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to: Michiel van der Vlist
from: Vladimir Donskoy
date: 2006-05-12 16:03:06
subject: Re: none

Hi Michiel!

Thursday May 11 2006, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Vladimir Donskoy:

 MV>>> Of course one does not *need* a GPS reciever in a boat. My point
 MV>>> was that GPA receivers are so cheap these these and sea faring
 MV>>> boats are so expensive that if one can not afford the GPS
 MV>>> receiver, one can not afford the boat.

 VD>> For little boat fishery (rubber for river only, not sea) - it is very
 VD>> expensive tools :-) !

 MV> And obviously we were NOT discussing that kind of boat. We were discussing
 MV> boats that could make use of the old beacons with morse code
 MV> identification. THAT kind of boat is a sea going boat operating in open
 MV> water. If you can afford THAT kind of boat, you can afford a GPS reciever.

For these - yes, it is more suitable.

Regards, Vladimir Donskoy

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