Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!
The radios belong to the guy I hike with. They are about two year old
Motorolas. They are probably not the latest and greatest, but I have been
impressed...
RMatth4505@aol.com 2002-09-26 13:37:06 #16858
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!
brother...The radio sounds like a great way to keep in touch. Makes
me feel a little more confident.
> Thanks for the idea.
I would definitely recommend...
Sonya 2002-09-26 12:31:46 #16857
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!
Would the average 2-way radio be limited in range by a big red wall or a
tapeats cliff?
I'm off tonight for the GC, with a buncha kids and other Dads. We'll...
Tom Bourne 2002-09-26 12:27:34 #16856
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!where do you live?
Hi Gary.....
I live just outside New Orleans, Louisiana.. We just had the wildest rainstorm from Isidore.
My older brother lives in Flagstaff and has...
Shirley Gremillion 2002-09-26 12:27:19 #16855
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!where do you live?
hello,Shirley! Thanks for writing me back! Where do
you live? Just curious? I am in Arizona near the Grand
Canyon,little college town called Flagstaff....
gary palmer 2002-09-26 11:50:43 #16854
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!
Hi...
I like the idea of radios...am waiting for your answer on what is a good one to buy.
Am a tall....5'8" female but just cant seem to keep up with my...
Shirley Gremillion 2002-09-26 11:37:26 #16853
Re: Hyponatremia?consider radios!
What type or model would you recommend? I have been
thinking of get a set as I am a tall long legged
therefore fast hiker. So most people I hike with seem
to...
gary palmer 2002-09-26 11:10:44 #16852
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