For all following.... the Coast Guard called me and they have no
reason to believe there is anything wrong. The SPOT device could have
of the others would know. They're probably merrily sailing and
daily. I've given them the information they requested and they have a
call out to Savannah. More than likely, they're too far offshore to
view, they'll let me know. They also said the weather is nice and
>
> Check in locations using Spot locator.
>
> date-time,latitude,longitude
>
> 6/27/09,47.6202,-122.5223
>
> 7/2/09,47.8299,-122.4753
>
> 07/02/2009 19:41:55,48.2601,-123.8947
>
> 07/03/2009 07:01:04,47.8646,-124.9429
>
> 07/03/2009 19:02:55,46.5772,-124.9207
>
> 07/04/2009 06:45:21,45.3931,-125.0107
>
> 07/04/2009 10:55:25,44.991,-125.0756
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: USCG Seattle <
jen.whitc...@gmail.com>
> To: captbobsoffshorefun <
captbobso...@googlegroups.com>
> Sent: Mon, Jul 6, 2009 3:17 pm
> Subject: Re: need an update
>
> This is the Coast Guard Rescue Coordination Center in Seattle. We are
> interested in whatever information any of you can provide about
> emergency equipment (EPIRBs, etc) onboard the vessel, as well as the
> number to their satellite phone. Also a detailed description of the
> vessel (colors, etc) would be helpful.
>
> Monica, as co-owner, we have sent you a direct email separate from
> this post.
>
> Please contact us directly at d13cc(at)
uscg.mil, or
206-220-7001.
>