To: mouser
Don’t laugh at my question, but how would HAM radio continue w/ everything else down? I am now really intrigued.
21 posted on
07/04/2017 4:06:05 PM PDT by
leaning conservative
(snow coming, school cancelled, yayyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!)
To: leaning conservative
Don’t laugh at my question, but how would HAM radio continue w/ everything else down? I am now really intrigued.That's what I'm wondering. Not everyone will have a generator. If that's the case, their radio equipment is useless. What about an EMP? The radio equipment is useless too unless it's in a Faraday cage.
24 posted on
07/04/2017 4:35:01 PM PDT by
wastedyears
(Prophecy of sky Gods, the sun and moon)
To: leaning conservative
A lot of the ham radios run on 12 volts dc like your car I have radios in my truck and have talked to the world driving down the road
If stationary a couple of 12 volt batteries and a tent,coax and a antenna and you are set for a few days
Remember a antenna can be as simple as two wires one tied to center of coax and one to the shield as long as the right length
25 posted on
07/04/2017 5:09:56 PM PDT by
mouser
(Run the rats out its the only chance we have)
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