Transcription of Marine VHF Radio Channel Frequencies (US)
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Marine VHF Radio Channel Frequencies (US)
Marine VHF Radio Channel Frequencies (US)S - Simplex / D - DuplexVTS - Vessel Traffic Services areas only. EPIRB- Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon CH 13 - Ships >20m length maintain a listening watch on this 16 - Ships required to carry Radio , USCG, & most coast stations maintain a listening watch on this , TV and Radio Systems - Transmit MHzShip Receive MHzS/DUseShip to ShipShip to Operations. VTS in New Orleans / Lower Operation or - VTS in Houston, New Orleans & Correspondence, Port OperationIntership OperationPort Operation. VTS in selected Operation. VTS in selected Nav Safety Bridge-to-bridge).Port Operation. VTS in selected C EPIRBs (coast to ship Beacon)Receive , Safety and & Local government & OperationyesyesUSCG OperationyesyesUSCG Guard Liaison and Maritime Safety Broadcasts.
Marine VHF Radio Channel Frequencies (US) S - Simplex / D - Duplex VTS - Vessel Traffic Services areas only. EPIRB- Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon CH 13 - Ships >20m length maintain a listening watch on this channel. CH 16 - Ships required to carry radio, USCG, & most coast stations maintain a listening watch on this channel.
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