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I have my handheld VHF + GPS + signal whistle attached to my PFD.......
the PFD is attached to me.
If anyone is within a 4 - 5 mile range I should be ok. (assuming they
have a
VHF turned on to channel 16 or even 12)



Amazing stuff. Got a good whistle on board that vessel, dummy?



Do you guys have a couple of those horns you pit a piece of cellophane
on to make the noise? Those suckers are the loudest thing I have seen
if you don't have air horns. They are louder than the freon can horn
and they are so low tech they will always work. I keep some plastic
wrap in the first aid kits anyway and that works great on these horns
if the one in there gets damaged.


Sure do!
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On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:26:48 -0500, D K
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Don White wrote:

I have my handheld VHF + GPS + signal whistle attached to my PFD.......
the PFD is attached to me.
If anyone is within a 4 - 5 mile range I should be ok. (assuming they
have a
VHF turned on to channel 16 or even 12)



Amazing stuff. Got a good whistle on board that vessel, dummy?



Do you guys have a couple of those horns you pit a piece of cellophane
on to make the noise? Those suckers are the loudest thing I have seen
if you don't have air horns. They are louder than the freon can horn
and they are so low tech they will always work. I keep some plastic
wrap in the first aid kits anyway and that works great on these horns
if the one in there gets damaged.


Sure do!
http://ca.binnacle.com/product_info....oducts_id=2331


Just the thing for signaling that you are having an asthma attack and
need help.

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On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:26:48 -0500, D K
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Don White wrote:

I have my handheld VHF + GPS + signal whistle attached to my
PFD.......
the PFD is attached to me.
If anyone is within a 4 - 5 mile range I should be ok. (assuming they
have a
VHF turned on to channel 16 or even 12)



Amazing stuff. Got a good whistle on board that vessel, dummy?


Do you guys have a couple of those horns you pit a piece of cellophane
on to make the noise? Those suckers are the loudest thing I have seen
if you don't have air horns. They are louder than the freon can horn
and they are so low tech they will always work. I keep some plastic
wrap in the first aid kits anyway and that works great on these horns
if the one in there gets damaged.


Sure do!
http://ca.binnacle.com/product_info....oducts_id=2331


Just the thing for signaling that you are having an asthma attack and
need help.


That could be tricky. I also have a couple of compressed air horns.
Both given to me... one from a former co-worker that uses the canned air and
Tom gave me one with the little airpump and soda type, liter sized bottle


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Don White wrote:
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On Fri, 6 Mar 2009 23:32:43 -0400, "Don White"
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wrote in message
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On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:26:48 -0500, D K
wrote:

Don White wrote:

I have my handheld VHF + GPS + signal whistle attached to my
PFD.......
the PFD is attached to me.
If anyone is within a 4 - 5 mile range I should be ok. (assuming they
have a
VHF turned on to channel 16 or even 12)


Amazing stuff. Got a good whistle on board that vessel, dummy?

Do you guys have a couple of those horns you pit a piece of cellophane
on to make the noise? Those suckers are the loudest thing I have seen
if you don't have air horns. They are louder than the freon can horn
and they are so low tech they will always work. I keep some plastic
wrap in the first aid kits anyway and that works great on these horns
if the one in there gets damaged.
Sure do!
http://ca.binnacle.com/product_info....oducts_id=2331

Just the thing for signaling that you are having an asthma attack and
need help.


That could be tricky. I also have a couple of compressed air horns.
Both given to me... one from a former co-worker that uses the canned air and
Tom gave me one with the little airpump and soda type, liter sized bottle



Amazing!
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