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A Visual Distress Signal (VDS) is any device you can use to help others locate your boat quickly in the case of an emergency. Visual distress signals include day signals that are visible in sunlight, night signals that are visible in the dark, and anytime signals that can be used both day and night.
Distress Signals Red Star Shells Fog Horn Continuous Soundings Flames on A Vessel Orange Background Black Ball Square SOS Mayday by Radio Dye Marker (any color) Code Flags November Charlie Square Flag and Ball Radio- Telegraph Alarm Radio- Telephone Alarm Epirb4 more rows
Code flags can be used to signal distress. Use either of the following: The International Signal for Distress: Code Flag N (November) flown above Code Flag C (Charlie) An orange distress cloth (or flag), displaying a black square and a black circle, identifiable from the air.
Federal requirements are as follows: For boats under 16 in length: Distress signals are only required when operating between sunset and sunrise. If operating at night, one electric distress light or three combination day/night red flares are required.
U.S. Coast Guard-approved pyrotechnic VDS include: Hand-held or aerial red flares; Hand-held or aerial orange smoke flares; Parachute flares or red meteor flares; And any associated launchers of these signals.
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