Use for Mini EPIRB?

[Len Krauss]

Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len

 

[Larry]

Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It
is ACR Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) --
in working order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or
trade-in? Thanks.
Len

Your life isn't worth it.

Get a 406 Mhz EPIRB with built-in GPS....for the childrens' sake....please.

Larry
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[Len Krauss]

Geeze Larry, please read the question. I have a 406.

 

[Larry]

Is it of value for parts or

No

Larry
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[Remy]

Hey

We use a modified Sat2 for training, but it transmit on 121.375Mhz (the
trainning freq in France). If it's doable on yours we might be interested.

Rémy

F5LRR

 

[Shaun Van Poecke]

Is there any use for a Class B Mini EPIRB in the USA or elsewhere? It is
ACR
Product # 2763 -- 121.5MHz (civilian) 243.0 MHz (military) -- in working
order, like new condition. Is it of value for parts or trade-in?
Thanks.
Len

try advertising on canoeing/kayaking groups or mountaineering groups... i
know a lot of kayakers carry the small 121/243 epirbs as do some
climbers/hikers because they are so small and light.

Shaun

 

[Remy]

But what's the point after feb 2009 the 121.5 won't be monitored...

Canyonning, Kayaking... all the same


Le Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:46:12 +0200, Shaun Van Poecke

 

[Shaun Van Poecke]

But what's the point after feb 2009 the 121.5 won't be monitored...

some people live day to day, not a year ahead ;-)

shaun

 

[Len Krauss]

Thanks Shaun. Any idea of what $ to ask? Can you cite any specific groups?
Those are activities about which I know nothing.
Len