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 TO:  MASTER  M/V  \%  \:

 FROM: S.P.RADIO SERVICE DEPARTMENT

 RE: REPAIR OF INMARSAT-C STATION

 DATE: 00:20  \[

 OUR SERVICE ENGINEER WILL BE ON BOARD THE SHIP
 TOMORROW MORNING
 REGARDS

 PETER ANDERSEN
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 HIGH SEAS FORECAST FROM BUREAU OF METEOROLOGY FORWARDED
 \[ 0200Z =

HIGH SEAS FORECAST 10/12S 90/100E, 12/30S 90/125E,
30/50S 80/129E FOR 24 HOURS COMMENCING \[ 0000Z

= PART 1 = GALE/STORM WARNINGS

GALE WARNING SOUTH OF LINE 40S080E 50S100E MOV E 30 KN

= PART 2 = SITUATION 0001Z
REFER WARNING
TROUGH 35S116E 37S112E RIDGE 32S080E HIGH 1030HPA TO
29S102E 34S109E 37S112E 40S115E 38S129E
SECOND RIDGE FROM HIGH TO 50S110E
FRONT 30S100E 35S108E 42S111E 50S124E MOVING ESE 30KN

= PART 3 = FORECAST
WITHIN 150NM RIDGE/HIGHS
  VARIABLE WINDS 5/15KN SLIGHT SEAS MOD/HEAVY SWELL
NORTH FIRST RIDGE WEST TROUGH
  S'LY WINDS 15/25KN REACHING 30KN NEAR THE SOUTH
  WEST COAST. WINDS TENDING S/SE WEST 100E. MOD/ROUGH
  SEAS MOD SWELL.
NORTH 18S AND EAST 118E
  S/SW WINDS 10/15KN SLIGHT SEAS/SWELL
REMAINDER NORTH FIRST RIDGE
  N'LY WINDS 20/30KN MOD/ROUGH SEAS MOD SWELL
BETWEEN RIDGES
  S'LY/W'LY WINDS 15/25KN MOD SEAS/SWELL=

WEATHER CANBERRA +

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 SYDNEY RADIO  AUTOMATIC SHIP RADIOTELEX  \[

 THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS MAY BE SENT:

 AMV+           FOR SENDING AMVER MESSAGES
 BRK+           FOR BREAKING THE RADIO CONNECTION
 DIRTLXxy+      FOR DIRECT CONNECTION TO TELEX SUBSCRIBER
 FREQ+          FOR INDICATING SHIPS' WATCHKEEPING HOURS
 HELP+          FOR A LIST OF COMMANDS AVAILABLE
 MAN+           FOR MANUAL CONNECTION
 MED+           FOR A RADIOMEDICAL CONNECTION
 MRK+           FOR REQUESTING CONTINUOUS MARK TONE FOR TEST PURPOSES
 MSG+           FOR REQUESTING TRAFFIC
 OBS+           FOR SENDING SHIPS' WEATHER REPORTS
 OPR+           FOR OPERATOR ASSISTANCE
 POS+           FOR SENDING AUSREP REPORTS
 RTL+           FOR SENDING A RADIOTELEX LETTER
 STA+           FOR REQUESTING STATUS OF TELEX MESSAGES
 SVC+           FOR SENDING A SERVICE MESSAGE
 TEST+          FOR REQUESTING TEST TAPE
 TGM+           FOR SENDING A RADIOTELEGRAM
 TLXxy+         FOR MANUAL CONNECTION TO LAND SUBSCRIBER TELEX
                (X=COUNTRY CODE; Y=SUBSCRIBER TELEX NUMBER)
 URG+           FOR DISTRESS AND SAFETY TRAFFIC
 WX+            FOR WEATHER BROADCASTS

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