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On Jan 2, 3:05 pm, Larry wrote:
Sad, indeed. He must have had HF/SSB aboard to call the hams, maybe on 14.300 Mhz. I wonder what he was doing out there without a 406 Mhz EPIRB? The story or video made no mention of an EPIRB alarm. Red Cloud did carry a 406 EPIRB that was activated www.rescuebeacon.biz |
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Marc Heusser d wrote in
: If it was one without GPS it may take max 2 hours to locate it Precisely the reason those units need to be taken off the market..... Larry -- Next time some broker tells you what a great investment he's selling, ask him about Rhodium, a shiny metal used in Catalytic Converters. Jan 1st 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Rhodium $452 $1341 $3006 $5339 $6775 PER OUNCE! How much longer can we pay for new cars at this rate? Feb '97 it was $182/oz |
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On Jan 5, 10:56 pm, Marc Heusser
d wrote: In article , wrote: Red Cloud did carry a 406 EPIRB that was activated If it was one without GPS it may take max 2 hours to locate it (via SARSAT, since GEOSAR does not help locatin) - so maybe this was the reason for additionally calling via ham, and that this ermergency call arrived first. In an emergency one has to use whatever is avaiable, no regulation should forbid that. Marc -- remove bye and from mercial to get valid e-mail http://www.heusser.com The model EPIRB Red Cloud carried did have integral GPS www.rescuebeacon.biz |
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