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Evolution
#General 4 min 3452 views

The protection of human life at sea has reached a new level over the past three decades, - since 1992, the phased implementation of the GMDSS (the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System), developed by International Maritime Organization (IMO), began. The principles of the GMDSS are defined by the Regulations of Chapter IV of the International Convention SOLAS-74, as amended in 1988.

 

Essential
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"History

The lucky yachtsman"

On 5 January 1997 the single-handed Tony Bullimore’s yacht participating in around-the-globe ...

Remote
#General 6 min 5514 views

Remote surveys are not a new form of service maintenance; they have been used for some years already. Lots of companies turn to digitalization of ...

Multi
#General 9 min 4305 views

This article gives instruction on installation, registration and use of the GMDSS Multi Software.

The software offers easy test results ...

Testing
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GMDSS batteries are an important tool that provides power supply for GMDSS equipment operation in case of an ...

New
#EPIRB 4 min 18749 views

Now only EPIRBs with GNSS function are approved for sale.

Seafaring was always connected with certain dangers. Since the Titanic all ...

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#EPIRB 5 min 42188 views

Emergency positioning beacons are one of the most important equipment on board. In case something goes wrong, one of them is of great importance ...

#General 1 min 4303 views

The video shows how to use Multi GMDSS Software to manage test results of GMDSS Testers.

From this video you'll learn how ...

New
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We have been receiving lots of positive comments about our software functionality and convenience. We really appreciate it. ...

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