Epirb/Diver
Submitted by BQ544 on Fri, 2009-02-20 17:35
I have a boat and some nice spots in 30 metre off Dawsville.......
If you have a new epirb and want to have a dive on Monday pm or email me at dlampitoc@bigpond.com
Should be good for crays and some fish
till
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30m is a bit deep for me ...
30m is a bit deep for me ... wait till i do my AOW!
Auslobster
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Love to be in that...
...but took today off to go diving with till! I've got to save some RDO's for when the salmon/dolphinfish really start to fire!
tonyb
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epirb
The new epirbs are registed to the boat, if you set it off they won't come looking for your boat but the persons boat that has it regiested.
BQ544
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tonyb, yea you just go
tonyb,
yea you just go online and switch it for the day. Spoke with the fisheries guy and he said that was how you do it.
Auslobster
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Regardless...
...of which boat it's registered to, all the epirb owner's details are tied in to the signal and the first thing AMSA will do is ring whatever contact number is associated with the epirb, when and if the distress signal is activated. Of course, you may be out of phone range but the whole idea is to reduce the number of times rescue personnel are sent out on false alarms.
BQ544
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got a diver for Monday
got a diver for Monday
till
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Heh damn, some other time =)
Heh damn, some other time =)