Midday radio watch and engine verdict
Kevin returns from the dock as the sun climbs, wiping grease from his hands. Jenny sits on the porch with her sketchbook, ankle elevated, the barometer at her elbow. The shortwave sits warming under the tarp. It's nearly noon — time to try the supply boat frequency on 2182.
Kevin called the supply boat on 2182 at noon and received only a fragment of a commercial broadcast. He logged the failed contact and waited by the radio for the 1300 attempt on 4125. Jenny monitored the barometer, which held steady at 995 hPa, and managed her ankle pain while watching the thickening cloud cover.
The pressure is holding. Try the radio.
Reach for the shortwave, tune the dial to 2182, and wait for the static.
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2182. Noon watch.
walk to the radio shelf, key the mic, and call: "Sorrel Island calling supply boat on 2182. Over."
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Jenny — lean back against the stone wall, watching the needle on the barometer, listening for a voice.
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Nothing. Dead air.
set the mic down, note the time in the logbook, and wait for 1300 to try 4125.
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We'll try the other one at one.
Rub the edge of the ankle, feeling the heat radiating through the gauze, and watch the clouds.
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1300. 4125.
stay by the radio, eyes on the clock, hand near the mic.
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