tom5pennies wrote:Join AmRRON, they have comms manuals.I second that. If you need to write a custom manual, you can still use theirs as a template.Statistics: Posted by TRex2 — Sun Mar 25, 2018 5:01 pm
Join AmRRON, they have comms manuals.Statistics: Posted by tom5pennies — Sun Mar 25, 2018 10:24 am
TRex2 wrote:Most civilian defense groups or others who need commo would be better served by army manuals created before 1990, as the army began around that time moving to gear that is not, and will never be, available to civilians. And they began rewr…
TRex2 wrote:Most civilian defense groups or others who need commo would be better served by army manuals created before 1990, as the army began around that time moving to gear that is not, and will never be, available to civilians. And they began rewr…
For those with an ARRL subscription to QST, my paper copy of April’s issue came in the mail today and I saw a neat 2 page article on how to make a cheap 2 meter antenna using a pair of 16" coat hangers, a PVC pipe for the antenna mast, coax of c…
woodchipper518 wrote:I started winging it. Found and old army manual circa unknown. If it’s okay I’ll solicit advice via PMs. I have a draft due date of April 7th. I’ve never struggled making sh*t up. The group will have to tweak it. In the absence o…
I started winging it. Found and old army manual circa unknown. If it’s okay I’ll solicit advice via PMs. I have a draft due date of April 7th. I’ve never struggled making sh*t up. The group will have to tweak it. In the absence of nothing, something …
@Angie- I’m a Ham Newbie, and not familiar with this particular model, but I’d suggest trying a length of wire attached to the antenna (if you’ve ever wrapped aluminum foil on the end of a radio or TV antenna, that’s kind of what I’m talking about). A…
If no one else gets back to you, and you still want to work on this,post again, and I will try to be of assistance. I just wrote one for another group, but their situation was different.Statistics: Posted by TRex2 — Sun Mar 18, 2018 6:38 pm
I am looking for an example of a communication manual /guide. This would be used to coordinate communicating with a group of people in the field and provide some process/procedure to folks sitting in the ‘chair’…manning the base station. Looking f…
Thanks NJ Mike – The site makes you log in to print off the PDF’s. I tried to copy and paste to a flash drive and will try to print it off tomorrow. My county’s not that big or active so I can just write them in if I’m not able to print it off.I j…
If you were searching for HF specific lists and got a 404 on an older website, you can try the wayback machine to pull up what may have been captured there.Here’s an example:https://web.archive.org/web/20130528053 … topHF.htmlStatistics: Posted by N…
If you were searching for HF specific lists and got a 404 on an older website, you can try the wayback machine to pull up what may have been captured there.Here’s an example:https://web.archive.org/web/20130528053 … topHF.htmlStatistics: Posted by N…
The main frequency’s I am looking at is the HF. The channels below 30 Mhz. This is the only list I found that has those types of channels.HVACRStatistics: Posted by HVACR — Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:02 am
The main frequency’s I am looking at is the HF. The channels below 30 Mhz. This is the only list I found that has those types of channels.HVACRStatistics: Posted by HVACR — Mon Mar 12, 2018 9:02 am
@Angie_nrs, what I did was use a retrieve by state, selected a county, and then cut and pasted into a Word document for printing. I have my state printed out and in a binder. Only later did I see the "Downloads and Reports" tab by county. …
Thanks HVACR. It looks like a comprehensive list at 64 pages long! However, I see on the NASCAR list they still have Dale Jarrett on there and he retired 10 years ago, so I’m not sure how recent/accurate some of these frequencies are. I still pri…
Thanks HVACR. It looks like a comprehensive list at 64 pages long! However, I see on the NASCAR list they still have Dale Jarrett on there and he retired 10 years ago, so I’m not sure how recent/accurate some of these frequencies are. I still pri…
Thanks HVACR. It looks like a comprehensive list at 64 pages long! However, I see on the NASCAR list they still have Dale Jarrett on there and he retired 10 years ago, so I’m not sure how recent/accurate some of these frequencies are. I still pri…
Thanks HVACR. It looks like a comprehensive list at 64 pages long! However, I see on the NASCAR list they still have Dale Jarrett on there and he retired 10 years ago, so I’m not sure how recent/accurate some of these frequencies are. I still pri…
Thanks HVACR. It looks like a comprehensive list at 64 pages long! However, I see on the NASCAR list they still have Dale Jarrett on there and he retired 10 years ago, so I’m not sure how recent/accurate some of these frequencies are. I still pri…
