“Communications” recorded 02/28/22. This is podcast #12 in the weekly series...
COMMUNICATIONS TEAM
Keeping in touch when channels are unreliable.
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Shortwave Radio Listening
GOALS/OBJECTIVES Understand what a shortwave (SW) radio can pick up and NOT pick up...
Radio Basics & Handheld Radios
Get a basic understanding of radio waves and handheld radio requirements, including...
Part 17 – Communications Workshop
In Part 17, Steve Johnston shares valuable insights answering the what, how, why and...
How to Create an Emergency Plan Using GMRS Radios
The purpose of this document is to provide guidelines to create a plan for local...
Getting Your HT To Work
What do you need to know to get your HT to work? Learn how to understand the...
Tecsun PL880
This document hopes to educate you on operating the Tecsun PL880 shortwave radio...
Band Plan (Updated)
Remember that HAM Radio is NOT private, so we will have to be extremely careful of...
Conference Communications Presentation
What would happen if we lost cell phone and Internet communications? How will I stay...
Ham Radio Receive and Transmit Testing
The purpose of this document is to demonstrate some of the sources of regular...
Ethics & Operating Procedures
Welcome to the world of ham radio. This document will help you to better enjoy this...
BaoFeng BF-F8HP
In a crisis situation, you are not required to have a license to operate a HAM radio....
Programming a Yaesu FT-60R
This document is created to help owners of the Yaesu FT-60R program their radio for...
Radio Setup & Operation
NOTE OF ENCOURAGEMENT In a crisis situation, you are not required to have a license...
Basic Communications
Ham radio gives us a means to communicate with each other over the air. The question,...
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Today, we enjoy extensive communications networks to connect with family and friends, courtesy of the internet and wireless calling.
Tomorrow, those same methods many take for granted could easily be spotty, unreliable, or even completely unavailable. That’s why the CORAC communications team has been established, with a two-fold purpose to help “Plan and Educate” for times of serious need…
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