Sea Rescue
Tasmania Inc.
Telephone: 03 62 65 9666
searescue@bigpond.com
  
Assisting Tasmania Police Marine Services in Search and Rescue.      Providing Education to the Boating Public

Safe Boating in 2008

Fit a VHF DSC Marine radio to enable instant Distress Alerting, and position reporting
Home
Our Mission
Committee
Our Contacts
About Us
Latest News
Training
Resources
Search and Rescue
Statistics
Links
Photo Library
Education
Marine Radio
VHF DSC
Breaking News
Request Form
Sponsors
Smithton Radio
AIS

Sea Rescue  Tasmania Inc.                                                             Training Courses                              Breaking News

ABN 16 915 296 754

A Public Benevolent Institution.

Volunteer Marine Rescue VMR 702

4 Tiger Head Road, Dodges Ferry,
Tasmania  7173

Tel:      03 6265 9666

FAX:     03 6265 9442

e-mail:  searescue@bigpond.com

Droughty Hill Wind Readings

 

BOM Weather Radar

 

Latest NEWS

'Sea Rescue-1'

'Sea Rescue-1'

"Sea Rescue 1"

Search for missing fisherman

'Sea Rescue 2'

Search for missing fisherman
(photo courtesy of the Mercury)

Sea Rescue Dodges Ferry

'Sea Rescue-1'
420 51.520' South  1470 36.840' East
  

Radio Call Sign:       VKT664

Radio Call Sign:     VJT6399

VHF DSC MMSI:        005030095

VHF DSC MMSI:       TBA
   

Smithton Sea Rescue Radio Base

'Sea Rescue-2'
   

Radio Call sign:        VKT750

Radio Call Sign:      VJT6292

VHF DSC MMSI:         005030143

VHF DSC MMSI:       503083400
   

St Helens Marine Rescue Association

New Town Standby Radio Base
 
420 51.228' South 1470 18.659' East

Radio Call Sign:        VMR707

Radio Call Sign:      VKT751

VHF DSC MMSI:         005030097

VHF DSC MMSI:       005030095
   

Tamar Sea Rescue Services

Coast Radio Hobart
   

Radio Call Sign:         VMR703

Radio Call Sign:      VMT232

VHF DSC MMSI:          TBA

VHF DSC MMSI:       005030135
 

DigiBOAT's 'Software-0n-Board' and C-MAP NT+MAX Electronic Charts for VHF DSC Position Polling

For a comprehensive overview of VHF DSC visit this web site.

For an explanation of the Automatic Identification System click here (AIS).

Vessel tracking using AIS in the River Derwent and Storm Bay: (Cruise Ships).

For an explanation of the Automatic Identification System and its use during a Distress incident click here (AIS).

See also the AIS Vessel Tracking tutorial provided by AMSA at:

http://www.amsa.gov.au/Shipping_Safety/Vessel_Tracking/Automatic_Identification_System/ms01/base.htm

 

Assisting Tasmania Police Marine Services in Search and Rescue

"Fast Response. Community Resourced. Volunteer Operated. Marine Rescue and Education"

Home

Webmaster: Michael Collinson email to: training@bigpond.net.au         Page updated: 28/10/2008