I will be gone for about a month during which I’ll be on a cruise for 4 days. I’m packed once for the entire month so while I don’t need my radio on the ship I do need it everywhere else and have nowhere to leave it while on cruise. Don’t want to loose a $7k radio.
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Bringing radio on cruise line?
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Was there a question in there or were you just letting us know your plans? There have been a number of threads/posts about radios on cruise ships, a search of the forums might help you.
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