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All good points, Larry. For what it is worth a few nationalities
still keep continuous radio watches on the official marine SSB voice distress frequencies: 2182 4125 6215 8291 12290 16420 With those you should at least be able to pick up Taupo Maritime Radio/ ZLM, New Zealand if you're in the South Pacific... I don't really know if anyone else is still listening. There are equivalent DSC frequencies for those so equipped. Also, there's usually a HAM on 14.300 who knows how to deal with a priority call. You don't need to be a HAM if you've got priority traffic -- don't let the radio cops scare you away! -- Tom. |
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