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Ch-12 in the 16 MHz band.
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Ch-1216 in the MF band.
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Ch-12 in the 16 kHz band.
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Correct AnswerCh-16 in the 12 MHz band.
12 MHz Duplex Channels
Their correct answer is D Ch-16 in the 12 MHz band. So to get the point for the correct answer, D is the one.
But if you look at the US Coast Guard table for this question, it is kHz, and not MHz. Below is from their table:
ITU Channel Number of 1216 uses coast transmit 13.122kHz and ship transmit of 12.275 kHz.
For more details, please see
US Coast Guard 12 MHz Duplex Channels
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Correct AnswerHF Ch-2206
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VHF Ch-22
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Ch-22A VTS
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Ch-70 (DSC only)
22 MHz Duplex Channels
ITU Channel No. 2206
Coast Transmit kHz 22.711
Ship Transmit kHz 22.015
For more details and a table of frequencies please see US Coast Guard 22 MHz Duplex Channels
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This refers to a vessel's SELCAL number.
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Correct AnswerA standardized series of frequency pairings for common use.
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This refers to VHF channels 1-28 and 60-88.
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A series of frequency pairings used for ship-ship communications.
(B). A standardized series of frequency pairings for common use.
It is the listing of the VHF channels 1-28 and 60-88, combining a series of frequency pairings to be used for ship-ship communications.
A practical description of the ITU channels can be found on 3Copits web site: Understanding ITU Channels
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Ch-16 in the 4 MHz band.
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Ch-1604 in the MF band.
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Correct AnswerCh-4 in the 16 MHz band.
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Ch-4 in the 6 MHz band.
(C). Ch-4 in the 16 MHz band.
ITU Channel No. 1604
Coast Transmit kHz 17.251
Ship Transmit kHz 16.369
For US Coast Guard table regarding ITU duplex 1604, see 16 MHz Duplex Channels
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All manufacturer's frequency databases are required to be standardized & accurate so that there is no danger.
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Using the manufacturer's frequency database to setup the transceiver typically takes longer and is more prone to error than a manual setup.
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Correct AnswerDifferent manufacturers use different database numbering systems to incorporate the ITU assignments into the transceiver and therefore a potential for confusion exists.
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Using the manufacturer's frequency databases ensures that the transceiver is always restricted to the vessel's licensed frequencies so that there is no danger.
(C). Different manufacturers use different database numbering systems to incorporate the ITU assignments into the transceiver and therefore a potential for confusion exists.
To select appropriate frequencies consult ITU and US Coast Guard guidance documents and compare with the manufacturer's listing of channels and frequencies.
ITU Website International Telecommunication Union
U.S. Coast Guard Website Coast Guard Main Page
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Frequency assignments specific to U.S. vessels only.
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VHF-FM frequencies.
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International Traffic Utility frequencies.
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Correct AnswerInternationally standardized assignments of frequency pairs for common use.
(D). Internationally standardized assignments
of frequency pairs for common use
The details of the pairing for various bands can be found in the ITU document, called
"Frequency arrangements for implementation of the terrestrial component of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) in the
bands identified for IMT in the Radio Regulations." ITU-R M.1036-4
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