hey guys I’m captain Tammy gray on the
real action and I’m gonna give you a
little marine etiquette today about your
marine radios everybody has at least one
somebody’s having multiple we have three
through marine radio and this one fret
and for instance I can change my
channels up and down and if I want to
pale for health to the Coast Guard I
have an emergency button right here high
and low frequency that’s for if I’m
close to somebody or from far away if
your drone high and somebody’s really
close to you’re gonna blare them out
there’s gonna be really loud so you use
high frequency when you’re far away from
each other and low frequency when you’re
really close we have a little network
that we we talked to a fisherman we have
code words we use on the radio we have
places that we call by certain names
that are certain numbers on your GPS so
that your buddies know where you’re at
but the people that you don’t want you
to follow you around they they don’t
know where you’re going most important
things about your radio is hot is
hailing for help if you need help you’re
taking on water or your boats on fire
yeah you have a Marine distress number
case emergency you’re gonna hit the 16:9
button and that’s gonna
the coastguard case Carl a sphere your
longitude latitude so if we were
actually having an emergency right now I
pick up the radio and I just turn to the
Coast Guard Station and I’d say Mayday
Mayday Mayday
this was vessel wdg five five five three
the real action I’ll give my longitude
and latitude and I would tell them
what’s going on the color of the boat
and how many people I have and what’s
going on with my situation and they
would make a call on to what to do next
I’m captain Tammy gray and that’s how
you use your marine radio and I hope
this demonstration can help you when
you’re out on the walk
real action and I’m gonna give you a
little marine etiquette today about your
marine radios everybody has at least one
somebody’s having multiple we have three
through marine radio and this one fret
and for instance I can change my
channels up and down and if I want to
pale for health to the Coast Guard I
have an emergency button right here high
and low frequency that’s for if I’m
close to somebody or from far away if
your drone high and somebody’s really
close to you’re gonna blare them out
there’s gonna be really loud so you use
high frequency when you’re far away from
each other and low frequency when you’re
really close we have a little network
that we we talked to a fisherman we have
code words we use on the radio we have
places that we call by certain names
that are certain numbers on your GPS so
that your buddies know where you’re at
but the people that you don’t want you
to follow you around they they don’t
know where you’re going most important
things about your radio is hot is
hailing for help if you need help you’re
taking on water or your boats on fire
yeah you have a Marine distress number
case emergency you’re gonna hit the 16:9
button and that’s gonna
the coastguard case Carl a sphere your
longitude latitude so if we were
actually having an emergency right now I
pick up the radio and I just turn to the
Coast Guard Station and I’d say Mayday
Mayday Mayday
this was vessel wdg five five five three
the real action I’ll give my longitude
and latitude and I would tell them
what’s going on the color of the boat
and how many people I have and what’s
going on with my situation and they
would make a call on to what to do next
I’m captain Tammy gray and that’s how
you use your marine radio and I hope
this demonstration can help you when
you’re out on the walk
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