Coast radio station
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Coast radio station is a maritime radio station situated on shore which monitors radio distress frequencies and relays ship-to-ship and ship-to-land communications.
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Amateur and hobbyist
Amateur radio • Amateur radio repeater • Citizens' band radio • Family Radio Service
General Mobile Radio Service • Mobile rig • Multi-Use Radio Service • PMR446 • UHF CB (Australia)
Aviation (aeronautical mobile)
Air traffic control • Aircraft emergency frequency • Airband • Mandatory frequency airport • Single Frequency Approach • UNICOM
Land-based commercial and government mobile
Business band • Base station • Mobile radio • Professional Mobile Radio • Radio repeater • Specialized Mobile Radio • Trunked radio system • Walkie talkie
Marine (shipboard)
2182 kHz • Coast radio station • Marine VHF radio • Maritime mobile amateur radio
Signaling / Selective calling
CTCSS • Dual-tone multi-frequency • D-STAR • MDC-1200 • Push to talk • Quik Call I • Selcall
System elements and principles
Antenna • Audio level compression • Call sign • DC remote • Fade margin • Link budget • Rayleigh fading • Tone remote • Voice procedure • Voting (diversity combining)
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