Basis
and
purpose. |
Other
regulations
that
apply. |
Other
applicable
rule parts
of this
chapter. |
Definitions. |
Scope. |
Station
license
required. |
Eligibility
for
station
license. |
Administrative
classes of
stations. |
Supplemental
information
required. |
License
term. |
Cancellation
of
license. |
Developmental
license. |
One
authorization
for a
plurality
of
stations. |
Authorized
station
location. |
Control
points and
dispatch
points. |
Equipment
acceptable
for
licensing. |
Frequencies. |
Operation
during
emergency.
|
Construction
and
regional
service
requirements. |
Ship
earth
station
licensing. |
Application
for a
portable
ship
station
license. |
Automated
Maritime
Telecommunications
System
(AMTS)--System
Licensing.
|
Application
for a
fleet
station
license. |
Canada/U.S.A.
channeling
arrangement
for VHF
maritime
public
correspondence. |
Compulsory
ship
inspections. |
Partitioned
licenses
and
disaggregated
spectrum. |
Inspection
of
stations. |
Maintenance
of
transmitter
power. |
General
facilities
requirements
for coast
stations.
|
Facilities
requirements
for public
coast
stations
using
telegraphy. |
Facilities
requirement
for public
coast
stations
using
telephony. |
Special
provisions
relative
to coast
station
VHF
facilities. |
Operating
controls
for
stations
on land. |
Antenna
requirements
for coast
stations. |
Public
coast
station
facilities
for a
telephony
busy
signal. |
Requirements
for land
station
control
points.
|
Inspection
of ship
station by
a
Government. |
Operating
controls
for ship
stations. |
Antenna
requirements
for ship
stations. |
Protection
from
potentially
hazardous
RF
radiation. |
International
regulations
applicable.
|
Cooperative
use of
frequency
assignments. |
Secrecy
of
communication. |
Unauthorized
transmissions. |
Suspension
of
transmission. |
Order
of
priority
of
communications. |
Prevention
of
interference. |
Hours
of
service. |
Control
by coast
or
Government
station. |
Message
charges. |
Maintenance
tests. |
Radiotelegraph
operating
procedures.
|
Radiotelegraph
testing
procedures. |
Radiotelegraph
station
identification. |
Morse
code
requirement. |
Radiotelephone
testing
procedures. |
Radiotelephone
station
identification. |
Digital
selective
calling
(DSC)
operating
procedures.
|
Identification
of radar
transmissions
not
authorized. |
General
obligations
of coast
stations. |
Intercommunication
in the
mobile
service. |
Service
of private
coast
stations
and
marine-utility
stations. |
Transmission
of traffic
lists by
coast
stations. |
Transmission
to a
plurality
of mobile
stations
by a
public
coast
station. |
Inspection
and
maintenance
of antenna
structure
markings
and
associated
control
equipment. |
Radiotelephone
operating
procedures
for coast
stations.
|
Authority
of the
master.
|
Operational
conditions
for use of
associated
ship
units. |
Radiotelephone
operating
procedures
for ship
stations. |
Public
coast
stations
using
telegraphy. |
Public
coast
stations
using
facsimile
and data. |
Service
to
stations
on land. |
Radioprinter
operations. |
Private
coast
stations
using
facsimile
in Alaska. |
General
provisions
for ship
stations. |
Ships
using
radiotelegraphy. |
Required
frequencies
for
radiotelephony. |
Class
C EPIRB
operational
procedures. |
Watch
on 500
kHz.
|
Watch
on 2182
kHz. |
Watch
on 156.8
MHz
(Channel
16). |
Answer
to notice
of
violation.
|
Classification
of
operator
licenses
and
endorsements. |
Coast
station
operator
requirements. |
Ship
station
operator
requirements.
|
Control
by
operator. |
Radio
officer
defined. |
Operator
requirements
of Title
III of the
Communications
Act and
the Safety
Convention. |
Operator
requirements
of the
Great
Lakes
Radio
Agreement. |
Operator
requirements
of the
Bridge-to-Bridge
Act. |
Operator
requirements
for
voluntary
stations. |
Limitations
on
operators. |
Operators
required
to adjust
transmitters
or radar. |
Availability
of
operator
licenses. |
When
operator
license is
not
required. |
Unattended
operation. |
Scope. |
Authorization
of
transmitters
for
licensing.
