Question 132 Deck Safety
70% to passTo ensure receipt of all relevant MSI, a NAVTEX receiver should be turned on at least how many hours prior to departure from port?
A
4
B
8
C
6
D
2
AI Explanation
The correct answer is A) 4 hours. To ensure receipt of all relevant Maritime Safety Information (MSI) before departure, the NAVTEX receiver should be turned on at least 4 hours prior to leaving port. This allows the receiver to cycle through the latest navigational and meteorological warnings, forecasts, and other critical information broadcasted by NAVTEX stations. The other options are incorrect because 8 hours (B) is excessive, 6 hours (C) may not be enough time to receive the full cycle of information, and 2 hours (D) is likely too short to ensure comprehensive MSI coverage before departure.
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