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    Onlychild- Our Onlychild

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    I carry an Icom hand held radio. As for wet, I store it in a zip-lock bag and when not in use, it is in a storage tub. It's nice to have for weather and good for emergencies.

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    I'm posting this for my friend............ D-Weed= G-man give him a holler......
    "Chance Favors A Prepared Mind"


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    great thread. The last two things I have to install in my boat is a vhf and the new i-pilot electric motor.(side note) which I'm glad I put off until now, looks like a sweet unit. anyway, lowe1648 how does that hand held unit work? I have a hand held cb, and it does't work worth beans inside a vehicle. I have been shopping for units and noticed hand helds only produce 5 watts of power and mount units transmit 25. question to all, is the hand held 5 watt'r enough for the gorge?

    sorry for being late, I love to research for Ideas

    if I could be added..

    BROWN BAGGER = BROWN BAGGER

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    question to all, is the hand held 5 watt'r enough for the gorge?
    Only if you want to talk to your fishing buddy in the boat next to you. If you have room for a mounted unit and an 8' antenna, you are strongly urged to go that direct over a hand held. For people that fish larger water, I do recommend the hand held as a back up but not a primary.
    2006 Dodge Ram 3500 Dually, 21' North River Seahawk

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    Working on a printable version of the Call Sign List. Limitations to size has me extremely confused! Hopefully by tomorrow? Sorry for the delay.
    Last edited by SmokeOnTheWater; 05-06-2010 at 10:02 PM.

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    To Brown Bagger- I don't use it often. all my calls are to freinds on the lake -I'm on None too large. The main use I put mine to is to keep track of the weather. Being from Michigan, I don't want storms sneeking up on me. Been there, done that. I can recieve the Coast Guard thirty mile inland. I can recieve weather stations anywhere, even in Yellowstone N.P.
    Cell phone as back-up, also spotty. Never really needed help.

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    Here's the 1st Draft, It's a start. Right click on the attachment then select print.
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    Tortuga & I have a radio on board. We usually use 69 or sometimes 68 here in CA. Add us to your call list: Froggie & Tortuga! 40 days t'il we get to the Gorge, but who's counting LOL!!!
    I LOVE the idea of setting aside Ch 20 for FG because 20 is my lucky number!!!
    Froggie

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    You're On the list! Hopefully your call signs are the same? Let me know otherwise. What are your dates for the Gorge trip?

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    Call signs are the same: Froggie & Tortuga. We'll be arriving on June 17-24th. Staying at Buckboard Marina/RV...we are both So-o-o-o stoked.
    Froggie

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