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Jonathon wrote:
<<Hey, has anyone any idea whether the radios you can buy here will work
if you get into trouble in foreign lands? Like if you're down in baja
can you use the same equipment on chanel 16 to call the coastguard? Or
in Europe?
I guess radio is a pretty universal standard, but I'm not sure about the
channel stuff.
Cheers
Jon >>
My Icom is switchable between US and international channels. I'm sure it is a
feature on other radios as well.
Peter
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