Mounted search and rescue

[Ridge runner me <ridgerunnerme@yahoo.com>]

Hi,

I have just joined and am looking for some new radios as mine are rather old.I use to help out in Tenn with Search and Rescue,Walking and Mounted and on water as we have so many lakes.

OH yes,My name is Kathy and my other half is Carl,We live in Odessa,TX

I am into primative Survival and Competative Trail riding as wlel as training my Welsh Ponys.

Well let me know about the radios.What you want for them?I was looking at some we used at the Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch where i was a Program Director for several years and did Mt Man camp as well as helped with the Horse Program and Primative Survival and First Aid and Emergence First Aid and Native American Lore.I am Cherokee and Sinica Indian and was raised in the Great Smokie Mts and learned to track and live off the land.

Well it would be nice to get to know others in the MSAR.

Kathy (Lawson)Poitevint

 

Welsh Pony&#39;s are like chips you just can&#39;t have one

----- Original Message ----
From: IRVIN LICHTENSTEIN <ilichten1@verizon.net>
To: Mounted search and rescue <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 12:17:29 PM
Subject: [MSAR] Radios available-low band

2 Uniden front mount low band mobiles, power cables and microphones included, no brackets, no antennas, speakers built in.

Both 36 channel EEPROM programmed with just about every standard spaced channel in respective bands, analog, CTCSS, scan

with mike grounded.  One is 33MHz (fire and EMS), the other 46 MHz (fire and EMS ) (includes old Red Cross Channels).

Originally rated 60 watts out, depends on channel and antenna, 12VDC input.

 

Contact Irv Lichtenstein, 215-233-3360, ilichten1@verizon.net

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