Are You Radio Prepared?
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.19 (864 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1480201839 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 84 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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J. Robideau said Fun and Interesting Read. This book covers a lot of ground in an orderly way.It starts out explaining the uses for radios from getting information about events and weather to "Fun and Interesting Read" according to J. Robideau. This book covers a lot of ground in an orderly way.It starts out explaining the uses for radios from getting information about events and weather to 2-way communication. The book then continues to offer the pros and cons of different types of radios for specific use cases.Finally, the book offers instructions for usage and hin. -way communication. The book then continues to offer the pros and cons of different types of radios for specific use cases.Finally, the book offers instructions for usage and hin. J. Rhine said I Now DO Feel Radio Prepared. For anyone who wants to be ready for any kind of emergency, this book is a must have. The author cuts through all the confusing jargon found in so many tech-oriented books, and offers an easy to follow plan to get started with emergency radios. Then, building on the classes he's been teaching, he leads the reader into the more. Ken Malgren said SOMETHING EVERYONE SHOULD READ. Brad Smith has done a fine job of explaining all the options of radio communications available to everyone. Since we live in a communication dependent society and common technology is vulnerable to interruption, other forms of communication will need to be available to stay in touch with loved ones. RF technology has been prov
They don’t explain why cell phones may not operate during a disaster. Does your family have an emergency plan to ride out the aftermath of a disaster? Can you imagine anything more frightening than not being able to communicate with loved ones, to know that they are all right and to report you are as well? The Red Cross and FEMA websites have online checklists to follow in the event of an emergency, but they leave out critical information. With a little training, on your own and with this b