about the clock

Singed · 01-31-13, 02:44 PM

I'd seen them before and at some point growing up around boats I'd heard there were radio silence periods, maybe in a marine antiques store or something. At least with a starting point, I knew where to look.

The two red bands are periods of radio silence during which only distress signals can be transmitted. The two black bands correspond with the green bands on some other clocks, and those two periods were also radio silence to listen for coastal distress signals.

http://www.chelseaclock.com/site_ass...pdf?1315842133

Go down and look at the radio room clock.

01-31-13, 02:44 PM	#4
Singed Sailbad the Sinner Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 106 Downloads: 126 Uploads: 0	I'd seen them before and at some point growing up around boats I'd heard there were radio silence periods, maybe in a marine antiques store or something. At least with a starting point, I knew where to look. The two red bands are periods of radio silence during which only distress signals can be transmitted. The two black bands correspond with the green bands on some other clocks, and those two periods were also radio silence to listen for coastal distress signals. http://www.chelseaclock.com/site_ass...pdf?1315842133 Go down and look at the radio room clock.