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![]() "Roger Long" wrote in message ... Come on. The radio has it's place and some meeting situations demand it for sorting out but this was a crystal clear situation in wide open water. If the radio was used between small vessels and larger ones in every situation this simple, nobody would be able to get a word in edgewise. Can't fully agree with this. If the radio is used on the correct channels be it for a simple meeting situation, or a complicated one, there would be far fewer collisions and near misses. Keep the conversation to a minimum to pass needed info. A good number of meeting situations, as you say, need no radio contact, but as soon as it starts to become apparent that, as in your case, the other guy is not doing what he should, then it's always a good idea to start using ALL your options, and a radio call is a good one. As for the rest.......... this is a prime example of the type of situations you can run into that are best thought about for future reference as to what may happen or can happen. otn |
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