A Simple Vhf Question

[sailbadthesinner]

Re: hahahahahahaha

well you kept that one quiet didn't you

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[wakeup]

Re: hahahahahahaha

Well at least I didn't bury it like the whole 'Cardiff Confession' in a year old thread just to keep out of the mainstream.

Sort of thing Alistair Campbell might do you know!!!!

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[ccscott49]

Re: hahahahahahaha

It was a watered down confession at that, no mention of the nuns habit or anything like the lap dancer!!

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[wakeup]

Re: hahahahahahaha

And only given under duress!!!!!

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[ccscott49]

Re: hahahahahahaha

Who's dress was he under?

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[LadyInBed]

This portable radio that is being used in a tender talking to the mother boat.
What call sign does he use?

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[Alistairr]

Don't confuse matters even more!!!!!!!!!!

I DON'T KNOW!!



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[duncan]

The mother boats

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[Mike_Martin]

Ancillary units operating on the main ship station should use the main callsign + a number or letter. This should cause no problems bearing in mind that it is ONLY being used on the tender and that the tender is unlikely to be in difficulty and talking to the Coastguard, oh say, 30 nM from the main vessel.

Mike.

<hr width=100% size=1>Manager,
Aeronautical & Maritime Services Section,
Radiocommunications Agency

 

[LadyInBed]

Cheers Mike - nm

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