McMurdo R10-AIS
McMurdo McMurdo R10-AIS is identified in the source list as a AIS-SART. It is stowed or mounted at the vessel location specified by the approved safety-equipment plan so it can be accessed or released as intended during an emergency. Its purpose is to support distress alerting, survivor location or search-and-rescue detection according to the beacon or transponder type identified in the category. The existing database record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. The exact radio frequencies, activation method, GNSS capability, float-free arrangement and certification depend on the model and approval category. The exact model and category identify activation method, radio service and certification; operational capability must be verified from the approval documentation rather than assumed from a similar-looking unit.
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Service & Maintenance
Inspect the housing, antenna, mounting bracket, release mechanism and markings for damage or deterioration. Check battery and hydrostatic-release dates where those items are part of the approved unit and replace them only with approved components. Perform self-tests strictly according to the manufacturer instructions and avoid unnecessary live distress transmissions. Verify programmed identity and registration information after replacement or servicing. Keep the unit accessible and correctly secured in its approved location. Refer to manufacturer and regulatory documentation for exact servicing, shore-maintenance and test requirements.
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