|
Bandwidths. |
Classes
of
emission. |
Transmitter
frequency
tolerances. |
Emission
limitations. |
Modulation
requirements. |
Transmitter
power. |
Suppression
of
interference
aboard
ships. |
Special
requirements
for
narrow-band
direct-printing
(NB-DP)
equipment. |
Special
requirements
for
automatically
generating
the
radiotelephone
alarm
signal.
|
Special
requirements
for
survival
craft
stations.
|
Requirements
for
selective
calling
equipment. |
Special
requirements
for
protection
from RF
radiation.
|
Special
requirements
for
automatic
link
establishment
(ALE).
|
Scope. |
Technical
requirements
for main
transmitter.
|
Technical
requirements
for
reserve
transmitter. |
Manufacturing
requirements
for
radiotelegraph
automatic
alarm
receiver
(auto
alarm). |
Technical
requirements
for
radiotelegraph
auto alarm
receiver. |
Technical
requirements
for
automatic-alarm-signal
keying
device. |
Common
requirements
for
survival
craft
radio
equipment. |
Requirements
for
survival
craft
portable
radio
equipment. |
Requirements
for
survival
craft
nonportable
radio
equipment. |
Technical
requirements
for
radiotelephone
distress
frequency
watch
receiver. |
Technical
requirements
for
portable
survival
craft
radiotelephone
transceivers. |
Technical
requirements
for radar
equipment. |
Watch
requirements.
|
Notice
of
discontinuance,
reduction,
or
impairment
of service
involving
a distress
watch. |
Watch
on 156.800
MHz
(Channel
16). |
Watch
requirement
during
silence
periods. |
Watch
requirements
of the
Communications
Act and
the Safety
Convention. |
Provisions
governing
the
radiotelegraph
watch. |
Compulsory
use of
radiotelegraph
auto
alarm. |
Watch
required
by the
Great
Lakes
Radio
Agreement. |
Watch
required
by the
Bridge-to-Bridge
Act. |
Watch
required
by
voluntary
vessels. |
Authority
for
distress
transmission.
|
Priority
of
distress
transmissions. |
Frequencies
for use in
distress. |
Distress
signals. |
Distress
calls. |
Distress
messages. |
Radiotelegraph
and
radiotelephone
alarm
signals. |
Use
of alarm
signals. |
Radiotelegraph
distress
call and
message
transmission
procedure.
|
Radiotelephone
distress
call and
message
transmission
procedure. |
Acknowledgement
of receipt
of
distress
message.
|
Form
of
acknowledgement. |
Information
furnished
by an
acknowledging
station. |
Transmission
of
distress
message by
station
not itself
in
distress. |
Control
of
distress
traffic. |
Notification
of
resumption
of normal
working. |
Urgency
signals. |
Urgency
message. |
Safety
signals. |
Safety
message. |
Bridge-to-bridge
communication
procedure.
|
Equipment
to aid
search and
rescue
operations. |
Stations
in the
maritime
mobile-satellite
service. |
Scope. |
General
uses--radiotelegraphy.
|
Distress,
urgency,
safety,
call and
reply
Morse code
frequencies. |
Morse
code
working
frequencies. |
Frequencies
for
digital
selective
calling
(DSC). |
Frequencies
for
narrow-band
direct-printing
(NBDP),
radioprinter
and data
transmissions. |
Frequencies
for
facsimile. |
General
uses--radiotelephony.
|
Distress,
urgency,
safety,
call and
reply
frequencies. |
Public
correspondence
frequencies. |
Private
communications
frequencies. |
Special
provisions
for
frequencies
in the
4000-4063
kHz and
the
8100-8195
kHz bands
shared
with the
fixed
service. |
Radiodetermination
frequencies.
|
Frequencies
for ship
earth
stations. |
Maritime
frequencies
assignable
to
aircraft
stations. |
Frequencies
for
operational
fixed
stations. |
Vessel
Traffic
Services (VTS)
system
frequencies. |
Frequencies
for
automated
systems. |
Frequencies
for Alaska
fixed
stations. |
Frequencies
for
maritime
support
stations. |
Frequencies
for
developmental
stations. |
Station
documents
requirement.
