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Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 03:23 PM

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http://www.icomamerica.com/products/marine/m602/


Superior to all!

If God spoke to me via radio, he'd use this one!

Glory!



SUZY May 2nd 06 05:57 PM

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Wow that a nice radio Bob. It is stereo?. 7 adjustments for night
vision is not something we could use since I do not allow our boat out
after sunset.

Bob, can I call you for advice on quality electronics before I spend
another cent?

Thanks
Capt. Suzy
35s5
NY


Martin Baxter May 2nd 06 06:21 PM

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Bob Crantz wrote:

http://www.icomamerica.com/products/marine/m602/

Superior to all!

If God spoke to me via radio, he'd use this one!

Glory!


A fog horn too! Can this mean that Bubbles didn't do the "research" this
time. Shame, an extra lifetime in Purgatory.

Cheers
Marty

Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 06:50 PM

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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Bob Crantz wrote:

http://www.icomamerica.com/products/marine/m602/

Superior to all!

If God spoke to me via radio, he'd use this one!

Glory!


A fog horn too! Can this mean that Bubbles didn't do the "research" this
time. Shame, an extra lifetime in Purgatory.
Marty


Marty,

You may have missed it but on the "Standard Horizon QUANTUM GX2360S" DATA
SHEET, IT SAYS:

"30W loud hailer with listen back and 4 fog horns, Bells & Whistles."

THAT'S RIGHT - BELLS AND WHISTLES!!!!

bBWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!



Capt. Rob May 2nd 06 06:56 PM

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THAT'S RIGHT - BELLS AND WHISTLES!!!!


bBWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!


It's a comercial radio, dopey.

Bob, is there anything, anywhere, anyway...that you're NOT jealous of?
It's just a radio. You could buy one even though you don't own a boat.


RB
35s5
NY


SUZY May 2nd 06 07:04 PM

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Are you jealous that he is jealiiiious, or is it you're jealous that he
found a better radio?
True it is just a radio, but Martins has bell and whistles, you passed
on bell's and whistles?

Thats not like you, do you have a fever?

Capt. Suzy
35s5
NY


Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 07:30 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
THAT'S RIGHT - BELLS AND WHISTLES!!!!


bBWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!


It's a comercial radio, dopey.



Here's Standards Commercial line:

http://www.standardhorizon.com/index...1&DivisionID=3

Your radio is not on it!

Liar!




Bob, is there anything, anywhere, anyway...that you're NOT jealous of?
It's just a radio. You could buy one even though you don't own a boat.


It's not a commercial radio!

If I bought one, could I use the foghorn on my bicycle and the bells and
whistles for a doorbell?




Capt. Rob May 2nd 06 08:18 PM

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Commercial Design for professional and recreational applications:
Designed to take the day in and day out punishment the marine
environment can dish out. The GX2360S can take submersions or more
likely direct water from waves crashing over the bow. Oversized knobs
allows for easy adjusting of Volume, Squelch, channel changing and
moving through radio and Digital Selective Calling functions. The LCD
is one of the largest in the industry with 4 lines of Alpha-Numeric
characters the boldly display channel names, DSC call information and
even GPS position with Speed Over Ground and Course Over Ground. The
standard hand microphone has a built in speaker and uses Noise
canceling technology called ClearVoice for unsurpassed communications
even in the noisiest environments. This microphone also has the
capability to directly switch between channels 16 and 9, change
channels with the large UP/Down keys and can be removed for storage.

RB
35s5
NY


Capt. Rob May 2nd 06 08:25 PM

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or is it you're jealous that he
found a better radio?
True it is just a radio, but Martins has bell and whistles, you passed
on bell's and whistles?

He found a much more expensive radio...even more so since mine was
free. HE doesn't own a better radio...or probably anything at all for
that matter.


RB
35s5
NY


Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 09:35 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
or is it you're jealous that he
found a better radio?
True it is just a radio, but Martins has bell and whistles, you passed
on bell's and whistles?

He found a much more expensive radio...even more so since mine was
free. HE doesn't own a better radio...or probably anything at all for
that matter.


