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    Epirb 406

    Does anyone know a better EPIRB buy than Whitworths at $469.....?

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Hi Mindi

    Check this thread out.

    http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/sho...d.php?t=151676

    Bill Coreton, suggests that spending more money on an EPIRB is a better way to go. This was just one of the reasons that these guys got rescued quickly.

    The GPS's that he talks about cost around $600. $130 dollars differnece is a small price to pay for safety.

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Melb boat show on soon. Just look up exhibitors list or local shops down there as they run specials to try and get some $$ over the counter.

    Whitworths also run their 15% off every year if you spend more than $1000 on top of other discounts so if 2 people need them your in with a chance. Only counts for stock on hand though usually

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Quote Originally Posted by Micadogs View Post
    Hi Mindi

    Check this thread out.

    http://www.ausfish.com.au/vforum/sho...d.php?t=151676

    Bill Coreton, suggests that spending more money on an EPIRB is a better way to go. This was just one of the reasons that these guys got rescued quickly.

    The GPS's that he talks about cost around $600. $130 dollars differnece is a small price to pay for safety.
    You might find that it is more like $750 at the moment.(GME 403G - automatic activation with gps)
    Brendan

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Can't tell me they are not gougeing.

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Quote Originally Posted by cormorant View Post
    Can't tell me they are not gougeing.
    Absolutely Cormorant.... I bet they suddenly become about $300 when the startup demand all disappears.

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    Re: Epirb 406

    They have pulled the perfect swindle and I don't think there is true competition so prices aren't likely to go down as retailers are desperate for full margin products in slow times.

    Don't mind em Making a profit but with probably 130000 registered in Aus alone and 5 year life they have a captive legislated market. I think some people are going to get a surprise as batttery replacement prices increase. Nearly one for a ACCC submission and let the toothless tiger loose.

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    Re: Epirb 406

    Ring the boys at cunninghams they always will beat anyones prices.

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