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NTSB and FBI investigation is guaranteed to make sure. No matter what there will be ome

Can't break those laws. It would be massive. Shipping and ships are something they take serious

100 percent. Never trust anything Chinese

CoE are damn good at thier job

It is still monitored, just not for shipping purposes.

It does but a Carrier wave is useful as a last resort. It can travel a long ways, everyone cam pick it up, and would allow for even the most catastrophic of events to not stop communication

But a Carrier wave is so much easier to transmit no matter what, and can go so far.

Both are important for both. Though that is correct. Emergency bands and Morse code on the carrier wave are often good alternatives. Most ports should have a line receiving then just in case.

Depends on the radio, thw size of the antenna, frequency. You can have battery powered radio that reach easy from ship to shore, and from ship for miles. Battery isn't small, and wouldn't necessarily be handheld. SINCGARS radios for instance are battery operated.

They are supposed to have other methods of communication....

Pilot nit the Caprain. Captain has no control over this aspect

It is people pulling at every straw to try and claim this was on purpose. Lack of maintenance probably had the Blackbox rely on the main power instead of its own. This ship has had maintenance problems

He could be using Imperial tons

The later is normal for ships though. The pilot is often not part of the crew during these

It is .it's a RRF ship. They never really leave port, and we have a lot of them. And some people in the comments make sense. Like, the radios should be independent of the main power, via batteries

It happens a lot actually. The ship in the straight.... Most just go under the radar and don't get reported on because they don't do this much damage. The ship in question has had incidents of hitting things before years ago

From what I hear, there were dolphins in place, the ship just happend to hit in a way it avoided them.

I will say that is 100 percent false. This is not any kind of attack. The ship was not turned, and I am sure the NTSB will return eith the black box (I think ships have them to for every control) and the fact that the current or wind were pretty high led to it moving. Dude doesn't even cite his...