Hi:

I still have my old "Frog-7" - it's sitting next to my bed. I've been
thinking of putting it on the boat as it is a great AM radio receiver that
will run on it's own batteries. No need to drain the starting battery!

Many years ago, I hooked it up to my C-Band satellite receiver to pick up
telephone transmissions off the satellites.

I'm wondering what type of antenna I could get that would work well on the
boat - somehow the 200' longwire does not seem practical ;-)

Jim Pook
Jim's Fishing Charters
Box 326
Tahsis, BC V0P 1X0
www.jimsfishing.com

1(888) 617-FISH (3474) Toll Free
(250) 934-7665 Local



"Vic Fraenckel" wrote in message
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I inherited a Yaesu FRG-7 receiver from my father. I have never used it.
As
I get spun up for a "new" life as a live-aboarder I am contemplating the
stuff I will need and have been looking at the FRG-7. Is it a
reasonable/useful item to have aboard?

Any enlightenment will be appreciated.

TIA

Vic

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