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On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07:17 -0600, "Gene Rector" wrote:
Howdy! FRS/GMRS radios do not seem to work very well in heavily wooded areas if you are hiking or hunting and want to keep in touch with others a mile or so away. I was wondering if maybe hand held CB's might be a better choice and if so, what are some that are small that would be a choice? Thanks! Always, Gene Not a good alternative. Much heavier, and more batteries are needed. Also, you need an extra long antenna. Vinnie S. |
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Vinnie S. wrote:
On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07:17 -0600, "Gene Rector" wrote: Howdy! FRS/GMRS radios do not seem to work very well in heavily wooded areas if you are hiking or hunting and want to keep in touch with others a mile or so away. I was wondering if maybe hand held CB's might be a better choice and if so, what are some that are small that would be a choice? Thanks! Always, Gene Not a good alternative. Much heavier, and more batteries are needed. Also, you need an extra long antenna. Vinnie S. Or a bigger payroll. |
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On 02 Nov 2003 05:41:56 GMT, Steveo wrote:
Vinnie S. wrote: On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07:17 -0600, "Gene Rector" wrote: Howdy! FRS/GMRS radios do not seem to work very well in heavily wooded areas if you are hiking or hunting and want to keep in touch with others a mile or so away. I was wondering if maybe hand held CB's might be a better choice and if so, what are some that are small that would be a choice? Thanks! Always, Gene Not a good alternative. Much heavier, and more batteries are needed. Also, you need an extra long antenna. Vinnie S. Or a bigger payroll. Or a wheelbarrow to carry it with you. The GMRS works better in the woods, but you need a license. The FRS works far better in late Nov after most of the foliage is gone. Vinnie S. |
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On 1 Nov 2003 21:53:01 -0800, (Citizens For A
Keyclown-Free Newsgroup) wrote: Steveo wrote: Vinnie S. wrote: On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07:17 -0600, "Gene Rector" wrote: Howdy! FRS/GMRS radios do not seem to work very well in heavily wooded areas if you are hiking or hunting and want to keep in touch with others a mile or so away. I was wondering if maybe hand held CB's might be a better choice and if so, what are some that are small that would be a choice? Thanks! Always, Gene Not a good alternative. Much heavier, and more batteries are needed. Also, you need an extra long antenna. Vinnie S. Or a bigger payroll. Shut your vagina, assclown. Is that supposed to make me run out of this newsgroup? Is that what you want me to do? Vinnie S. |
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Steveo wrote:
(Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup) wrote: Steveo wrote: Vinnie S. wrote: On Fri, 31 Oct 2003 19:07:17 -0600, "Gene Rector" wrote: Howdy! FRS/GMRS radios do not seem to work very well in heavily wooded areas if you are hiking or hunting and want to keep in touch with others a mile or so away. I was wondering if maybe hand held CB's might be a better choice and if so, what are some that are small that would be a choice? Thanks! Always, Gene Not a good alternative. Much heavier, and more batteries are needed. Also, you need an extra long antenna. Vinnie S. Or a bigger payroll. Shut your vagina, assclown. Make me, punk. Don't push your luck |
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(Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup) wrote:
Steveo wrote: (Citizens For A Keyclown-Free Newsgroup) wrote: Steveo wrote: Shut your vagina, assclown. Make me, punk. Don't push your luck Luck has nothing to do with me throwing a quick beating on you. You'd kiss me instead. You'd be humping my leg again, like you are doing now. |