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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 12:01:22 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote: I usually listen to 16 on the Bay. 16 what...16 candles on your 17 year old portable cassette player, while sitting on a dirty pickle bucket on shore, drinking a forty? The Coasties are on the channel frequently with reports of missing boats, or boats in trouble, et cetera. Every so often, a boater will ask for a "radio check" while on 16, and usually the Coasties tell the boater to use another channel for that. Perfectly appropriate for the Coasties to do that. Not true. More proof you know nothing, and fabricate your boating experience. Many older radios are "rock bound", meaning they are crystal contolled on 16. It is, and always has been, very common to get radio checks on 16. Caught in another fabrication, you boatles twit...care to comment? I thought not... [huge grin] |
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