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Staying Connected When Disaster Strikes: Ham Radio to the Rescue (Especially After THAT Windows Mess!)

Staying Connected When Disaster Strikes: Ham Radio to the Rescue (Especially After THAT Windows Mess!)

Let's talk about something that’s crucial for us all: being prepared for emergencies. The recent widespread Windows BCOD (Blue Screen of Death) crisis served as a stark reminder of how quickly digital infrastructure can crumble. It’s in these moments that the reliability of our ham radios truly shines.

Just think back to Hurricane Katrina. Ham radio operators were on the front lines, providing vital communication when other systems failed. This underscores the indispensable role we play in emergency communications.

So, how can we best prepare ourselves for these unpredictable situations?

That being said, we're sharing this video that delves deep into the world of Emergency Management Communication (EMCOMM). It demonstrates how ham radio is a cornerstone of this critical field.

The video showcases the practical applications of ham radio in disaster relief, emphasizing the advantages of two-way radio communication over traditional methods. It highlights how DMR radios offer clear and reliable communication, making them ideal for coordinating relief efforts. And it talks about the importance of GPS tracking for locating operators in need.

BridgeCom University's training courses are also spotlighted, providing a roadmap for radio operators to enhance their EMCOMM capabilities.

Check out the video for a deeper dive into this essential topic.

Remember, we are the first responders of communication during crises. By staying prepared and informed, we can be the difference between chaos and order. Let's make sure our ham radio skills are honed and ready for action. Together, we can build a more resilient community.

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Comments

john myers - September 2, 2021

Were do you get the badge with your call sign on your radio I have a 868

Doug Schumann - September 2, 2021

I don’t see how you can rely on a radio that only has two bands. Both of which are short range and rely on repeater’s using the electric grid. Granted some clubs have generators for back up.
Not to mention that DMR radios need the internet to communicate that would also be down in worst case scenario.
Sorry but my opinion on the type of rig is and all band mobile. Now all you need is some coax an end fed dipole and a car battery. But that’s just my thoughts.
Doug S N1SHU

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