We recently purchased a new Hot Tub and Gazebo from Cal Spas in Minnesota. The purchase was not some...

1. Ten In Order To Love About 10 Gauge Radio
We recently purchased a new Hot Tub and Gazebo from Cal Spas in Minnesota. The purchase was
not something we planned, just something that caught our eye when visiting the Minnesota State
Fair. As a result we learned a few things that would have made our purchase smarter. In the end
we're pleased with the decision but its easy to say now that all the work is done. In this article I'll
outline the information I wish I had considered when making this purchase. I hope it helps you in
your decision.
If you're a car club, icom 2 way radios club, after school club, or other club, is it important to you to
show off your hobby? Why not create a logo and see if your clothing can be a talking point, or help
you to get new members?
Just like any technological device you buy today you have an endless amount of options and need to
do some research before you buy one. Due to the price of Marine VHF radios you would be wise to
put an extra amount of diligence into your buying decision.
Start just before dark to get your initial setup and your bearings. Make sure you have plenty of lights
onboard for night time fishing. Stick baits are the most common lure used during night fishing.
Rapala, Thunder Stick, Reef Runners and other similar baits in a wide assortment of colors are the
most popular choice. Check local fishing reports, talk to local fishermen and listen to the icom
marine radio to get information about the area you are interested in fishing. A variety of lure sizes
are also used, small lures for shallow water and larger and deeper divers for deeper waters.
If you haven't heard of AM/FM radio, you may want to get out more. AM/FM, more commonly FM,
radio is a daily part of most American's lives. They're used in almost every vehicle, portable radios
are used by joggers, alarm clocks, etc. You've probably heard a test of the emergency broadcast
system on the radio. It comes across as an irritating buzzing noise followed by a message stating

2. something to the effect of "This has been a test of the emergency broadcast system". In an
emergency situation, you will most likely be hearing important information on most FM stations.
In the final moments of the movie, John hears icom communications in this otherwise silent bunker.
Amateur radio operators are calling out to him for help. (Remember: No high ranking official made it
to the shelter.) You see very clearly step one in what would be a long series of events that launches
John into unexpected and probably unwanted leadership.
This device can be attached very easily to a pet's harness or collar. GPS stands for global positioning
system, and it works by picking up signals from cellular towers and satellites as they orbit in space.
Some of these devices are so unique they can even supply text and email alerts to notify you of your
dog's location.
Your Elmer should be able to help you get involved in public service. You can learn more at most
ham radio club meetings and by monitoring the repeater nets. Have fun!