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    This document outlines the marine frequencies monitored by various coast stations and their intended uses from January 2004. Coast radio stations in Wiluna and Charleville monitor frequencies for communicating with GMDSS and non-GMDSS vessels for distress, urgency, safety and routine purposes. Limited coast stations also monitor some frequencies for these purposes when communicating with vessels. The different marine channel frequencies are designated for uses including distress, urgency, safety, routine calling, and broadcasting maritime safety information to vessels.

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    This document outlines the marine frequencies monitored by various coast stations and their intended uses from January 2004. Coast radio stations in Wiluna and Charleville monitor frequencies for communicating with GMDSS and non-GMDSS vessels for distress, urgency, safety and routine purposes. Limited coast stations also monitor some frequencies for these purposes when communicating with vessels. The different marine channel frequencies are designated for uses including distress, urgency, safety, routine calling, and broadcasting maritime safety information to vessels.

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    This document outlines the marine frequencies monitored by various coast stations and their intended uses from January 2004. Coast radio stations in Wiluna and Charleville monitor frequencies for communicating with GMDSS and non-GMDSS vessels for distress, urgency, safety and routine purposes. Limited coast stations also monitor some frequencies for these purposes when communicating with vessels. The different marine channel frequencies are designated for uses including distress, urgency, safety, routine calling, and broadcasting maritime safety information to vessels.

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    Use of Marine frequencies, as from 1st January 2004:

    Frequencies monitored by: For: For what use:

    Limited Coast Stations


    Coast Radio Stations
    Wiluna & Charleville

    GMDSS Vessels(1)
    Communicating with Purpose

    NON GMDSS
    (MCS)

    DSC kHz
    MF/HF 2187.5 X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    4207.5 X * Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    6312.0 X * Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    8414.5 X X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    12577.0 X * Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    16804.5 X * Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only

    R/T 2182.0 X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency, Safety & Routine
    MF/HF 4125.0 X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency, Safety & Routine
    6215.0 X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency, Safety & Routine
    -5 8176.0 Coast & Limited Broadcast of Maritime Safety
    8291.0 X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    -3 12290.0 Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    -4 12359.0 Coast, Limited and ships Routine calling
    -3 16420.0 Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency & Safety only
    -4 16537.0 Coast, Limited and ships Routine calling

    VHF(DSC) Ch 70 X X X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency, Safety & Routine

    VHF (2) Ch 16 X X X Coast, Limited and ships Distress, Urgency, Safety & Routine
    67 Coast, Limited and ships Supplementary to Ch 16
    13 Ships Maritime Safety Information
    6 Ship and aircraft On scene coordination during SAR
    71 Limited and Fishing boats Routine communication
    72 Fishing & Leasure boats Routine communication
    73 Limited & Leasure boats Routine communication
    77 All vessels Routine communication

    Note:
    1 GMDSS Vessels must monitor 2, 8 & one other DSC Distress,Urgency or Safety Frequency
    2 GMDSS Vessels must monitor VHF Ch16 until Feb. 2005
    3 Since 1st January 2004, for Distress, Urgency or Safety only
    4 Since 1st January 2004, for Routine calling
    5 For the broadcast of maritime safety information (i.e.) Navigational warnings

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