Thanks for sharing. Here’s another, don’t recall if I saw it posted here or found it on my own searching:http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/Statistics: Posted by NJMike — Fri Mar 09, 2018 12:38 pm
Thanks for sharing. Here’s another, don’t recall if I saw it posted here or found it on my own searching:http://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/Statistics: Posted by NJMike — Fri Mar 09, 2018 12:38 pm
This is the best list of radio scanner frequency’s I have ever found. Lots of information. http://www.rollanet.org/~n0klu/Ham_Radi … 0Ebook.pdfHVACR.Statistics: Posted by HVACR — Fri Mar 09, 2018 10:19 am
This is the best list of radio scanner frequency’s I have ever found. Lots of information. http://www.rollanet.org/~n0klu/Ham_Radi … 0Ebook.pdfHVACR.Statistics: Posted by HVACR — Fri Mar 09, 2018 10:19 am
Thanks, I didn’t know that origin. Glad it wasn’t a test question. Statistics: Posted by NJMike — Thu Mar 08, 2018 3:48 pm
here’s another quiky "get started" article on Ham radio …. interesting – Ever wonder why "Ham" – what it stood for? ….http://www.askaprepper.com/quick-easy-c … ham-radio/Statistics: Posted by Illini Warrior — Thu Mar 08, 2018…
I hope many excellent articles will be posted on your siteStatistics: Posted by Kolbeinn — Wed Feb 28, 2018 1:15 am
Yes. UV-5R with accessories in my vehicle. Eventually I’ll add a dedicated vehicle radio. The UV-5R, or a later upgrade, is intended to go with me if I leave the vehicle.Statistics: Posted by NJMike — Sun Feb 25, 2018 11:18 am
Yes. UV-5R with accessories in my vehicle. Eventually I’ll add a dedicated vehicle radio. The UV-5R, or a later upgrade, is intended to go with me if I leave the vehicle.Statistics: Posted by NJMike — Sun Feb 25, 2018 11:18 am
I have radios in my BOB as well as my home and vehicles. I Also have back up in faraday cages.Statistics: Posted by North County Guy — Fri Feb 23, 2018 6:30 pm
ReadyMom wrote:Each of our bags have a small radio with earbuds and spare batteries. Do you have a radio in your bag? If so. What type? I’m reading the A.American series, again. He mentions taking his radio out of his bag and how it probably still wor…
Each of our bags have a small radio with earbuds and spare batteries. Do you have a radio in your bag? If so. What type? I’m reading the A.American series, again. He mentions taking his radio out of his bag and how it probably still works because it w…
Cool! What is your SWR when using 300 ohm twin lead?K7BCVStatistics: Posted by cauhape — Sat Jan 13, 2018 8:02 pm
Cool! What is your SWR when using 300 ohm twin lead?K7BCVStatistics: Posted by cauhape — Sat Jan 13, 2018 8:02 pm
A number people in our ham radio club have bought Chinese radios, and have had mixed results.If I can make broad generalizations, they don’t seem to have the same ease of use as the Japaneseradios do, the the quality control can be variable. If you’ve…
A number people in our ham radio club have bought Chinese radios, and have had mixed results.If I can make broad generalizations, they don’t seem to have the same ease of use as the Japaneseradios do, the the quality control can be variable. If you’ve…
Nice PDF file, but unless I missed it, there is something they overlooked: radios have narrower voltage tolerancesthat the discharge curve of a lead-acid battery.For example, if you look at the manual for a radio which uses an external power supply, i…
Nice PDF file, but unless I missed it, there is something they overlooked: radios have narrower voltage tolerancesthat the discharge curve of a lead-acid battery.For example, if you look at the manual for a radio which uses an external power supply, i…
I will be teaching a class to prep people for the FCC Technician Class license test. The class will betaught in Carson CIty, Nevada, starting January 31st through April 11th.The advantage in having a regular class is you can get your questions answere…
Hi,Just my 2 cents:The hand held ham radios (HTs) are typically 2m (two meter band) and 440 MHz band. The 2m is the most useful.Most HTs have 2 power modes, typically 1/2 watt and 5 watts output. With the default ‘rubber ducky’ antenna thatcomes with …
You can also extend the range of that HT by using a window mount antenna bracket and attach the rubber duckie or other antenna or a better mag mount antenna designed for 2m/440 use. Both will help using a HT inside a vehicle.Statistics: Posted by Defc…
Good questions. Not so easy answer. Hand held ham radios are limited in range by both the low power 2Watt to 8Watt and by the small rubber duck antenna. The Box type radios that truckers use are usually CB , there are Ham Radios that look lik…
http://www.theprepperjournal.com/2017/1 … adio-exam/Statistics: Posted by Illini Warrior — Fri Dec 01, 2017 2:15 pm
http://www.theprepperjournal.com/2017/1 … adio-exam/Statistics: Posted by Illini Warrior — Fri Dec 01, 2017 2:15 pm
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