Emergency Radio: Marine, Aviation, Ham

June 19th 05, 07:43 AM

Brad

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" Being a Ham for that length of time, I would imagine
you knew that though, just get two rigs, an HT for
aircraft transmit and an IC 2100H will do the rest

--
Patrick

Yaesu have a new HT that covers Aircraft in AM (TX and RX) and 2m FM, TX and
RX, and without knowing more about it, just might open up to Marine FM. It
was announced as being designed for Flying Hams.

Brad VK2QQ

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