The principal advantage of NAVTEX radio warnings is that __________.
• NAVTEX system purpose and how it delivers Maritime Safety Information (MSI) • What kind of equipment/receiver is actually required to get NAVTEX messages • How NAVTEX scheduling and format works (automatic text broadcasts, specific times, topics)
• Think about what makes NAVTEX more useful than just listening to a normal radio broadcast at sea. • Consider whether NAVTEX requires the operator to actively listen and decode, or if it stores and displays messages automatically. • Ask yourself which option describes a feature that is unique and operationally important for NAVTEX, rather than something many other radio services also provide.
• Verify what type of receiver is needed for NAVTEX (dedicated NAVTEX receiver vs ordinary FM/AM radio). • Check how NAVTEX messages are timed and organized by subject—are they continuous, random, or at scheduled times? • Confirm whether NAVTEX uses printed/text display and automatic reception rather than Morse code or voice, and which option best reflects that advantage.
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