3 Shipborne Receiving Equipment
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3 Shipborne Receiving Equipment

  3.1 To avoid the necessity of carrying more than one set of receiving equipment on a ship, the shipborne receiving equipment should be suitable for operating either with a worldwide radionavigation system, or with radionavigation systems which cover the area in which the ship trades.

  3.2 Shipborne receiving equipment should conform to the relevant performance standards not inferior to those adopted by the Organization.

  3.3 Radionavigation systems should make it possible for shipborne receiving equipment automatically to select the appropriate stations for determining the ship's position with the required performance.

  3.4 Shipborne receiving equipment should be provided with at least one outputfootnote from which position information can be supplied in a standard form to other equipment.

Parent topic: Annex – Revised Report on the Study of a Worldwide Radionavigation System
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