PST Exit Exam • Set 4 Question 17 of 30

How long must a SART operate in standby mode?

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Direct Answer

Option C: 96 hours

A SART must have enough battery capacity to operate in standby mode for 96 hours, ensuring it remains ready to respond to interrogating radar signals for the duration of a search.

All Options

5 days

24 hours

96 hours (Correct Answer)

48 hours

Detailed Explanation & Context

A SART must have enough battery capacity to operate in standby mode for 96 hours, ensuring it remains ready to respond to interrogating radar signals for the duration of a search.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Personal Survival Techniques (PST).

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