I have many, many wonderful radios. All more expensive than that K Mart
discount rack radio of yours!

My marine radio is SSB! 100W PEP!!!!!



Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 09:41 PM

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FISH IN A BARREL!!!!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Commercial Design for professional and recreational applications:


DESIGNATED BY MANUFACTURER AS SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL USE. READ YOUR
WARRANTY: NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE!!!!

KAPOW!!!!

Designed to take the day in and day out punishment the marine
environment can dish out. The GX2360S can take submersions or more
likely direct water from waves crashing over the bow.


WHAT IS ITS CERTIFIED JIS WATERPROOF RATING?

KABLOOM!!!!!


Oversized knobs
allows for easy adjusting of Volume, Squelch, channel changing and
moving through radio and Digital Selective Calling functions.


HOW BIG ARE THE KNOBS ON THE OVERSIZED RAM-X???

ZZZZAAAAAPPPPPP!!!!!!!!




The LCD
is one of the largest in the industry with 4 lines of Alpha-Numeric
characters the boldly display channel names, DSC call information and
even GPS position with Speed Over Ground and Course Over Ground.


SO THEN ARE OLD PEOPLE'S TELEPHONE COMMERCIAL GRADE BECAUSE OF THE BIG
NUMBERS?

WHAM-O!!!!!!!!!!!


The
standard hand microphone has a built in speaker and uses Noise
canceling technology called ClearVoice for unsurpassed communications
even in the noisiest environments.


NOT SO!! TRUE INDUSTRIAL NOISE CANCELLING MIKES GO ON THE THROAT OR IN THE
EAR FOR UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE!!!!

ZOT-TANG!!!!



This microphone also has the
capability to directly switch between channels 16 and 9, change
channels with the large UP/Down keys and can be removed for storage.



HOW BIG ARE THE MICROPHONES INDUSTRIAL-COMMERCIAL KNOBS?????

KER-POW!!!!!!

oh the humanity!!!!!


RB
35s5
NY




Capt. Rob May 2nd 06 09:52 PM

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NOT SO!! TRUE INDUSTRIAL NOISE CANCELLING MIKES GO ON THE THROAT OR IN
THE
EAR FOR UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE!!!!


Tugboats in our area use regular Standard Horizon or Icom radios, and
that's professional use.

Tee-ping!

He beat himself sensless with all that work.


RB
35s5
NY


Bob Crantz May 2nd 06 10:16 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
NOT SO!! TRUE INDUSTRIAL NOISE CANCELLING MIKES GO ON THE THROAT OR IN
THE
EAR FOR UNSURPASSED PERFORMANCE!!!!


Tugboats in our area use regular Standard Horizon or Icom radios, and
that's professional use.

Tee-ping!

He beat himself sensless with all that work.


RB
35s5
NY

I've seen parade marshalls using standard radios too!

Bwahahahahahaha!!1



Capt. Rob May 2nd 06 10:31 PM

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I've seen parade marshalls using standard radios too!


Right, which proves that the word "professional" has little meaning. A
low end Icom radio performs about as well as the high end model and
they can all take a dunking, or so they claim.


RB
35s5
NY


Vito May 3rd 06 02:10 PM

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"Bob Crantz" wrote ...
http://www.icomamerica.com/products/marine/m602/
Superior to all!

If God spoke to me via radio, he'd use this one!

Glory!

That fine rig - for a power boat! The only thing remotely suitable to sailing
is a spark gap rig.



Bob Crantz May 3rd 06 02:32 PM

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"Vito" wrote in message
...
"Bob Crantz" wrote ...
http://www.icomamerica.com/products/marine/m602/
Superior to all!

If God spoke to me via radio, he'd use this one!

Glory!

That fine rig - for a power boat! The only thing remotely suitable to
sailing
is a spark gap rig.


Some of the first spark systems in England could go 6 miles.

The greatest range I ever heard of using lightning as the spark and a
passive receiver (no amplification whatsoever) was two times around the
earth. Tesla did this in the 1890's.




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