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Why is it important to limit the duration of testing a SART?
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Excessive testing causes "burn in" on the vessel's radar display.
B
Testing in port or even at sea may cause interference to other radars or a test signal may be misinterpreted as a genuine Distress situation .
C
To prevent overheating, a SART requires sufficient ventilation that is significantly reduced when the SART is being tested.
D
If another SART is testing at the same time, the two signals will cause damage to the unit that transmitted them.
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Why is it important to limit the duration of testing a SART?
A
Excessive testing causes "burn in" on the vessel's radar display.
B
Testing in port or even at sea may cause interference to other radars or a test signal may be misinterpreted as a genuine Distress situation .
C
To prevent overheating, a SART requires sufficient ventilation that is significantly reduced when the SART is being tested.
D
If another SART is testing at the same time, the two signals will cause damage to the unit that transmitted them.
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