|
Availability
of
documents. |
Station
license. |
Operator
authorization. |
Station
logs. |
Vessel
certification
or
exemption. |
On-board
station
equipment
records. |
ITU
publications.
|
FCC
Rules and
Regulations. |
Supplemental
eligibility
requirements.
|
Scope
of
communications. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies
for manual
Morse code
telegraphy. |
Digital
selective
calling. |
Narrow-band
direct-printing. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies
for
telephony. |
Duplication
of VHF
service. |
Maritime
mobile
repeater
stations
in Alaska. |
Discontinuance
or
impairment
of
service. |
Scope
of service
of the
Automated
Maritime
Telecommunications
System
(AMTS). |
AMTS
points of
communication. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies
for AMTS. |
Supplemental
eligibility
requirements. |
Cooperative
use of
facilities. |
Points
of
communication. |
Scope
of
service. |
Frequency
assignment.
|
Assignment
limitations. |
Frequency
coordination. |
Marine
VHF
frequency
coordinating
committee(s). |
Limitations
on use. |
Time
limitation
on
communication. |
Station
identification. |
Applicability. |
Supplemental
eligibility
requirements. |
Scope
of
communication. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies. |
Licensing
limitations. |
Scope
of
communications. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies. |
Scope
of
communications. |
Use
of
frequencies. |
Technical
requirements. |
Scope
of
service. |
Priority
of
distress
and other
signals.
|
Hours
of service
of
Alaska-public
fixed
stations. |
Cooperative
use of
frequency
assignments. |
Frequencies
available. |
Signal
strength
requirements
at the
service
area
contour. |
Applicability. |
Topographical
data. |
Average
terrain
elevation. |
Conversion
graphs. |
Effective
antenna
height. |
Effective
radiated
power. |
Propagation
curve. |
Shadow
loss. |
Method
of
computing
coverage. |
Co-channel
interference
protection. |
Applicability. |
Inspection
of
station. |
Radio
station. |
Radio
installations. |
Requirements
of main
installation. |
Requirements
of
radiotelephone
installation. |
Requirements
of reserve
installation. |
Routing
of power
supply
wiring. |
Use
of reserve
installation. |
Tests
of reserve
installation
and
automatic-alarm-signal
keying
device.
|
Automatic-alarm-signal
keying
device. |
Installation
of
automatic-alarm-signal
keying
device. |
Radiotelegraph
auto
alarm. |
Installation
of
radiotelegraph
auto
alarm. |
Tests
of
radiotelegraph
auto
alarm. |
Direction
finding
and homing
equipment.
|
Requirements
for radio
direction
finder. |
Auxiliary
receiving
antenna. |
Installation
of
direction
finder. |
Contingent
acceptance
of
direction
finder
calibration. |
Check
bearings
by
authorized
ship
personnel. |
Homing
facility
requirements. |
Radar
installation
requirements
and
specifications.
|
Interior
communication
systems. |
Requirements
for
interior
communication
systems. |
Radiotelegraph
station
clock. |
Survival
craft
nonportable
radiotelegraph
installation.
|
Power
supply for
survival
craft
nonportable
radiotelegraph
installation. |
Survival
craft
portable
radiotelegraph
equipment. |
Tests
of
survival
craft
radio
equipment. |
Class
S survival
craft
emergency
position
indicating
radiobeacons
(EPIRB's). |
Survival
craft
portable
two-way
radiotelephone. |
Ship
and
survival
craft
station
spare
parts,
tools,
instruction
books,
circuit
diagrams
and
testing
equipment. |
General
exemptions. |
Applicability. |
Radiotelephone
station. |
Radiotelephone
installation. |
Radiotelephone
transmitter. |
Automatic
radiotelephone
alarm
signal
generator.
|
Installation
of
automatic
radiotelephone
alarm
signal
generator. |
Radiotelephone
receiver.
|
Main
power
supply. |
Reserve
power
supply. |
Required
capacity. |
Proof
of
capacity. |
Antenna
system. |
Emergency
electric
lights. |
Radiotelephone
station
clock. |
Spare
antenna. |
Ship
station
tools,
instruction
books,
circuit
diagrams
and
testing
equipment. |
Card
of
instructions. |
Test
of
radiotelephone
station. |
Survival
craft
radio
equipment. |
VHF
radiotelephone
station.
