one of the most important things that a
prepper was going to need is going to
need the ability to communicate a radio
as long as it has the capability to
transmit and receive it’s going to be
something that’s going to protect you
and save you rod has over 20 different
radios and communication support
equipment worth thousands of dollars and
because he is surrounded by the
Appalachian Mountains he has added 250
foot antennas that allow him to receive
voice data and satellite information
from all around the world every day when
I get out of bed I turn the radios on
and then I monitor all the emergency
nets that I can I probably have at least
25 inputs where I pull the information
from then I have to take that
information and I have to disseminate it
most people will just have one radio I
have multiple kinds of radios for
multiple missions high frequency HF VHF
and UHF TV radio have backup tube radios
here several modes of digital
capabilities I can even go digital with
Department of Defense this is what I
consider to be a communications hub
there’s a lot of things that we can do
here that you’re not going to be able to
do at your home
kilo golf I’m retired military I was a
communication specialist we actually
trained Army Navy Air Force Marines
Department of Defense civilians and even
FEMA climate change will affect
communications your house phone will
probably go down your cell phone will
probably go down during Katrina I
handled message traffic voice radio
communications and also relayed requests
for support rod has patterned his home
after a military-style command and
control center so he and his neighbors
can utilize it as the local hub for
monitoring emergency channels sooner we
got the farm go ahead and to coordinate
evacuation plans when necessary now it’s
already in Calhoun
Ron has assembled a neighborhood call
tree system a pre-arranged
organizational structure with him at the
center to quickly contact his family and
friends to spread information as fast as
possible Romeo kilo golf calling c.q and
listening
prepper was going to need is going to
need the ability to communicate a radio
as long as it has the capability to
transmit and receive it’s going to be
something that’s going to protect you
and save you rod has over 20 different
radios and communication support
equipment worth thousands of dollars and
because he is surrounded by the
Appalachian Mountains he has added 250
foot antennas that allow him to receive
voice data and satellite information
from all around the world every day when
I get out of bed I turn the radios on
and then I monitor all the emergency
nets that I can I probably have at least
25 inputs where I pull the information
from then I have to take that
information and I have to disseminate it
most people will just have one radio I
have multiple kinds of radios for
multiple missions high frequency HF VHF
and UHF TV radio have backup tube radios
here several modes of digital
capabilities I can even go digital with
Department of Defense this is what I
consider to be a communications hub
there’s a lot of things that we can do
here that you’re not going to be able to
do at your home
kilo golf I’m retired military I was a
communication specialist we actually
trained Army Navy Air Force Marines
Department of Defense civilians and even
FEMA climate change will affect
communications your house phone will
probably go down your cell phone will
probably go down during Katrina I
handled message traffic voice radio
communications and also relayed requests
for support rod has patterned his home
after a military-style command and
control center so he and his neighbors
can utilize it as the local hub for
monitoring emergency channels sooner we
got the farm go ahead and to coordinate
evacuation plans when necessary now it’s
already in Calhoun
Ron has assembled a neighborhood call
tree system a pre-arranged
organizational structure with him at the
center to quickly contact his family and
friends to spread information as fast as
possible Romeo kilo golf calling c.q and
listening
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