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What +Emergency+ numbers do you keep in your phone for out on the lake?
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Towing might be helpful some day.
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Channel 16
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Phone Numbers...and Marine Radio
You might want to keep the number for BoatUS for a tow. I know SeaTow also used to be on the lake but I don't know if they still service Winnipesaukee.
For emergencies you still might want to get a marine radio or handheld as there are still a lot of places where there is no cell service. This also allows you to put out a general distress call on channel 16 and either Marine Patrol or someone else on the lake may answer and either come to your aid or pass on a call for assistance. I never go out on the lake without my marine radio, ever. I have ended up using it more than once over the years. |
My Mom. I give her a call while boating then I say…”shoot Ma, this is hard to hear…I’ll try another time!”.
Boom, box checked for a few days. :D |
Dan308 and Freshguy! :laugh:
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Emergencies like a mechanical breakdown, or medical heart attack breakdown or a fire onboard will get assisted by another boat nearby by waving a paddle around, up in the air and waving a hand at the same time. There's almost always other boats around and this always get fast help including a free friendly boat tow back to your dock.
"Hey there buddy, I'll throw you a line." |
Ice
You and everyone in your family should have ICE programmed in every phone.
ICE = In Case of Emergency Program it for that one person that should be contacted (In Case of Emergency). |
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