Survival Communications

What you'll learn
Licensed and Unlicensed Communication
Multiple Portable Power Options For Communications
Tips On Getting Your HAM License & Getting On The Air
How To Assemble A Grab & Go Comms Kit
Requirements
No Experience Necessary
Description
The Survival Summit team produced this film, Survival Communications, in conjunction with the preparedness expert and doctor, David Pruett. In this film, you'll learn everything you need to know about getting started and on the air with radio communications.What you will learnLicensed and Unlicensed Communication | Scanners | Legal Dangers You Need To Know About Your Non-Licensed Radios | Develop A Comms Plan | Multiple Portable Power Options For Communications | How To Assemble A Grab & Go Comms Kit | HAM Radio Language And Etiquette | Tips On Getting Your HAM License & Getting On The Air | Your First Radio DIY Projects | Access To Free Custom Resource Guides To Get You Started!Included in this film102 min runtime of contentHAM Radio DictionaryResource GuideWhat is Your Grid-Down Communications Plan?Communication is the most neglected area of preparedness. Our smartphones have become an integral aspect of our daily routine. Their portability and ease of use make them seem the ideal solution during a disaster.Nothing could be further from the truth. Cellular networks are in reality fragile systems that simply can not be counted on during a disaster.These systems can be taken out of service by overloaded cell towers, natural disasters, significant weather events, power outages, forest fires, and terrorist attacks just to name a few at the top of a long list.You need to look no further than recent history to understand the importance of preparedness communications. During Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane, Sandy communications failed because landline and wireless cell phone service were knocked out of commission by power failures, hurricane-force winds, and massive widespread flooding.With no personal communications plan, residents were left without the ability to call for help or notify family and friends of their wellbeing. Most people also lacked the ability to keep phones and other devices charged and operational.The bottom line, getting radio and putting it on your preparedness shelf is inadequate and a sure recipe for failure in a time of need. To be truly useful as a preparedness communications tool you need to practice using your radio, have a communications plan, and practice the plan frequently.Start your personal preparedness communications plan today and purchase The Survival Summit Survival Communications film. Implement the simple communications plan reviewed in the film.Start assembling your communications kit and practice with family and friends on a regular basis. If this piques your interest then consider getting your HAM radio license and become a communications resource for your community.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 Choosing Communications Options
Lecture 3 Licensed Communications Options
Lecture 4 Ham Radio Use
Lecture 5 Equipment Maintenance & Management
Lecture 6 First Communication with your ham radio
Lecture 7 Licensed HF Radio Comms
Lecture 8 Off Grid Solutions
Lecture 9 Off Grid Text & Email Solutions
Lecture 10 Gear Breakdown
Lecture 11 Andrew's DIY Solar
Lecture 12 Gear Used in this Video
Lecture 13 Behind the Scenes and Credits
In this film, you'll learn everything you need to know about getting started and on the air with radio communications.

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