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Connect the satellite (or cable box) to the AV receiver.Connect one end of another HDMI cable to the satellite receiver (or cable box) and connect the unused end of that cable to the TV/SAT HDMI input on the AV receiver (or simply choose any free HDMI input on the AV receiver).

RADIO CHECKS, SIGNAL STRENGTH AND READABILITY INITIATING A RADIO CHECK The person initiating a radio check should say: 2022 The callsign of the station being called. The words THIS IS. 2022 The callsign of the station calling. The prowords RADIO CHECK (meaning, What is my signal strength and readability?

Federal Communications Commission regulations require boaters having VHF radios to maintain a watch on either channel 9 or channel 16, whenever the radio is turned on and not communicating with another station. All non-emergency traffic should be communicated on another channel (not channels 9 or 16).

Connect a Coaxial Digital Cable, Optical Digital Cable, or Audio cable to the Audio Output jack on your TV. Connect the other end of the cable to the corresponding jacks on the A/V receiver or home theater system. Depending on your device, the audio input may be labeled TV INPUT or VIDEO INPUT.

You are encouraged to check your VHF radio by calling the station in your area. When you transmit on its channel, you will hear a recorded response and then hear a playback of your voice verifying that your radio is transmitting, modulating and receiving.

Use an "open channel" to performance the check (channels 68, 69, 71, 72 and 78A). Turn radio to one-watt power setting, and key the microphone. Call "radio check" three times, followed by your boat name and location. Wait for a reply confirming someone has heard your transmission.

Channel 13 is used by commercial shipping to communicate their actions and confirm passage. Channel 16 (156.8 MHz) VHF-FM is designated by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) as the national distress, safety and calling frequency. All vessels must monitor this channel while underway.

Boater Calling Channel (VHF Channel 9) Recreational boaters would continue to call the Coast Guard and any commercial facility on channel 16. The purpose of the FCC regulation was to relieve congestion on VHF channel 16, the distress, safety and calling frequency.

How do I use it?Call the vessel, marina or restaurant on Channel 9 in the following manner.Name of station being called, spoken three times.The words "THIS IS", spoken once.Name of your vessel spoken once.The word "OVER".Then you wait for the station being called to answer.More items...

To hail another vessel, simply call the name of the vessel two or three times, followed by your own vessel's name and station ID if applicable. Wait for a response then immediately switch to a working channel.