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|Batteries should never be left inside when not in use! | |Batteries should never be left inside when not in use! |
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Item | Qty. | Notes | Item Brand | Vendor | |
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UHF transceiver (BEECN handheld radio) | 1 | Batteries should never be left inside when not in use! | Icom F4001 series UHF transceiver | ||
10' x 10' pop-up canopy w/ sidewalls | 1 | The canopy top is red, with white sidewalls and a white aluminum frame. | E-Z UP | ||
SKED or MegaMover(s) | 1+ | SKEDs are in bright orange bags. Shortly after starting the BEECN program, PBEM began replacing SKEDs with MegaMovers. Since MegaMovers are inexpensive, a cache may include more than one. | SKED or MegaMover | SKED or Life-Assist | |
AA batteries | 8 | Check for signs of corrosion. | Grainger | ||
All-weather AM/FM/NOAA radio | 1 | All-purpose rechargeable weather radio with hand turbine power generator. Received AM/FM/NOAA weather bands (one minute of cranking willpower the radio for 15 to 20 minutes). Includes LED flashlight. | Eton CRC FRX 1 Survival Radio (discontinued) | ||