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And without any further ado…Emergency Communications Part 2
Bydenobas promised…dah-da-dah – here is “Part II – Emergency Communications” from Santa at the WVPN : HAM RADIO PART 2 I have been overwhelmed at the interest that my first post generated. First of all let me thank all of you who left comments and also the emails that I have received with questions. I…
Emergency Communications – Part 3 (thank you WV Santa!)
BydenobYES – WVSanta is back with the third installment to his “Emergency Communications” series here on the CPN! This series has received much feedback in the form of comments and there has been much discussion among the members of the Canadian and American Preppers Networks about HAM radio and other types of Emergency Communications because…
Ham Radio Comms Plan For SHTF – Part II
Last week I spent most of the article discussing listening options. Well, surprise, We’re not done with that topic quite yet, after all we do have two ears and only one mouth right?
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BydenobI came upon a Facebook post one day promoting this book and offering free Kindle copies for review. Being the owner and regular user of Baofeng radios, I was naturally curious. Wondering what more there could be to learn about these amateur radios, I accepted the review offer. Here are my thoughts.
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