To: rfreedom4u
Let's work on that statement a little....
“To operate a Ham Radio LEGALLY you have to have a license”..
you can pick up a SW Radio at any pawn shop, antenna can be strung between trees and head sets cut the noise down...
I may have to refresh my muscle memory of Morse Code, but get a mobile set and it wont take me too long to find like minded Radio Freepers.
Do you think a “Shoot and scoot scenario might be coming up. LRRP background might come in handy down the line
34 posted on
02/25/2015 4:47:39 PM PST by
coldflamingo
(Old Paratrooper/Nam Vet/Retired SFC USArmy)
To: coldflamingo
After 26 years in communications in the military I can tell you that “shoot & scoot” is not as easy as some would say. As for Morse code I don’t find it much use as not many know it.
If you are trying to remain undetected it’s damn near impossible. If you key you mic for more than a few seconds you can be DF’d (direction finding). My favorite antennas were always the field expedients!
35 posted on
02/25/2015 6:09:23 PM PST by
rfreedom4u
(Do you know who Barry Soetoro is?)
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