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CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 2 CHAPTER 2 ship station management ship station management ship station management 2010/5/28 Produced by Tangxuhong 1 2010/5/28 Produced by Tangxuhong 2 • A shipboard radio station includes all the transmitting and receiving equipment installed aboard a ship for communications afloat. • Depending on the size, purpose, or destination of a ship, its radio station must meet certain requirements established by law or treaty. • Ship stations may communicate with other ship stations or coast stations primarily for safety, and secondarily for navigation and operational efficiency. 2010/5/28 Produced by Tangxuhong 3 • Coastal stations in the marine services are the links between vessels at sea and activities ashore. • :8080/guangzhou%20radio/show_ser2. php • /news.aspx?id=31 • They are spread throughout the coastal and inland areas to carry radio signals and messages to and from ships on the water. 2010/5/28 Produced by Tangxuhong 4 2.1 Identifications of Radio Station 2.1.1 Call sign • Call signs is a unique identifier of a radio station. Named by ITU. (see Article 25 of the ITU Radio Regulations) . • It can be used for manual identification of radiotelephone ship and coast stations, 406 MHz EPIRBs, other radio transmissions. • It consists of character string. The maximum length is 7 characters. The first two characters of call signs shall be two letters or a letter followed by a digit or a digit followed by a letter. 2010/5/28