A – Diver below (when stationary); I am undergoing a speed trial
B – I am taking on or discharging explosives
C – (affirmative)
D – keep clear of me, I am manoevering with difficulty
E – I am altering my course to starboard
F – I am disabled, communicate with me
G – I require a pilot
H – I have a pilot on board
I – I am altering my course to port
J – I am going to send a message by semaphore
K – you should stop your vessel instantly
L – you should stop, I have something important to communicate
M – I have a doctor on board
N – no (negative)
O – man overboard
P – the Blue Peter – all aboard, vessel is about to proceed sea. (At sea) your lights are out or burning badly
Q – my vessel is healthy and I request free practique
R – the way is off my ship. You may feel you way past me
S – my engines are going full speed astern
T – do not pass ahead of me
U – you are standing into danger
V – I require assistance (not distress)
W – I require medical assistance
X – stop carrying out your intentions and watch for my signals
Y – I am carrying mails
Z – to be used to address or call shore stations
Answering Pennant
Code and answering pennant.
Numeric Pennants
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Substitute Pennants
substitute 1;
substitute 2;
substitute 3;
Distress
N + C – I am in distress
Fontos két betűs kódok:
AE – I am abandoning ship
AL – I have a doctor aboard
AN – I need a doctor
CB – I need help urgently
CC – I am in danger (utána a pozíció megadása)
CP – I am coming to help you.
CS – What is the name of your boat.
CV – I cannot help you.
DX – I am sínking (utána a pozíció megadása)
IT – Fire aboard
JG – I have run aground and am in danger
JM – I have run aground but am not in danger
KF – I need a tug
KG – Do you need a tug?
KM – Can I tow you
KN – I cannot tow you
VC – Where is the nearest fuel
VD – You can get fuel at…
VK – Storm imminent from…