to Harvey Karten;

I respect your careful analysis, and your value of redundant safety. I save many of your informed posts to my Baba file for review and application. Thank you.

to Rick Emerson;

The above statement equally applies to your postings. Appreciated the www.beaconregistration.noaa.gov
EPRIB update/attachment, especially as I consider the new IPB's. Pamarno's 121.5/243MHZ EPRIB is obsolete, I can not buy new battery for it.

Pam Hooper

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From: "Harvey J. Karten" <hjkarten@ucsd.edu>
Hi Pam,
Please don't misunderstand my feelings about radar. I consider radar an essential tool in fog and after dark. AIS is a cheap add-on, especially when compared to radar.
regards,
Harvey

At 08:26 PM 3/8/2007 +0000, you wrote:

Dearest Rick & Harvey
As I look into the cabin of my Baba and see the Garmin76 handheld, compasses /charts and AutoHelm 3000 and quartz chronometer; I am grateful to your thread on the marine techno workshop. You just saved me a lot time and money at West Marine and Circuit city. Appreciated the two bible overboard rescue concept.
 Radar is still a serious consideration in these inland cruising areas in spring and late summer. The next investment consideration is the personal overboard EPRIB.
Until I up grade my VHF, location of crew rather than boat would require only one bible in the life boat.
Most sincerely
Pam Hooper
Bellingham, Wa
Pamarno, 30Baba, 80'
 

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