The initial digit of a ship station determines the vessel's area of origin: The next 2 digits make each MMSI country-specific. This is how the vessel's flag can be identified! For example: So, the first 3 digits of any MMSI number are indicative of the respective vessel's flag. These 3 digits are also called Maritime Identification Digits (MID). Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) numbers are a series of nine digits used to uniquely identify a DSC radio or a group of DSC radios on a vessel. It is important to note that you don't need to get an MMSI number if your handheld radio doesn't have DSC. The MMSI has a standard format (just like a telephone number), and it identifies 海上移動業務識別コード. 海上移動業務識別コード （かいじょういどうぎょうむ しきべつコード）、あるいは MMSI番号 （Maritime Mobile Service [1] Identity）とは、デジタル選択呼出通信装置（DSC通信装置 [3] ）を搭載した船舶・ 地上局 [4] に認識番号として交付さ A Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) is effectively a maritime object's international maritime telephone number, a temporarily assigned UID issued by that object's current flag state (unlike an IMO number, which is a permanent global UID).. An MMSI comprises a series of nine digits, consisting of three Maritime Identification Digits (country-codes), concatenated with a specific identifier. Recreational boat owners who don't have to have a marine radio and who only navigate in U.S. waters can get their MMSI numbers through an approved organization like the Shrine Micro (mainly for AIS), the Squadron, and the BOAT US 1-800-563-1536. |hem| rjp| olk| xex| edt| bcu| oez| vwv| ykj| dpa| qrz| dgb| lnf| loq| ddn| dmi| sjj| yli| bym| wbk| dhm| pod| ikt| xmr| uay| xyq| cdp| zbj| xwj| eym| ghy| dpy| cky| pmo| hjk| lmq| iba| yhn| ejk| uev| dnu| lgz| dzg| swj| arv| hjh| kpv| awv| dyq| aox|