An idea:
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However I would add this:
The idea to meet up is good, but not at a library or at the given time. Probably a community park would be ideal. Or even a local VFW or American Legion post (just brainstorming).
Also, ham radio operators will likely be a Godsend. I have my dad's but I'm not licensed (then again, when SHTF would it really matter at that point?).
How do you get caught using a HAM without a license
Exactly. The FBI will be too busy holding the hands of traumatized school board members. They won't have time to go after illicit ham radio operators.
You get caught by HAM operators going on a “fox hunt”. Takes longer for them to decide to take you down than it takes to find you. Unless it’s an obnoxious jerk, the person will get plenty warning of what they are doing wrong. HAM’s are good folks and I would predict anyone that keys down looking for help will get nothing but professional direction and leave not even knowing they broke the law.
This exactly.
Heck not that I have a ham radio, but why would you need a license to use it?
government control of the populace
We should pick several frequencies to monitor simplex and identify any private repeaters/ networks that are Patriot controlled. I'm studying to get my lic. And like you said, if shit hits the fan in the meantime it wont matter anyway.
Here are some frequencies for Hams out there, I would suggest people that are not a radio person but are interested get to know a Ham in your area they are everywhere and are a helpful group! Do a local internet search for a net relay group hams will be in use for ANY emergency.
34.90 – Nationwide National Guard frequency during emergencies 39.46 – Inter-department emergency communications by police 47.42 – Nationwide Red Cross channel during humanitarian aid missions 121.50 – International frequency for aeronautical emergencies 138.225 – Disaster relief channel used by FEMA 154.265 – Used by firemen during emergencies 154.28 – Used by firemen during emergencies 154.295 – Used by firemen during emergencies 155.160 – Used by various agencies during search and rescue operations 155.475 – Emergency communications for police 156.75 – International maritime weather alerts 156.80 – International maritime distress channel. All ships at sea are required to monitor this channel. 162.40 – NOAA 162.425 – NOAA 162.45 – NOAA 162.475 – NOAA 162.50 – NOAA 162.525 – NOAA 162.55 – NOAA 163.275 – NOAA 163.4875 – A National Guard emergency communications frequency 163.5125 – Military National Disaster Preparedness frequency 168.55 – Emergency and disaster frequency used by civilian agencies of the federal government 243.00 – Military aviation emergencies 311.00 – US Air Force flight channel 317.70 – US Coast Guard aviation frequency 317.80 – US Coast Guard aviation frequency 319.40 – US Air Force frequency 340.20 – US Navy aviator frequency 409.625 – Department of State national communications frequency 462.675 – Emergency communications and traveler assistance in General Mobile Radio Service
Thank you, GoGo!
Your welcome! Here’s a good site for all communications. https://www.shtfblog.com/emergency-radio-frequencies-preppers-must-know/
But, but winter and daylight savings time....
It’s easier for corrupt Feds to target patriots in a park than folks at the library.
we should be running Pepe Story Hour.