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John H. wrote:
On Wed, 03 Oct 2007 08:02:10 -0400, HK wrote: I was testing a new VHF handheld the other day, and I switched to Channel 9 and asked for a "radio check" from anyone who was picking up my signal. Got a couple of good responses, including one farther away than I thought a handheld could reach, and one response from some a**hole who was "annoyed" that I was asking for a radio check. He said, "use another channel, dammit." Well... I know channel 16 is inappropriate for a radio check, but I always thought channel 9 was just fine. If you want a VHF radio check, what channel do you use? I use Channel 9. Herring Bay Marina usually has someone monitoring Ch 9, and I'll call them. They've always been responsive and I've never gotten any **** from them. Out on the water, I've often contacted Tidalfish guys on Ch 68. I normally call a specific marina or SeaTow on channel 9. |
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