The SHTF Radio You Need
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- How do you plan to communicate in a grid down scenario? When SHTF, the ability to effectively communicate with your family and friends as well as outside of your immediate area is a critical task that needs to be mastered now.
For many, radio communications can be overwhelming, so I sat down with Jared from 2A Solutions to discuss this important matter.
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I've got my Technician's license waiting to get my General.
I got into working satellites when I was living in Georgia. I made contacts as far away as Panama, California, and Labrador Island.
Good show guys. 73 de K8BLT
Got my license in the 80s(extra). Was very active on the air and with local club. Then started moving around and was not active for a few years. Got back into things this year and WOW, things have changed a lot. Cheap HT radios, no code requirements, huge digital increase, and it was almost like starting over with all the options. CW and SSB are still going, and I am having a ball with the digital modes (JS8call, Fldigi, etc). It is a great time to get started if you are not already.
Ive got 30 miles with two handheld 5 watt a few weeks ago. Had Nagoya antenna's and a clear line of sight.
good job explaining, i hope new hams join in
160 meters late night is fun, 80 ìs a great regional band...good info, I'm an extra,
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Very informative. Thanks for the post. I'm into prepping and that's why got my Technician Class. HF looks cool so I'll probably go for my General at some point.
Got my tech license in 21 and looking forward to getting my general.
I just got my tech license I bought the baofeng uv-5r and the UV 9R I bought the Nagoya 771 antenna which made a big difference I also got an abree folding antenna which made a big difference too, you are absolutely right these are gateway radios I've got an icom coming soon I hope😂😊
Recently went for exam - Straight to General - Setting up my rigs. Look forward to chatting with you all soon!!!
Great Video BTW.
DO MORE like this. Most people are scared of the exam - DONT BE - Use UA-cam to study/listen. It is EASIER than you think!!!
Funky Cool Radio Medina .
I would like to have a set of hand held radios but I would probably keep them in a faraday bag/cage.
Just in case.😐
Great video guys. Great info. Thanks
I use #fjb all the time. Always wanted to learn more about this. I’ll start small.
Love doing Parks on the Air....doin the field work....reliving my days as a Sigint Morse operator in the Army....dah di dah
Doh, I couldn't get through to that Bermuda station! Or couldn't get through the pileup.
Looking to setup for NVIS. Thinking that will be a great way to have comms in a fairly large area.
Currently studying for Extra. Man, there's a lot to the exam.
Magnum S4 mobile with a monkey fist antenna on a steel flatbed in my driveway in east Texas have made contact with many places
Ground plain is the key
I have no ‘base’ stations, but I have HT’s and mobile. Tech Class, KC0MCR. One radio in my vehicles is X-band capable. Have reached out to 60-mile on 70cm w/HT at 5-watts on a scanner antenna. Reached over 100 miles on 2m at 50-watt with 1/4-wave mag-mount on roof of car
@survivaldispatch awesome being on your channel with the stoker!! Thank you a million!
@#2alphasolutions
what was the radio in the corner that could do it all
Hey what would you recommend if you live in an area like NY City b
Lol. F J B . That was funny
Any thoughts on the Rapid Radio’s?
Cell networks down there down
The more I hear about radios the less I want one. Too many options and I'm not tech friendly at all. Anything past the Walmart walkie talkies is more info for me to understand.
Just get a CB my friend.
@@Howeverwhatabout that's probably what I'll end up doing.
Get GMRS and start with that. Buy a licence for $35
"Weak Signal" or SSB on 6 and 2 meters is a lot of fun, too. I've talked with a guy in *IRELAND* on six, using only 5 watts!
73 de VE3GUN! (Yes, my real callsign!)