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Channel 16-actual rules
Many seem to think that a quick conversation on 16 is OK because it
won't disturb the other 3000 people monitoring. Hmmmm. All of my friend are using those little family FRS radios. I have two pairs of Cobra units that get great range on the water. They were cheap, less than 50 bucks for all four (14 channels) and have lasted two seasons. If one falls overboard...no big deal. I hear some of the better units get really substancial range RB |
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Channel 16-actual rules
mayday seelonce?
Cheers MC Jonathan Ganz wrote: You may not have heard it. Sometimes the emergency is hard to hear with all the other traffic. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... For several years, channel 9 was used in some areas to establish communications. The hope was that this would leave 16 free for emergencies. The experiment was abandoned because it reduced the number of vessels monitoring Channel 16. I see. This past season I heard the CG asking to keep 16 cleared at all times, generally on weekends. No emergency situation was taking place. I heard this message on numerous occasions, read live. RB |
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Channel 16-actual rules
This past season I heard the CG asking to keep 16 cleared at all
=20 times, =20 generally on weekends.=20 They only braodcast that to you, Bobby. They wanted you to stay away. --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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