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What did the wireless operator see when he escaped from under the titanic?
donno what did the wireless operator say from under the titanic?
Why didn't the Californian receive the Titanic's telegraph message for help?
Some reports indicate that the radio operator on the Californian had turned his radio off after having received a rude complaint from the Titanic radio operator. The Titanic radio operator had complained that the frequent iceberg warnings from the Californian were interfering with him sending personal radio messages from the Titanic passengers.
Was Harold Bride the only wireless oprerater that survived the Titanic?
yes he was the only one who survived. the other wireless operator, Jack Phillips, died in the wreck.
What was the name of the ship that was alleged to be 19 miles from the Titanic?
The ship that was closest to the Titanic was the S.S California. It did not respond to the Titanic distress signals because the wireless operator was asleep. The Capathia did respond but it was four hours away traveling at 17.5 knots.
What was the californian in the story Titanic?
The California was the closest ship to Titanic when she sank. They did not respond to the Titanic calls of distress because the wireless operator on the California was asleep because he was the only operator on board and had been working since dawn on the 14th. Another reason the California is important is because of the unusual circumstances surrounding the California. It was transporting an unknown cargo and some of her crew had only a week to prepare including the wireless operator who took the wrong chart with him and so did not know what ship they could see in the distance. If he had the chart then it would have told him that it was the Titanic and they might had made more of an attempt to contact her.
What did a wireless operator do in world war 2?
Radio operator !
Which ship want to help Titanic?
Alot of ships tryed to help the Titanic. The closest ship to respond was the Carpathia. She could get to Titanic in 4 hours. Many ships to help the Titanic did not go to where Titanic was because they knew they there were closer ships responding e.g Baltic, Verginia and Frankfurt. These ships relayed messages to other ships and to camp race. Titanic's sister ship Olympic also made full steam towards Titanic and asked Titanic's wireless operator if Titanic was moving south to meet her. On the 15th April several more ships arrived to look for survivors including the Mount Temple and the California whose wireless operator had no idea what had happened to the Titanic until the Mount Temple told him what had happened.
How did people help the titanic when it was sinking?
They pretty much didn't, which was part of the problem. The closest ship didn't have a wireless operator on duty (just before going to bed, he had attempted to warn the Titanic by radio about ice ahead, and had been told to "shut up" since the Titanic's wireless operator was busy), and the ships that did pick up the distress call were too far away to arrive in time (the nearest ship that responded to the distress call was almost 60 miles away... about four hours travel time).
What was the Titanic's radio call sign?
Titanic didn't have radio - she had a wireless telegraph.
Why didn't the californian respnd to the titanic's help?
It has never been fully explained, but at the enquiry it was established that the Californian's officers saw distress rockets but no-one on board treated them seriously. The Californian had a wireless telegraphy set and an operator, but a single operator could not keep watch 24 hours per day and the Californian's operator was in bed. The Captain was also in bed and it didn't occur to anyone to wake up the wireless operator, so they missed the whole thing.
When did the wireless operator Wake up?
The wireless operator "Wake Up" refers to a notable incident in radio communication history that occurred on April 15, 1912, when the RMS Titanic sank. The ship's wireless operators sent distress signals using the Marconi system, which played a crucial role in alerting nearby ships. The phrase "Wake up" was used to instruct other operators to pay attention to the urgent messages being transmitted. This incident highlighted the importance of wireless communication in emergency situations.
What were the Marconi instruments role on the Titanic?
The Marconi wireless telegraph was one of the focal points in the Titanic sinking. It was used and operated by the Marconi Company, and as such was used primarily for sending messages for passengers than for ship operations. Six ice warning messages were sent prior to the night of the sinking, but only the first two were relayed to Captain Smith. The rest were ignored as the wireless operators were tying to keep up with the backlog of messages. After Titanic struck the iceberg, the wireless operators were then tasked to send out distress messages. They initially sent out the distress signal "CQD". Operator Harold Bride then suggested to the other operator Jack Phillips to use the newer distress signal "SOS". They managed to contact a number of ships, with the RMS Carpathia being the closest to the ship. The SS Californian was even closer, but their lone operator had turned in for the night, leaving his telegraph unmanned.
