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What types of Visual Distress Signals have been accepted by the Coast Guard?

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What types of Visual Distress Signals have been accepted by the Coast Guard?

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What type of flares do I need? There are a number of flares that you can use depending on your boating habits. See Orion’s Products Recommendation Guide to find the flares that best meet your needs. Go >> How do I know if a signal meets the Coast Guard requirements? Only visual signals marked with a U.S. Coast Guard approval or certification number meet the Coast Guard requirements. Since I am covered by the requirement, how many signals do I need to carry? If you select pyrotechnic signals (including red parachute aerial flares, handheld red signal flares and handheld orange smoke flares) to meet the Coast Guard visual distress signal requirements, a minimum of three must be carried. Any combination of the signals can be carried so long as they add up to three signals for day use and three signals for night use. Remember that while three signals are the legal minimum, search and rescue experts recommend carrying at least six signals onboard. Will my visual distress signals expire? Pyr

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