Mayday Call Home Training Info VHF Radio Courses Mayday Call The distress procedure word MAYDAY indicates that a vessel or a person is in grave and immediate danger and that immediate assistance is required. All Mayday voice calls are sent on Channel 16 on high power. The voice call is divided into 2 parts The call MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY THIS IS SAILING YACHT HELPME, HELPME, HELPME MMSI 234178490 CALLSIGN MBC5 The message MAYDAY, SAILING YACHT HELPME, MMSI 234178490 CALLSIGN MBC5 MY POSITION IS 45˚ 47′.85N 005˚ 47′. 72W (or) 315˚T 1.15M from Beauty Point. I AM HOLED AND SINKING I REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE 5 PERSONS ON BOARD, ABANDONING TO LIFE RAFT OVER Distress Procedure Card Download the PDF file here
Pan-Pan Call It is the second most important call after the Mayday call. The most common times Pan-Pan calls are made on a boat, are engine or rudder failur… Read more…
Phonetic Alphabet The International Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet. This is also known as The Nato phonetic alphabet and was developed in the 1950’s to give a… Read more…