internationally MOB is classified as a "Mayday" level emergency. This is because a person in the water is in immediate danger, potentially facing hypothermia, drowning, or injury from marine life. Therefore, it constitutes a grave and imminent threat to life, warranting the most urgent distress call.
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Awesome tips, I had never heard of talking "across" the VHF
Excellent tips thank you for that, safe sailing 🙂
Fair winds!
internationally MOB is classified as a "Mayday" level emergency. This is because a person in the water is in immediate danger, potentially facing hypothermia, drowning, or injury from marine life. Therefore, it constitutes a grave and imminent threat to life, warranting the most urgent distress call.
Vid on common VHF FREQUENCIES would be amazing.
Great suggestion! We’ll keep it in mind
Is it “pan pan pan” or “pan-pan pan-pan pan-pan”? I’ve heard it both ways
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