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For coastal cruising or just daysailing the benefits are no differently
really than those offered to you as a mobile operator. For the bluewater or long-distance cruise (which could be coastal) you get the benefit of reliable free communication mechanism, add on a PACTOR modem and now you can add email, weather downloads (www.Winlink.org) as well as postion reporting (http://www.pangolin.co.nz/yotreps/index.php). All of which is very cool, but I shoudl add there are also a lot of NETS for sialors just like there are for HAM only groups. -- Patrick's Sailing Blog: http://shipsrecord.com/blogs/patrick/ http://ShipsRecord.com -- Get you own Blog http://sailing.meetup.com/11/ --- Seattle Sailing Meetup "Harlen David" wrote in message ... I am new to boating and am also a licensed HAM, General class. I have seen references to HAM radio and boating but haven't been able to glean what the benefit might be. Thanks...Harlen -- Sent via Travel Newsgroups http://www.travelnewsgroups.com |
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