Reef Fish wrote:

> In Lee's case, his knickers are always tied in a knot and his head
> buried where the sun don't shine when he sees MY posts.

Not hardly, and easily proven to be wrong.  I responded to you last post in
Rec Scuba beginning with words that were or were similiar to "Bob is exactly
correct . . . "  I only jump on your case when you violate your own rules by
chipping in with incorrect data on a subject you don't know enough about
and, more particularly, when you criticize someone else in the process.

BTW, I thought you weren't going to read or respond to me any more.  Finding
your promises a bit hard to keep?

> One of the $1,000 -ish 406 MHz ACR EPIRBs Lee lectured me about is
> sold in cartons of 18.0 x 8.5 x 7.0 in (45.5 x 22.0 x 18.0 cm) each,
> 8.6 lbs (4.0 kg).  WHOA, that's quite a cell phone.  ;-)   Of course
> Lee wouldn't notice such details as "slightly larger than cell
> phones" when he is too busy trying to impress everyone with his
> supposed VAST "knowledge" and "things I know very little about".

You still don't know what you are talking about.  This time, you presumed to
tell others what I was speaking of.  Once again, you got it wrong.  Don't
you get tired of the taste of shoeleather?  Here's a direct quote.  "ACR
2790 PLB -- Personal Locator Beacon Transmits on 406 MHz with a digitally
coded distress signal, also homing signal on 121.5 MHz Small, lightweight
unit can be easily carried in pack or in large pocket "  Does this sound
like it comes in an 18x8.5x7 inch carton or weigh 8.6 lbs?  Oh yes, the
price is $1,129, pretty much in the $1,000 -ish range I believe.  Now let me
see, I mentioned 406 MHz, I mentioned 121.5 MHz and I mentioned a price in
the $1,000 range.  The article mentioned size, so I didn't have to.
Personally, I think I hit it pretty much right on the head.  What do you
think?

Lee