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JRC GMDSS Equipment The Global Maritime Distress and
Safety System (GMDSS) is an effective search and rescue
system on a global basis using advanced technology of
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GMDSS Communication
Console, NCU-247A(Option) The NCU-247A is a JRC GMDSS communication console designed for ease of operation, installation and maintenance. The operating panel for MF/HF communications and the Inmarsat-C terminal are mounted in the compact console. |
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Radio Equipment,
JSS-800 250W transmitter & receiver An all - wave receiver, DSC, NBDP and an MF/HF DSC watch-keeping receiver are incorporated in the main equipment Most suitable design for the GMDSS requirements (radiotelephone, DSC and DBDP) |
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VHF Radiotelephone
with DSC Watch-Keeping Receiver, JHS-32A Equipped with full ITU, USA, USCG and Canadian Channels as well as up to 99 private channels Continuous watch on Channel 70 DSC operation on Channel 70 |
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Inmarsat-C with EGC
Receiver, JUE-75C Two-way telex message and data transmissions via the international telex network and terrestrial data networks Reception of SAFETY NET (messages on maritime safety) and FLEET NET (commercial messages) in EGC mode Compact, lightweight design |
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Search and Rescue
Radar Transponder(SART), JQX-30A Survival craft is required to carry the SART that automatically transmit a response signal when "interrogated" by a nearby 9GHz radar Frequency range : 9,200 - 9,500MHz Response signal : 12 sweeps to ships radar |
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Satellite EPIRB,
JQE-3A Satellite Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) designed to operate on 406MHz and 121.5MHz Float-free if the ship sinks, and automatically activated when afloat Positioning accuracy of approx. 2 to 5 km via COSPAS/SARSAT Local User's Terminal (LUT) |
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