Solar Storm vs. Earth
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- Speaker/Presenter: Carolyn Burleson, K6COB
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Thank You for the video Cheers.
Cash is something I don't hear on most emergency prep lists. I'm glad someone with a platform is thinking ahead thoroughly.
ratpac has had some really good presentations lately. The hams guide to gmrs probably one of the best and most up to date gmrs video and now this one being as we are having more solar storms lately. Good info and thank you for sharing these and thanks to the presenters that put these together.
We might need maps again.
I have printed maps of my local area and offline digital maps (OpenStreetMaps) of my surrounding states and some states I might travel through to get to family. The printed maps are just printed on a laserjet so the ink doesn't run if it gets wet.