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Bobsprit
 
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If I have to explain the term "said radio" to you, I don't think I am able
to help you with your radio.

I have no doubt that you can provide no info on this.
Luckily, others did.

RB
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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So you admit you don't know how to use said radio?

Which radio? I own a VHF, AM SSB and a Voyage 10 meter.


You forgot to mention the home theatre system!



Regards


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Jonathan Ganz
 
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At least one major grammatical error is noted.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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If I have to explain the term "said radio" to you, I don't think I am able
to help you with your radio.

I have no doubt that you can provide no info on this.
Luckily, others did.

RB



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The funny thing is that Oz's cheap boats cost at least five times your cheap
boat.


Donal's lost it. Who's he talking to?

RB
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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The funny thing is that Oz's cheap boats cost at least five times your

cheap
boat.


Donal's lost it. Who's he talking to?


Read my post. I acknowledged that you hadn't made the post that I replied
to.


However, the imposter was sooo good that I didn'care.

Just in case you don't believe me,
here is a paste of what I wrote -
"[check headers] Duh!".


Regards


Donal
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I acknowledged that you hadn't made the post that I replied
to.

So you admit you're losing it...I see!

RB
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Believe it or not, I don't just accept an expensive gift just because it's


Thank you. I choose not to believe it.

Max


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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message

I thought Booby said he knew all about this stuff, how come he's asking
questions about it?


Do you really have to ask?

Max


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"Lonny" wrote in message

SSB is a completely different animal than VHF, of course. If I recall
correctly, I had to get a ham license in order to operate one.


You recall incorrectly. Marine SSB does not require a ham license. And
there's no way you'd not recall obtaining a ham radio operator's permit.
It's not a simple task.

Max


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"Bobsprit" wrote in message

10 meters is an amateur radio frequency and you'll have to have a ham
license to operate there.


I'm aware of that and will have the Tech. license shortly. But what type

of use
might I get out it aboard? I bought it mainly for it's 11 meter SSB, to

use
with out SSB Cherokee handheld.


That tech license won't allow you to operate voice on 10 meters. And
neither a ham rig nor a marine SSB transceiver will transmit in the 11M band
without modifications. 11M is the so-called Citizen's Band, but it little
more than a waste of precious bandwidth today.

However I know the rules are changing/have changed, so anything may be
possible soon.

Max


 
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