Navigational Warning VHF Communication

Marine Online
2 Nov 201701:41

Summary

TLDRThe port service issues a navigational warning to all vessels, instructing them to change to channel 1. A dangerous red object has been reported near Whiskey Lighthouse, with visibility reduced to five cables due to rain. If visibility drops below two cables, navigation will be restricted, and the channel will be closed. Additionally, a gunnery exercise is scheduled in a specified area from 1500 hours on August 8 to 2000 hours on August 10, and all vessels must keep clear during this time.

Takeaways

  • 🚨 All vessels must change to channel 1 for navigational warnings.
  • 🛑 A dangerous red object has been reported at a position of 185 degrees, three miles from Whiskey Lighthouse.
  • 🌧️ Visibility in the area is currently reduced to five cables due to rain.
  • ⚠️ If visibility decreases to less than two cables, navigation will be restricted, and the channel will be closed.
  • 👀 All vessels must comply with traffic regulations and maintain a sharp lookout.
  • 🔫 A gunnery exercise will occur in a designated area from 1500 hours on August 8 to 2000 hours on August 10.
  • 📍 The gunnery exercise area is bounded by Alpha Lighthouse, Bravo Lighthouse, Charlie Lighthouse, and Delta Lighthouse.
  • 🚷 All vessels must keep clear of the area during the gunnery exercise.
  • 🗓️ The specified times for the gunnery exercise are crucial for ensuring safety.
  • 📡 Vessels are reminded to stay updated with navigational warnings and changes in visibility.

Q & A

  • What is the purpose of the navigational warning issued by port service?

    -The purpose of the navigational warning is to inform all vessels about potential dangers and regulations in specific maritime areas.

  • What is the specific danger reported in the warning?

    -A dangerous red object has been reported in position 18.5 degrees, three miles from Whiskey Lighthouse.

  • What affects visibility in the area mentioned in the warning?

    -Visibility in the area is reduced to five cables due to rain, and if it decreases to less than two cables, navigation will be further restricted.

  • What must vessels do if visibility worsens?

    -If visibility worsens, vessels must comply with traffic regulations and maintain a sharp lookout.

  • When will the gunnery exercise take place?

    -The gunnery exercise will take place from 1500 hours on August 8 to 2000 hours on August 10.

  • What are the boundary points for the gunnery exercise area?

    -The gunnery exercise area is bounded by Alpha Lighthouse, Bravo Lighthouse, Charlie Lighthouse, and Delta Lighthouse.

  • What should vessels do during the gunnery exercise?

    -All vessels must keep clear of the area during the gunnery exercise.

  • What channel should all vessels switch to for further communication?

    -All vessels should change to channel 10012 for further communication.

  • Why is it important for vessels to keep a sharp lookout?

    -Keeping a sharp lookout is crucial for ensuring safety and avoiding potential hazards in the navigation area.

  • What could happen if vessels do not comply with the regulations during reduced visibility?

    -Failure to comply with regulations during reduced visibility could result in collisions or accidents in the navigation channel.

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Navigational WarningsPort ServiceSafety AlertsMarine TrafficWeather ConditionsGunnery ExercisesVessel RegulationsWater SafetyMaritime CommunicationVisibility Issues
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