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MakoMatt
MakoMattMODnoreaster.comMar 26#21
Maybe.

It depends on location, timing and other people's presence.

But I'm interested.
Got-cha

FYI, this might be an online course which might make it more convenient.

In the past, on Noreast, I put together some group buys whereby we received substantial discounts on products. If there is enough interest I could put together something for a group online training & certification. The site I posted above is one such company that offers group discounts. I could research others and see what kind of deal we could get.

If anyone is interested post in this thread and I’ll get a list going. I’ll start.

1. Makomatt
2. Gene
3. Avenger - maybe
CaptainOriginal Crew2,132 postsSince 2018
Avenger
Avengernoreaster.comMar 27#22
Got-cha

FYI, this might be an online course which might make it more convenient.

In the past, on Noreast, I put together some group buys whereby we received substantial discounts on products. If there is enough interest I could put together something for a group online training & certification. The site I posted above is one such company that offers group discounts. I could research others and see what kind of deal we could get.

Online would certainly make it easier. Although it will be interesting to see how we're going to practice CPR on a computer.

I'd like to get my fishing friends to take it and possibly Avenger Jr. Of course, I also have to get them onboard with the idea. Otherwise I'll just take it myself.
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CaptainOriginal Crew3,431 postsSince 2019
MakoMatt
MakoMattMODnoreaster.comMay 25#23
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cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.comAug 1#24

A good pair of Lineman pliers well oiled will work as good as bolt cutters but a lot smaller I always them in my fishing bag

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CornField
AdmiralOriginal Crew41,111 postsSince 2018
MakoMatt
MakoMattMODnoreaster.comAug 3#25
cany
A good pair of Lineman pliers well oiled will work as good as bolt cutters but a lot smaller I always them in my fishing bag

In my onboard toolbox I carry a pair of large size ChannelLock brand linesman’s pliers. What brand would you recommend? I have Klein too at home.

CaptainOriginal Crew2,132 postsSince 2018
cany
canyCOMMUNITYnoreaster.comAug 3#26
MakoMatt
In my onboard toolbox I carry a pair of large size ChannelLock brand linesman’s pliers. What brand would you recommend? I have Klein too at home.

Not sure what brand I have but Im sure I got them from one of the toolguys any good brand should do You dont want a $9.99 pair shitting the bed when you really need them

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CornField
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