The Pan-Pan call on VHF radio is used to indicate an urgent situation that requires assistance but is not immediately life-threatening. It alerts other vessels and maritime authorities that a situation exists, such as a mechanical failure or a medical issue, where the caller needs help but is not in grave danger. The call is made by stating "Pan-Pan" three times, followed by the vessel's identification and details of the situation. This helps prioritize response efforts while distinguishing it from Mayday calls, which indicate a life-threatening emergency.
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You can buy a VHF Marine radio at your local boat and yacht chandlery. Other sources include specialist boat stores, boat shows, and internet retailers such as Amazon or eBay.
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They changed back to VHF which means the bunny ears. So use Bunny ears to get channels 7.1-13.1
Digital transmissions are on the TV channels 2 to 60, this is the VHF and the UHF band. Some stations changed frequencies and added new channels.
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Pang Panpan was born on 1988-06-07.
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"Marine VHF radios are installed on all large ships. They are also installed on most smaller ship craft as well. They can be used for a number or reason, most importantly to call for rescue help."
You need a VHF radio antenna, a VHF radio receiver and of course a station broadcasting on the VHF frequency.
A walkie-talkie refers to a portable radio. VHF range is usually 136 to 172 mhz and a portable will pick up if tuned to this range.
I would name it PanPan #cutecutecuteandmorecute
Cause you don't loose signal
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