Pleasure boats which have their radios on must monitor 16. No problem
keeping them off if you wish to risk your safety and that of others.

USCG "Inspected Vessels" must monitor 16. U.S. commercial vessels must
monitor both 13 and 16 - usually with two different radios. Once you are at
sea, or cruising on a weekday, the airwaves become near silent and you can
get early warning of the presence commercial shipping by just monitoring
channel 13. 16 lets you help others.

Ron Rogers

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