RYA VHF Handbook
Ask any group of students attending an SRC course why they want to learn to use a marine VHF radio, and the overwhelming majority are likely to reply “safety”. Probe a little deeper, and most of them will probably say that they want it mainly to be able to call for help.
An addition to the best-selling RYA Handbook series, RYA VHF Handbook is essential background reading for anyone taking the VHF Operator’s Short Range Certifi cate examination. The combination of easy to follow text, expert tips and beautiful colour illustrations ensure that this often daunting subject is made simple and enjoyable.
The RYA
The RYA is the UK governing body representing sailing, windsurfi ng, motor boating, powerboating and personal watercraft, at sea and on inland waters. It works for the good of all who enjoy these activities, campaigning for their interests at local, regional, national, European and world level.
RYA training is recognised throughout the world and every year over 165,000 recreational and professional sailors take RYA courses and exams.
This book is one of over 100 published by the RYA. Some relate to specifi c training courses and are a valuable study and learning aid. Others provide technical, legal or general boating advice. All are expertly written, informative and authoritative.
For information about the RYA’s training courses or publications, and the valuable benefi ts of being an RYA member, please visit our website at
www.rya.org.uk.
RYA, the RYA tick logo and RYA
YACHTMASTER are registered trade marks of the Royal Yachting Association (registered in the United Kingdom and selected marketing territories).
100 VHF Handbook
www.rya.org.uk
RYA code G31
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