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b) To transmit an emergency message by radio or on an open system: i. say Emergency, Emergency, Emergency; ii. state identification and location; iii. state nature of the emergency; then iv.
VHF emergency channel 16 is known as the Distress, Safety and Calling channel. You may use the emergency channel to make initial contact with the limited coast station, although they may advise you to switch to another channel (the working channel) for further communication.
MAYDAY Call: To issue a MAYDAY call on Channel 16 of your VHF radio: Transmit MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY.
Do: Know what to do in an emergency. If other people are having a conversation and you have an emergency message, wait until you hear over then press push to talk. Say Break, break, break, [your name/call sign], I have an emergency message for [recipients name/call sign], do you copy, over.
Other rules Think before you speak. Listen before you speak. Answer all calls promptly. Keep the airways free of unnecessary talk. Be brief and to the point. Only transmit facts. Do not act as a relay station unless the net control asks for one.
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Basic Radio Etiquette Dont interrupt if you hear other people talking. Wait until their conversation is finished unless it is an emergency. If it is an emergency, inform the other parties that you have an urgent emergency message (see Emergency Calls below).
Using a VHF radio in an emergency Channel 16. Set the radio to Channel 16 on high power. Press the microphone and speak slowly and clearly. Say Mayday Mayday Mayday Say vessel name three times. End call. Say Over, release the transmitter and listen to Channel 16 for instructions.
An emergency response is an immediate, systematic response to an unexpected or dangerous occurrence. The goal of an emergency response procedure is to mitigate the impact of the event on people, property, and the environment.

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