Coast radio station

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A coast (or coastal) radio station is an on-shore maritime radio station which monitors radio distress frequencies and relays ship-to-ship and ship-to-land communications.

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Amateur and hobbyist	Amateur radio · Amateur radio repeater · Citizens' band radio · Family Radio Service · General Mobile Radio Service · Mobile rig · Multi-Use Radio Service · PMR446 · LPD433 · UHF CB (Australia)

Aviation (aeronautical mobile)	Air traffic control · Aircraft emergency frequency · Airband · Mandatory frequency airport · Single Frequency Approach · UNICOM

Land-based commercial and government mobile	Business band · Base station · Mobile radio · Professional Mobile Radio · Radio repeater · Specialized Mobile Radio · Trunked radio system · Walkie talkie

Marine (shipboard)	2182 kHz · Coast radio station · Marine VHF radio · Maritime mobile amateur radio

Signaling / Selective calling	CTCSS · Dual-tone multi-frequency · D-STAR · MDC-1200 · Push to talk · Quik Call I · Quik Call II · Selcall

System elements and principles	Antenna · Audio level compression · Automatic vehicle location · APRS · Call sign · CAD · DC remote · Dispatch · Fade margin · Link budget · Rayleigh fading · Tone remote · Voice procedure · Voting (diversity combining)

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