Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Top Off-Grid Survival Communication Tools” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/top-off-grid-survival-communication-tools/.



Another good choice would get a amateur radio license, the tech one is very easy to get, and get a handheld radio, I have a couple on hand, charged and ready to go.Hello all, here is today's article posted on TheArmoryLife.com. It is titled “Top Off-Grid Survival Communication Tools” and can be found at https://www.thearmorylife.com/top-off-grid-survival-communication-tools/.
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Ive always been both interested and confused by HAM gear. There are so many things that I dont know and even more that I dont know enough to even know I should ask. I had zero problems with military comms because I didnt have to worry about repeaters etc. I wish I could find a Ham club or somebody to say "do this"
I have played with FRS/GMRS but the range was limited nothing beyond the neighborhood.
I have a Garmin Sat texting device which is cool assuming you have someone to talk with and they have cell service. I used it a couple times in Afrika to talk to the kids. It has an emergency button that you can program to send an alert to a couple friends. My message was "Send lawyers, guns, and money. The shite has hit the fan" (Thank you Warren Zevon)
A compass is great assuming you have a MAP (and know how to read it. GPS made so many kids "map stupid"
Did you get that from the honey baked radio store?
I can confirm they work….or could; me & my 11 yr old buddies had a little trouble with the cheapo plastic tarp.Smoke signals have been around for who knows how long!
They'll work again!