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- General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 1 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 1, represented by dot dash dash dash dash (.----).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Numeral 1 (Flag Pennant)
The International Code of Signals numeral pennant representing one.
It is one of ten distinct numeral pennants used to express figures within...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 2 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 2, represented by dot dot dash dash dash (..---).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Safety, Signals & Communication Numeral 2 (Flag Pennant)
An International Code of Signals numeral pennant representing the digit 2.
It is hoisted with alphabet flags, other numeral pennants or...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 2 – Two (TOO)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit two.
It is spoken as “TOO” when transmitting figures clearly by voice....
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 3 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 3, represented by dot dot dot dash dash (...--).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Safety, Signals & Communication Numeral 3 (Flag Pennant)
An International Code of Signals numeral pennant representing the digit 3.
It is hoisted with alphabet flags, other numeral pennants or...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 3 – Three (TREE)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit three.
It is spoken as “TREE” when transmitting figures clearly by voice. The...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 4 – Four (FOW-er)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit four.
It is spoken as “FOW-er” when transmitting figures clearly by voice. The...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 4 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 4, represented by dot dot dot dot dash (....-).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 5 – Five (FIFE)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit five.
It is spoken as “FIFE” when transmitting figures clearly by voice. The...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 5 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 5, represented by dot dot dot dot dot (.....).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 6 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 6, represented by dash dot dot dot dot (-....).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 6 – Six (SIX)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit six.
It is spoken as “SIX” when transmitting figures clearly by voice....
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 7 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 7, represented by dash dash dot dot dot (--...).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 7 – Seven (SEV-en)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit seven.
It is spoken as “SEV-en” when transmitting figures clearly by voice....
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 8 – Eight (AIT)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit eight.
It is spoken as “AIT” when transmitting figures clearly by voice. In...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 8 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 8, represented by dash dash dash dot dot (---..).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
More Details - Flag / Pennant, General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Number, Signals & Communication 9 – Nine (NIN-er)
The standard maritime radiotelephony pronunciation of the digit nine.
It is spoken as “NIN-er” when transmitting figures clearly by voice. The...
More Details - General Nautical Terminology, Nautical Topics, Signals & Communication Number 9 (Morse Code)
The International Morse Code numeral 9, represented by dash dash dash dash dot (----.).
A dot lasts one signal unit and a dash three. Elements...
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