SRC Prowords
Pro-Words für den SRC Schein
Pro-Words für den SRC Schein
Fichier Détails
| Cartes-fiches | 19 |
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| Langue | Deutsch |
| Catégorie | Sport |
| Niveau | Autres |
| Crée / Actualisé | 16.03.2025 / 04.05.2025 |
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all after / all before
after using the proword „say again“ when part of the message should be repeated
correction
before correcting a mistake which has been made
I say again
before you repeat what you just said
I spell
before you spell a word by using the phonetic alphabet
Mayday
at the begin of distress calls (grave and imminent danger to a vessel, vehicle, aircraft or person which requires immediate assistance)
Mayday Relay
before forwarding a distress call of another vessel which is in distress
over
at the end of the transmission to expect a reply
out
at the end of the conversation and no reply is expected
Pan Pan
at the begin of urgency calls (ship/skipper need assistance, but situation is not life threatening – e.g. engine failure/medical advice)
radio check
when strength and quality of transmissions should be checked
received Mayday
when acknowledging the receipt of a distress call (usually used by the coast guard)
received
after a message has been received
repeat
before emphasizing an important word or message
say again
before asking for repetition
Securite
at the begin of safety calls (often used by the coast guard broadcasting weather or navigational warnings)
Seelonce Feenee
when distress traffic is over and radio silence is finished (usually used by the coast guard)
Seelonce Mayday
when setting up radio silence on the rescue operation channel (usually used by the coast guard)
station calling
when call sign, MMSI or name of a vessel is not known
this is
before identifying the calling station (yourself)
