Survival Podcast: Episode-877- CB Radio as a Practical Prep with Clay Vitis

[KC9ECI]

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[KC9ECI]

The comment section has the potential to start getting interesting. It just needs more anal ham involvement.

[KA9MOT]

They lost me at the 5 minute mark. I was interested in hearing what the man had to say, but nothing was said in 5 minutes other then support our advertisers, sign up on facebook, and hams, don't get mad. Gonna have to liven up the programming to keep somebody like me interested.

[KC9ECI]

I generally just skip ahead over the ads. The podcast wasn't all that exciting. I loaded it up on the ipod and listened while I mowed the lawn.

[kf0rt]

I generally just skip ahead over the ads. The podcast wasn't all that exciting. I loaded it up on the ipod and listened while I mowed the lawn.

You cutting grass in cow country already?

[KC2UGV]

To the exacerbation of many hams, I do think CB is a better choice for "Comms", at least in the immediate term. Because they are much easier to find, and operate; and many more are already in operation.

Ham radios (Or, any HF band) would work in the longer term, for longer distance comms, but in reality, channels are the easiest to use.

[KC9ECI]

To the exacerbation of many hams, I do think CB is a better choice for "Comms", at least in the immediate term. Because they are much easier to find, and operate; and many more are already in operation.

Ham radios (Or, any HF band) would work in the longer term, for longer distance comms, but in reality, channels are the easiest to use.

+1. I can't disagree with any of that.

[KC9ECI]

You cutting grass in cow country already?

This is week 2 of the lawn mowing season already. ick.