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On Sun, 04 Dec 2005 20:47:03 -0500, Larry wrote:
(Mic) wrote in : Hey Larry you might be interested in Jacks links www.ganssle.com Thanks, I'll take a look. Anyone noticing or knowing about AIS fixed obstructions/bouys/etc. being transmitted from shore stations in their area, please let us all know what you know...thanks, too! http://www.yachtvalhalla.net/projects/ais/ais.htm "AIS (Automatic Identification System) The International Maritime Organization has ruled that all vessels of 300 gross tons or greater and all passenger vessels must carry AIS transponders. These transponders broadcast their own AIS data and receive it from other vessels. Information such as the vessel identity (MMSI, vessel name and callsign), position, rate of turn, course, speed, destination, and cargo is continuously broadcast over VHF frequencies and displayed on dedicated or integrated navigation systems. Though these active systems are expensive, there are low cost, receive only units available that provide, for the small boat owner, a display of much greater use than radar for these 'big boys'." Good graphic and images http://www.yachtvalhalla.net/projects/phone/phone.htm Satellite Telephone (December 2003) Mic |
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