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mdzaltzman

RO# 26635

Posted - May 09 2012 :  22:59:00  Show Profile  Reply with Quote



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Mark

Homeport: East Patchogue, NY

HOGAN

RO# 3813



Posted - May 10 2012 :  06:38:16  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Expiration date of flares?

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1999 Trojan 440 Express
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mdzaltzman

RO# 26635

Posted - May 10 2012 :  22:34:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Good Question. I don't have them home to check, but I do have the receipt dated 5/19/05. I opened the can once when I bought it and again for the picture. If you can wait till Sunday, I'll check the expiration and get back to you.

Mak



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HOGAN

RO# 3813



Posted - May 11 2012 :  05:52:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I'm thinking that they are only good for 3 years..

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1999 Trojan 440 Express
2005 Scout 175 Sportfish
Achilles LEX 96
MMSI# 338049724




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Audrey II

RO# 30499



Posted - May 11 2012 :  06:45:42  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Flairs will work for more then three years but they are required to be updated every three years.

Dave

I just wish common sense was a little more common.
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1996 440 Trojan Express
2008 Sea-Doo GTX Jet Ski sold

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meide

RO# 13472



Posted - May 11 2012 :  08:01:58  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Actually they are not "required to be updated every three years". You can keep and use them for as long as you want. However, you cannot use them to meet the requirement to have fresh signaling devices on the boat.

Mike



Homeport: Pasadena MD Go to Top of Page

psalzer

RO# 4570



Posted - May 11 2012 :  08:06:05  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If bought in '05, they are "expired" for inspection purposes although they are usable if needed.

Pete

Homeport: Fayetteville, Ga Go to Top of Page



RO# 1967

Posted - May 11 2012 :  09:20:26  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have 2 or 3 of these red cannisters with expired flares.

I cannot give them away. If anyone wants them PM me.



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rommer

RO# 12280



Posted - May 11 2012 :  14:06:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
You can buy new flares and put them in the canister. The canister has more than just flares, off the top of my head it includes visual signaling devices and back up audio device, (a whistle)

The canister keeps all your safety stuff in one place.




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CurrentSea

RO# 10265



Posted - May 11 2012 :  14:08:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I have a gun kit, but I need to order more flares. I am sure mine are expired.

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mdzaltzman

RO# 26635

Posted - May 11 2012 :  21:17:47  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Okee Dokee


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