Module 8 - Digital Selective Calling

Module completion standard

Mark Digital Selective Calling complete only when you can use it in a spoken scenario, not just when the terms look familiar.

The minimum standard is that you can build a correct, concise call, explain the channel or DSC choice, and identify what you would listen for next.

Key points

I can explain MMSI, Channel 70, routine individual calls, distress alerts, acknowledgements, and DSC follow-up voice procedure.
I can apply MMSI, Channel 70, Distress alert, Routine individual call to a realistic call.
I can avoid this trap: Treating a DSC alert as the whole message instead of following up by voice.
I know SRC revision does not replace the official course, exam, licence requirements, or practical radio operation standards.

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