Host: Bob Heil
The vital role of ham radio in emergency communications.
Guests: Gordon West, WB6NOA and Brian Short, KC0BS
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Running time: 47:25
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SuperTechieJ 8 months ago
APRS: Automated PACKET Reporting System! Capable of more than just Position reporting. Enjoyable show!
user01000101 9 months ago
I've been doing disaster response all over the country since Andrew in 1992, and one of the biggest problems we face in large events is communications issues. Ham radio operators have always been a great asset for us.
73 de Keith KC8TCQ
webdoc 9 months ago
@MattTheComputerGeek Matt Good luck in getting your license. Amateur radio is a lot of fun, and there are so many different aspects to it that it is almost impossible to get bored. DXing, ragchewing, contesting, experimenting (homebrewing antennas, rigs etc.) public service (Skywarn, ARES, RACES, Hurricane Watch Net), different modes (FM, SSB, CW, dIgital modes like PSK).
webdoc 9 months ago
I like this. very cool, i hop to have my license someday.
MattTheComputerGeek 9 months ago