|
The
VHF
radiotelephone
installation. |
VHF
radiotelephone
transmitter. |
VHF
radiotelephone
receiver. |
VHF
radiotelephone
power
supply. |
VHF
radiotelephone
antenna
system. |
Controls
and
indicators
required
for VHF
radiotelephone
installation. |
Radar
installation
requirements
and
specifications. |
Applicability. |
Inspection
of
radiotelephone
installation.
|
Vessel
radio
equipment. |
Principal
operating
position. |
Radiotelephone
transmitter. |
VHF
transmitter. |
Radiotelephone
receivers. |
Main
power
supply. |
Reserve
power
supply. |
Required
capacity. |
Proof
of
capacity. |
Antenna
system. |
Electric
light. |
Antenna
radio
frequency
indicator. |
Nameplate. |
Test
of
radiotelephone
installation. |
General
small
passenger
vessel
exemptions. |
Station
clock. |
Applicability. |
Inspection
and
certification.
|
Radiotelephone
installation. |
Required
frequencies
and uses. |
Principal
operating
position. |
Radiotelephone
transmitter. |
Radiotelephone
receiver. |
Main
power
supply. |
Reserve
power
supply. |
Antenna
system. |
Illumination
of
operating
controls. |
Test
of
radiotelephone
installation. |
Applicability. |
Station
required. |
Inspection
of
station. |
Bridge-to-bridge
radiotelephone
installation.
|
Principal
operator
and
operating
position. |
Transmitter. |
Receiver. |
Power
supply. |
Antenna
system. |
Antenna
radio
frequency
indicator. |
Nameplate. |
Test
of
radiotelephone
installation. |
Scope. |
Special
requirements
for Class
A EPIRB
stations. |
Special
requirements
for Class
B EPIRB
stations. |
Special
requirements
for Class
C EPIRB
stations. |
Special
requirements
for Class
S EPIRB
stations. |
Special
requirements
for
406.025
MHz EPIRBs. |
Applicability. |
Inspection
of
station. |
Maritime
sea areas.
|
Exemptions. |
Radio
operator
requirements
for ship
stations. |
Radio
maintenance
personnel
for at-sea
maintenance. |
Radio
records. |
Frequencies. |
Functional
requirements. |
Ship
radio
installations. |
Ship
radio
equipment--General. |
Ship
radio
equipment--Sea
area A1. |
Ship
radio
equipment--Sea
areas A1
and A2. |
Ship
radio
equipment--Sea
areas A1,
A2, and
A3. |
Ship
radio
equipment--Sea
areas A1,
A2, A3,
and A4. |
Survival
craft
equipment. |
Ship
sources of
energy. |
Performance
standards. |
Equipment
authorization. |
Maintenance
requirements. |
Distress,
urgency,
and safety
communications. |
Distress
alerting. |
Transmission
of a
distress
alert. |
Transmission
of a
distress
alert by a
station
not itself
in
distress. |
Procedure
for
receipt
and
acknowledgement
of
distress
alerts. |
Receipt
and
acknowledgement
of
distress
alerts by
coast
stations
and coast
earth
stations. |
Receipt
and
acknowledgement
of
distress
alerts by
ship
stations
and ship
earth
stations. |
Watch
requirements
for ship
stations. |
Search
and rescue
coordinating
communications. |
On-scene
communications. |
Locating
and homing
signals. |
Transmissions
of urgency
communications. |
Transmission
of safety
communications. |
Transmission
of
maritime
safety
information. |
Voluntary
radio
operations. |
Station
log and
radio
watches. |
Radio
printer. |
Facsimile. |
Narrow-band
direct-printing
(NB-DP). |
Emergency
position
indicating
radiobeacon
(EPIRB). |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies. |
Scope
of
communications
of
on-board
stations. |
Assignment
and use of
frequencies. |
On-board
repeater
limitations. |
Station
identification. |
Remote
control
for
maneuvering
or
navigation. |
Supplemental
eligibility
for
mobile-satellite
stations. |
Scope
of
communication. |
Portable
ship earth
stations. |
Special
provisions
for
cable-repair
ship
stations. |
Maritime
communications
services
subject to
competitive
bidding. |
Designated
entities. |