ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In a crisis, getting information is not only desired, but it is important to make good decisions for you and your family. We rely on many forms of communication, but when the grid is down for some reason, what will you do? Prepper Communications might cover many different types, but one main one is going to be HAM radio. This episode talks about different types of communication, but mostly focuses on HAM.
- Ep. 712 – Prepper Communications When the SHTF
- Prepper Communications: The Easy Way (Amazon)
- More Books by Craig Buck K4IA (Amazon)
- Craig’s Website – Easy Way Ham Books
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- Is Preparedness Biblical? – Small Group Video Bible Study
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- Checkout the Kit Link Bomb for Advice on Building Your Various Kits!
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