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Old July 6th, 2005, 07:07 PM
Guy Thornberg
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RW, do you remember which models worked for you in canyons? Just
trying to figure if I need to aim for the highest powered models (10 or
12 miles), or what...

Thanks for the feedback.


I don't remember. My walky-talkies are in my camper right now, which is
in Boise, where it's getting some repairs.

I'm leaving tomorrow to pick it up on my way (actually, out-of-the-way)
to the Western Clave.


RW,
Do you know if cell phones work near the Slide Inn? Verizon? Unfortunately,
work goes on... I did pick up a couple of walky-talkies at Radio Shack -
Hope they work.
Guy


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Old July 6th, 2005, 08:51 PM
rw
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Guy Thornberg wrote:

RW,
Do you know if cell phones work near the Slide Inn? Verizon?


Dunno. I've never owned a cell phone.

Cell phone service has finally come to Stanley, Idaho this year. I see
people using them everywhere, and not just tourists. It annoys me, but I
know I'm not justified in being annoyed. They aren't really hurting me.
Still, I don't like it.

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Old July 7th, 2005, 12:16 AM
bugcaster
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"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message
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RW, do you remember which models worked for you in canyons? Just
trying to figure if I need to aim for the highest powered models (10 or
12 miles), or what...

Thanks for the feedback.


I don't remember. My walky-talkies are in my camper right now, which is
in Boise, where it's getting some repairs.

I'm leaving tomorrow to pick it up on my way (actually, out-of-the-way)
to the Western Clave.


RW,
Do you know if cell phones work near the Slide Inn? Verizon?
Unfortunately,
work goes on... I did pick up a couple of walky-talkies at Radio Shack -
Hope they work.
Guy


Is there an agreed upon channel for the clave? I don't recall what was used
last year.

Bugcaster


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Old July 7th, 2005, 12:42 AM
Danl
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"bugcaster" wrote in message
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Is there an agreed upon channel for the clave? I don't recall what was
used last year.

Bugcaster



IIRC, AFAICR, and TTBOMM, it was channel 11 subchannel 0.

ALRYCSIUYA,

Danl


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Old July 7th, 2005, 12:52 AM
Willi
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bugcaster wrote:
"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message
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RW, do you remember which models worked for you in canyons? Just
trying to figure if I need to aim for the highest powered models (10 or
12 miles), or what...

Thanks for the feedback.

I don't remember. My walky-talkies are in my camper right now, which is
in Boise, where it's getting some repairs.

I'm leaving tomorrow to pick it up on my way (actually, out-of-the-way)
to the Western Clave.


RW,
Do you know if cell phones work near the Slide Inn? Verizon?
Unfortunately,
work goes on... I did pick up a couple of walky-talkies at Radio Shack -
Hope they work.
Guy



Is there an agreed upon channel for the clave? I don't recall what was used
last year.

Bugcaster




What we used last year wasn't a very good choice. It was VERY popular
and we kept getting other peoples' messages.

Willi

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Old July 7th, 2005, 01:47 AM
Wolfgang
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"Willi" wrote in message
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What we used last year wasn't a very good choice. It was VERY popular
and we kept getting other peoples' messages.


Perhaps the most cogent (and succinct.....not the least of its charms)
description of life on Earth yet written.

Wolfgang
who is closely (if not profitably) monitoring channel 3.


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Old July 7th, 2005, 02:00 AM
rw
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Willi wrote:

What we used last year wasn't a very good choice. It was VERY popular
and we kept getting other peoples' messages.


I thought that was fun. :-)

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Old July 7th, 2005, 02:11 AM
Willi
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rw wrote:
Willi wrote:


What we used last year wasn't a very good choice. It was VERY popular
and we kept getting other peoples' messages.



I thought that was fun. :-)




Yeah it was entertaining, but not so good if you're trying to communicate.

Willi

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Old July 7th, 2005, 02:14 AM
Wolfgang
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"Willi" wrote in message
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Yeah it was entertaining, but not so good if you're trying to communicate.


Perhaps the most cogent (and succinct.....not the least of its charms)
description of life on ROFF yet written.

Wolfgang
who is closely (if not profitably) monitoring the ether.


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Old July 7th, 2005, 09:58 AM
chas
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Willi wrote:

What we used last year wasn't a very good choice. It was VERY popular
and we kept getting other peoples' messages.

Willi


If you have the ones that use the sub channels it's really easy to come up with
a quiet one. It even works at Whistler skiing.

Chas
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