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Non rolling chair was probably the right assumption. 
In Response To: I agree, BUT...... 
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() If the bridge tender has to get up to answer the VHF it may not happen. Also, if it's on the other side of the room from the TV with the sound up he might not hear it. Of course a cell phone was probably in a pocket.
Well, at least you got through.
Messages In This Thread
- I received some interesting advice last week
- After PFDs, the CG usually asks, "Do you have a phone onboard?"
- Makes sense. Some of the exchanges with the CG heard on VHF have bordered on disturbing.
- I agree, but wouldn't give up on fixed mount VHF yet
- Outsourcing the VHF calls... tell me it ain't so.
- In Mexico it is need to check in and out of some ports
- VHF is hugely important and I disagree with that thinking.
- It's amazing just how fast we can regress into
- Very true...
- I made extensive use of VHF this summer
- Good post, Dan - I couldn't agree more...
- I have all those radio capabilities aboard the boat and at home
- Not surprising what your Towboat speaker said.
- During our cruising this year...
- Very interesting, because I've run the ICW from Norfolk to Port Lavaca, Texas at least twice, and opened
- Is this so NSA can record it?
- Could they see you?
- We were
- Well, it is California, possibly they're all old laid back and stoned hippies tending the bridges these days.
- I agree, BUT......
- Non rolling chair was probably the right assumption.
- Non rolling chair was probably the right assumption.
- I agree, BUT......
- Well, it is California, possibly they're all old laid back and stoned hippies tending the bridges these days.
- We were
- Very interesting, because I've run the ICW from Norfolk to Port Lavaca, Texas at least twice, and opened
- After PFDs, the CG usually asks, "Do you have a phone onboard?"
