Regardless of the method it is sent, what does he signal K4 mean?
β’ Morse signaling procedures and how combined groups of letters and numbers are used β’ The typical meaning of the single-letter signal K in Morse communications β’ How adding a number (like 4) to a basic signal often modifies quantity, distance, or speed rather than direction
β’ First recall what the single Morse letter K means in general radio or light communications, then consider whether that same idea is being adapted here β’ Think about whether the number 4 is more naturally used to describe direction, distance, or speed in standard maritime signaling practice β’ Ask yourself which option is a phrase of intention to communicate versus a measurement (miles/knots) or environmental information (wind direction)
β’ Verify whether K alone is commonly associated with "I wish to communicate" in Morse/ICS procedures β’ Check if there is any standard signal that uses a cardinal direction like south encoded by a letter-number combination such as K4 β’ Confirm whether number suffixes (like 4) in coded signals are more often tied to miles/knots or to modifying the type of communication you want to carry out
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