Re: PSAR
I think they might of had a limited telemetry system working as I think the clorinators were monitored remotely. I witnessed a copter flight to service...
Sam 2006-12-06 21:59:08 #43826

Re: PSAR

johngeyles 2006-12-06 20:33:18 #43825

Re: PSAR
A week before Bruce's final departure from his house just about one year ago I spoke with him about a few things. I didn't hear much about the landing pad...
Phil Gutkin 2006-12-06 20:04:56 #43824

Re: Hello
Sounds like you are blocked for some reason. Occasionally newcomers are moderated in some groups but Tom should have a feel for your comments by now so there...
agua bug 2006-12-06 18:03:11 #43823

Re: PSAR
I also observe that this is true and time-is-money and if there is any sorta-good-reason to fly there then others often have a chance to hop in too, and...
Doug Nering 2006-12-06 17:16:51 #43822

Re: PSAR
SAR type work so I would make sense. My impression was that it was his own initiative. I'm pretty sure the whole lemonade stand thing was (which we also...
johngeyles 2006-12-06 16:10:43 #43821

PSAR
PSAR concept sounds very interesting... Historically I seem to recall Bruce was involved in alot of PSAR & SAR type work so I would make sense. I thought...
Sam 2006-12-06 13:40:44 #43820

Re: NK Water?
crews. When we left there in May, after the GCHBA work project with Gene, a PSAR (preventative search & rescue) ranger named Amy was going to move in. ...
johngeyles 2006-12-06 12:41:44 #43819

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