Cobra Electronics MR HH400 EU owner manual Frequency Power Number, Canada USA, Channel Use

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				VHF Marine
				Channel Assignments
	VHF Marine Radio Protocols

	Channel	Channel Map					Frequency		Power
	Number	Int’l		Canada USA			Transmit	Receive	Limits
	01	•		•			156.050	160.650
	01A					•	156.050	156.050
	02	•		•			156.100	160.700
	03	•		•			156.150	160.750
	03A					•	156.150	156.150
	04	•					156.200	160.800
	04A			•			156.200	156.200
	05	•					156.250	160.850
	05A			•		•	156.250	156.250
	06	•		•		•	156.300	156.300
	07	•					156.350	160.950
	07A			•		•	156.350	156.350
	08	•		•		•	156.400	156.400
	09	•		•		•	156.450	156.450
	10	•		•		•	156.500	156.500
	11	•		•		•	156.550	156.550
	12	•		•		•	156.600	156.600
	13	•		•		•	156.650	156.650	1 Watt CAN and USA

	14	•		•		•	156.700	156.700
	15					•	Rx Only	156.750
	15	•		•			156.750	156.750	1 Watt INT and CAN
	16	•		•		•	156.800	156.800
	17	•		•		•	156.850	156.850	1 Watt CAN

VHF Marine

Channel Assignments

VHF Marine Radio Protocols

Channel Use

01 Public Correspondence (marine operator)

01A Port Operations and Commercial; VTS in selected areas

02Public Correspondence (marine operator)

03Public Correspondence (marine operator)

03A Government Only

04 Public Correspondence (marine operator); Port Operations; Ship Movement

04A West Coast (coastguard only); East Coast (commercial fishing)

05Public Correspondence (marine operator); Port Operations; Ship Movement

05A Port Operations; VTS in selected areas

06Intership Safety

07Public Correspondence (marine operator); Port Operations; Ship Movement

07A Commercial

08Commercial (intership only)

09Boater Calling Channel; Non-Commercial (recreational)

10Commercial

11Commercial; VTS in selected areas

12Port Operations; VTS in selected areas

13Intership Navigation Safety (bridge-to-bridge); in U.S. waters, large vessels maintain a listening watch on this channel

14Port Operations; VTS in selected areas

15Environmental (receive only); used by class C EPIRB’s.

15International (on-board communication); Canada (EPIRB buoys only)

16International Distress, Safety and Calling

17State Controlled (U.S.A. only)

16 English

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Contents Customer Assistance For Warranty, Product Service Accessory InformationOur Thanks to You Customer Assistance ΑPTRadio Controls and Indicators Table of ContentsGeneral Precautions Important Safety InformationImportant Safety Information Recommendations for Marine Communication Recommendations for Marine CommunicationLicensing Information VHF Marine Radio Procedures Voice Calling Voice CallingRadiotelephone Calls Radiotelephone CallsMarine Emergency Signals Emergency Messages Distress ProcedureEmergency Messages and Distress Procedure Three spoken international emergency signals arePress Talk button and say Marine Distress ProcedureTell where you are SayVHF Marine Channel Assignments Canada USA Frequency Power NumberChannel Channel Use21A U.S. government only Canada coastguard only Frequency Power Number Int’lReceive Limits 23A Government Only64A U.S. government only Canada Commercial Fishing Digital Selective Calling voice communications not allowedCanada U.S.A Wrist Strap Included in this Package Antenna, Wrist Strap and Belt ClipYou should find all of the following items Included in this PackageBelt Clip Installing the BatteriesAntenna, Wrist Strap and Belt Clip Batteries and Charger Batteries and ChargerMaintaining the Battery Charge Initial ChargeGetting Started Power On-OffVolume SquelchChannels Transmit Power OutputInternational/Canada/U.S.A. Channel Maps BacklightTransmit Standby/Receive and TransmitKey Lock Standby and ReceiveTri-Watch Advanced OperationChannel Advanced OperationMemory Locations To enter channel scan Channel ScanMemory Location Scan From Standby mode, press the Scan buttonTroubleshooting Maintenance TroubleshootingMaintenance Problem Possible Causes SolutionsSpecifications SpecificationsDeclaration of Conformity

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