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How is mutual interference on 518 kHz among NAVTEX stations avoided?
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All stations transmit at the same time but stations are limited to daytime operation only to reduce the radius of propagation.
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Transmitter power is limited, station assignment codes are not shared by other NAVAREAS and stations alternate between daytime and nighttime operations.
C
Transmissions scheduled on a time-sharing basis, power is limited and station assignment codes are geographically separated .
D
Station codes are not shared by other NAVAREAS, transmissions scheduled on a time-sharing basis and power is limited.
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Question 1 of 27070
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How is mutual interference on 518 kHz among NAVTEX stations avoided?
A
All stations transmit at the same time but stations are limited to daytime operation only to reduce the radius of propagation.
B
Transmitter power is limited, station assignment codes are not shared by other NAVAREAS and stations alternate between daytime and nighttime operations.
C
Transmissions scheduled on a time-sharing basis, power is limited and station assignment codes are geographically separated .
D
Station codes are not shared by other NAVAREAS, transmissions scheduled on a time-sharing basis and power is limited.
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