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Len Krauss April 2nd 07 10:42 PM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len

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Larry April 3rd 07 12:53 AM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
"Len Krauss" wrote in
:

Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It
is ACR Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) --
in working order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or
trade-in? Thanks.
Len


Your life isn't worth it.

Get a 406 Mhz EPIRB with built-in GPS....for the childrens' sake....please.

Larry
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Len Krauss April 3rd 07 02:05 AM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
Geeze Larry, please read the question. I have a 406.


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"Len Krauss" wrote in
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Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It
is ACR Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) --
in working order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or
trade-in? Thanks.
Len


Your life isn't worth it.

Get a 406 Mhz EPIRB with built-in GPS....for the childrens'

sake....please.

Larry
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Larry April 3rd 07 02:46 AM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
"Len Krauss" wrote in
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Is it of value for parts or
trade-in? Thanks.



No

Larry
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Remy April 3rd 07 06:56 AM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
Hey

We use a modified Sat2 for training, but it transmit on 121.375Mhz (the
trainning freq in France). If it's doable on yours we might be interested.

Rémy

F5LRR

Le Mon, 02 Apr 2007 23:42:49 +0200, Len Krauss a
écrit:

Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is
ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len



Shaun Van Poecke April 3rd 07 12:46 PM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 

"Len Krauss" wrote in message
. ..
Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is
ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len


try advertising on canoeing/kayaking groups or mountaineering groups... i
know a lot of kayakers carry the small 121/243 epirbs as do some
climbers/hikers because they are so small and light.

Shaun



Remy April 4th 07 06:42 AM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
But what's the point after feb 2009 the 121.5 won't be monitored...

Canyonning, Kayaking... all the same


Le Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:46:12 +0200, Shaun Van Poecke
a écrit:


"Len Krauss" wrote in message
. ..
Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is
ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len


try advertising on canoeing/kayaking groups or mountaineering groups...
i
know a lot of kayakers carry the small 121/243 epirbs as do some
climbers/hikers because they are so small and light.

Shaun




Shaun Van Poecke April 4th 07 12:37 PM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 

"Remy" wrote in message
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But what's the point after feb 2009 the 121.5 won't be monitored...


some people live day to day, not a year ahead ;-)

shaun



Len Krauss April 5th 07 12:41 PM

Use for Mini EPIRB?
 
Thanks Shaun. Any idea of what $ to ask? Can you cite any specific groups?
Those are activities about which I know nothing.
Len

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Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is
ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len


try advertising on canoeing/kayaking groups or mountaineering groups... i
know a lot of kayakers carry the small 121/243 epirbs as do some
climbers/hikers because they are so small and light.

Shaun






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