should have knownthe chapter IV of SOLAS isregarding the _______. A.maritime communications B.navigational regulations C.technical terms andtheir definitions D.maritime information 89.Asa matter of fact,MSIisthe combinationof ______importantinformation. A.many B.quite a few C.lots of D.a lot 90.The equipmenttobecarriedbyships ______ the area where they proceed. A.will depend B.is dependenton C.is regardless of D.isdecided by 91. Which expression has the different meaning from entry into force?  Entry into force means is ______. A.coming intoeffect B.movingtofull effect C.beingbasedonforce D.coming intoforce 92.The emergency communicationset stransmitter should not be tested except when_______ by a public radioinspector. A.inspecting B.inspected C.inspects D.havinginspected ----------------------- ub 80----------------------- -NV9XTbXQ*wm|R GMDSS ,{ 80 u 93. Signals _____ to assist in locating a ship, aircraft of vehicle in distress of in locating survivors will be transmitted in the 9GHZ band means of a search and rescue radar transponder. A.tointend B.tobeintended C.intending D.intended 94.Weconsider _____send ahelicopter withmedical facilities tothe distress area. A.itnecessary B.itisnecessary C.itnecessary to D.necessary 95. Radio waves ____ flow over the surface of the earth, ____ they radiate from the antenna in other directions. A.even/ then B.notonly / butalso C.nosooner / than D.although / 96.Aperson_____inspite of being inanextremely dangerous situationis asurvivor. A.whom isstill alive B.whoissafety C.whoishealthy D.whocontinues tolive 97.Wearesure ______inthe near future. A.thatourseafarerscanspeak English fluently B.thatour seafarerscanreadEnglish adequately C.thatour seafarerscanlistentoEnglish conversationwithoutanyproblem D.A,B,C,areallrequiredaccordingtoSTCW convention 98.The fishing vessel _____ the distress area until the assistance vessel arrived. A.leave B.left C.hasleft D.didn tleave 99.Asailor onboard_____from appendicitis andrequired operation immediately. A.was suffering B.issuffering C.has suffered D.hasbeensuffering 100.Utopia asked fortugassistance because she ______. 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