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VHF – SRC Radio Training Posts
Whether you are looking to learn about VHF-SRC Radios, procedures and calling for help in an emergency or you are just brushing up your knowledge our online knowledge base offers a wider range of information and guidance to help you out.
Successful Yacht Rescue more than 500miles off Cornwall
A fantastic example of the importance of having an Emergency Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) on board if you are travelling offshore – coupled with an…
Emergency Equipment for Pleasure vessels under 13.7m
What emergency distress alerting equipment should you carry on board a pleasure vessel under 13.7m?
Ships’ radio and ship portable radio
How and what you need to register with Ofcom for your Ship’s Radio
Personal Emergency Radio Devices
A leaflet published by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) explaining the range of personal emergency radio devices that offer both Alerting Technology (typically using…
VHF-DSC Procedures for small boat users
A helpful leaflet published by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) explaining best practice use of your VHF and DSC to raise the alarm for…
Calling for help in an emergency – what’s the best way??
A fantastic leaflet published by the RNLI explaining the different ways that you can call for help in an emergency and the advantages and disadvantage…
Digital Selective Calling (DSC) – Benefits
This is a really helpful leaflet published by the Maritime & Coastguard Agency which explains the benefits of using Digital Selective Calling (DSC) as part…
