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Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
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davelow
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
Looks more compact than this
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eagle4031
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
whitworths have a small compressed air horn as well - anyway you can only test them out - maybe a mate drive towards you in his boat and see if he hears
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Mordy
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
The vuvuzela could always second as a bilge pump or a Poddy Mullet catcher
(just don't swallow)
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(just don't swallow)
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gom
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
Or a toadie bazookaMordy wrote:The vuvuzela could always second as a bilge pump or a Poddy Mullet catcher
(just don't swallow)
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ELM
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
Mavs got the boat, Mitch has got the horn. Half throttle in a 15 knot'er should do, let us know if you can/cannot (honk) here him (ThUd, ZinG 
) Mav.
Always worth a test at least, and while I agree a visual sighting is probably better out of the two (sight/sound), combined, you on your kayak, should have an even better chance by being seen and heard.
Mitch, any idea how many db a whistle puts out as a comparison to your horn?
) Mav.Always worth a test at least, and while I agree a visual sighting is probably better out of the two (sight/sound), combined, you on your kayak, should have an even better chance by being seen and heard.
Mitch, any idea how many db a whistle puts out as a comparison to your horn?
When we say it's BIG RED SEASON, we don't mean a big red blood stain on the bay,
GET YOUR LIGHTS ON + YOUR PFD'S.
Happy Sailing Fishing and keep blowing bubbles.
Cheers
Eddie
GET YOUR LIGHTS ON + YOUR PFD'S.
Happy Sailing Fishing and keep blowing bubbles.
Cheers
Eddie
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Ghurkin
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
ELM wrote:Mavs got the boat, Mitch has got the horn.
must be farkin nice boat People laugh at me because I'm different, I laugh at them because they're all the same.
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Yacker
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
Or are we talking a comparative study utilizing a variety of euphemisms......Ghurkin wrote:ELM wrote:Mavs got the boat, Mitch has got the horn.
Many and strange are the universes that drift like bubbles in the foam upon the River of Time
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Ghurkin
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
pontificating bastard, nothing personal though you understand YackerYacker wrote:Or are we talking a comparative study utilizing a variety of euphemisms......Ghurkin wrote:ELM wrote:Mavs got the boat, Mitch has got the horn.
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Digger
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Re: Jarvis Walker Marine Safety Horn Blaster
davelow wrote:Looks more compact than this
Yeah and then you'd have to make room for the black bloke too! Bugger that!
I have an air horn (read can of air with horn attached) that it was required kit for fishing offshore in NSW but it gets to a point of deciding how much stuff in the yak is too much? I suppose the need is directly proportional to the number of near misses you experience whilst yakking. None for me so far but then I live in an area where the local boaties are civilised......unlike many of the terrorists!
Dig