GMDSS GOC HF Distress Frequency Flashcards

24 English flashcards for GMDSS GOC revision. Match the five HF distress DSC and voice pairs and catch mistakes in paper readouts.

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Practise the five HF distress frequency pairs used in GMDSS, the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System. Each pair links a digital selective calling (DSC) frequency to a radiotelephony (voice) frequency in the same band. The deck is for trainees revising for the General Operator’s Certificate (GOC) on paper or with simulated readouts.

Start by recalling both frequencies for HF4, HF6, HF8, HF12 and HF16. Then match DSC to voice and voice to DSC. The final cards ask you to read a band label, spot a mix-up between bands or modes, or check a decimal or unit. Related questions are spaced through the deck. Other bands, band selection and radio procedures are outside the scope of these frequency-matching exercises.

The frequency pairs were checked against the IMO distress frequency table and ITU Radio Regulations, Appendix 15. The questions were written independently with AI assistance, and the cover is an original AI-generated illustration. No examination questions, mark schemes or curriculum text were copied. CC0 applies to original material and generated media to the extent applicable rights exist.

Independent, unofficial study material by Open Study Contributor. See the official CEPT GOC syllabus for the broader exam scope. For certification requirements, consult the relevant national authority.

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  1. Carte 1

    Question

    What are the DSC and voice distress frequencies for HF8?

    Réponse

    DSC 8414.5 kHz · voice 8291 kHz.

  2. Carte 2

    Question

    What are the DSC and voice distress frequencies for HF4?

    Réponse

    DSC 4207.5 kHz · voice 4125 kHz.

  3. Carte 3

    Question

    What are the DSC and voice distress frequencies for HF12?

    Réponse

    DSC 12577 kHz · voice 12290 kHz.

  4. Carte 4

    Question

    What are the DSC and voice distress frequencies for HF6?

    Réponse

    DSC 6312 kHz · voice 6215 kHz.

  5. Carte 5

    Question

    What are the DSC and voice distress frequencies for HF16?

    Réponse

    DSC 16804.5 kHz · voice 16420 kHz.

  6. Carte 6

    Question

    Which HF distress DSC frequency pairs with voice 4125 kHz?

    Réponse

    4207.5 kHz (HF4).

  7. Carte 7

    Question

    Which HF distress voice frequency pairs with DSC 8414.5 kHz?

    Réponse

    8291 kHz (HF8).

  8. Carte 8

    Question

    Which HF distress DSC frequency pairs with voice 6215 kHz?

    Réponse

    6312 kHz (HF6).

  9. Carte 9

    Question

    Which HF distress voice frequency pairs with DSC 12577 kHz?

    Réponse

    12290 kHz (HF12).

  10. Carte 10

    Question

    Which HF distress voice frequency pairs with DSC 16804.5 kHz?

    Réponse

    16420 kHz (HF16).

  11. Carte 11

    Question

    Which HF distress DSC frequency pairs with voice 8291 kHz?

    Réponse

    8414.5 kHz (HF8).

  12. Carte 12

    Question

    Which HF distress voice frequency pairs with DSC 4207.5 kHz?

    Réponse

    4125 kHz (HF4).

  13. Carte 13

    Question

    Which HF distress DSC frequency pairs with voice 12290 kHz?

    Réponse

    12577 kHz (HF12).

  14. Carte 14

    Question

    Which HF distress voice frequency pairs with DSC 6312 kHz?

    Réponse

    6215 kHz (HF6).

  15. Carte 15

    Question

    Which HF distress DSC frequency pairs with voice 16420 kHz?

    Réponse

    16804.5 kHz (HF16).

  16. Carte 16

    Question

    A paper HF8 distress row shows DSC 8291 kHz and voice 8414.5 kHz. What is the error?

    Réponse

    The labels are swapped. DSC is 8414.5 kHz and voice is 8291 kHz.

  17. Carte 17

    Question

    A paper HF4 distress row shows 4207.5 kHz in both columns. Which column is wrong, and what belongs there?

    Réponse

    The voice column should show 4125 kHz. The DSC entry is correct.

  18. Carte 18

    Question

    An HF12 distress training readout shows DSC 12577.0 kHz and voice 12290.0 kHz. Do both frequencies match the HF12 distress pair?

    Réponse

    Yes. DSC is 12577 kHz and voice is 12290 kHz. The trailing zeros leave the frequencies unchanged.

  19. Carte 19

    Question

    An HF6 distress training readout lists DSC 6.312 MHz. What is that entry in kHz?

    Réponse

    6312 kHz. One MHz equals 1000 kHz.

  20. Carte 20

    Question

    A paper HF16 distress row shows DSC 16804.0 kHz and voice 16420 kHz. Which entry needs a correction?

    Réponse

    The DSC entry should be 16804.5 kHz. The voice entry is correct.

  21. Carte 21

    Question

    A training readout pairs DSC 8414.5 kHz with voice 4125 kHz. Do the two HF distress entries belong to the same band?

    Réponse

    No. DSC 8414.5 kHz belongs to HF8 and voice 4125 kHz belongs to HF4.

  22. Carte 22

    Question

    A paper HF12 distress log marks 12290 kHz as DSC. Which mode label belongs on that entry?

    Réponse

    Radiotelephony (voice).

  23. Carte 23

    Question

    An HF6 paper distress worksheet lists voice 6215 kHz. A second readout lists that field as 6.125 MHz. Do the displays agree?

    Réponse

    No. 6215 kHz equals 6.215 MHz.

  24. Carte 24

    Question

    A distress worksheet row lists DSC 16804.5 kHz and voice 16420 kHz with the band label blank. Which HF band label fits?

    Réponse

    HF16 (the 16 MHz band).

Illustration of a pencil and a paper worksheet with five blue and orange pairs on a ship’s chart table.

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GMDSS GOC HF Distress Frequency Flashcards

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