JJ, absolutely excellent presentation! This should be the go to for anyone wanting the 101 presentation of basic information. Thanks for investing your time into this.
In the early seventies I had the opportunity to meet a Gentleman who designed Covert radio transceivers for the Special Operations Executive. He said Continuous Wave ( Morse) could not be jammed as you could still hear dots, and dashes above the jamming tone. The other surprising thing he told me was the way individual sends morse manually is as original as your fingerprint. The difference you soon learn to pick up. Learning old school Morse, might be the future to defeat modern high tech ?
Best prepper vid I've seen. Good job. Now, the obvious question: what radios do you recommend for budge conscious beginners for various services, CB, FRS, MURS and GRMS? I myself am waiting for my GMRS license, which I think every serious prepper should get. Some radios try to cram more bands into one unit, usually at teh expense of quality, whereas others approach separate radios for separate services, which is a legal necessity on these services (3.g. not suppose to program a HAM radio to operate on GMRS bands). I'm also partial to radios with bluetooth and that are perhaps easier to use with APRS services and software, such as APRS Droid on Android. Any suggestions? Or do you already have videos with such recommendations?
Well it used to be on Patreon. But I am shutting that down. Hopefully soon I will get my website back up and when that happens it will be available there.
Why are radio waves called radio waves? All waves emit radient energy, so why are only "radio waves" called radio waves? What makes them fundamentally different?
I don’t think there is anything fundamentally different about them. I would hazard a guess that the name is derived from the association with actual radios in the early 1900s. Or perhaps it could be vice versa.
@@RealitySurvival I am developing a very strong opinion that the majority of our academic/science "knowledge" is contaminated by language-ing and the over-use of words, to the point of confusing words and sentences with reality.
I have wanted to take an amateur radio course but know I'm not technologically savy. This has given me the insite to believe I can do it. Thanks JJ.
JJ, absolutely excellent presentation! This should be the go to for anyone wanting the 101 presentation of basic information. Thanks for investing your time into this.
You bet!
Nice job!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for this!
Jj, That was an excellent presentation. Very well done.
In the early seventies I had the opportunity to meet a Gentleman who designed Covert radio transceivers for the Special Operations Executive.
He said Continuous Wave ( Morse) could not be jammed as you could still hear dots, and dashes above the jamming tone.
The other surprising thing he told me was the way individual sends morse manually is as original as your fingerprint.
The difference you soon learn to pick up.
Learning old school Morse, might be the future to defeat modern high tech ?
Going old school to beat new school is absolutely effective.
In a SHTF situation, we should have a short range VHF transceivers and HF transceivers?
If you had prepared ahead of time and stored them properly you would.
Best prepper vid I've seen. Good job. Now, the obvious question: what radios do you recommend for budge conscious beginners for various services, CB, FRS, MURS and GRMS? I myself am waiting for my GMRS license, which I think every serious prepper should get. Some radios try to cram more bands into one unit, usually at teh expense of quality, whereas others approach separate radios for separate services, which is a legal necessity on these services (3.g. not suppose to program a HAM radio to operate on GMRS bands). I'm also partial to radios with bluetooth and that are perhaps easier to use with APRS services and software, such as APRS Droid on Android. Any suggestions? Or do you already have videos with such recommendations?
Thanks!
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PDF is where?
Well it used to be on Patreon. But I am shutting that down. Hopefully soon I will get my website back up and when that happens it will be available there.
Do u have it up? What’s link name ?
Why are radio waves called radio waves? All waves emit radient energy, so why are only "radio waves" called radio waves? What makes them fundamentally different?
I don’t think there is anything fundamentally different about them. I would hazard a guess that the name is derived from the association with actual radios in the early 1900s. Or perhaps it could be vice versa.
@@RealitySurvival Why don't they just called them electromagnetic waves and be done with the confusion?
You would probably have to ask Marconi. Lol
@@RealitySurvival I am developing a very strong opinion that the majority of our academic/science "knowledge" is contaminated by language-ing and the over-use of words, to the point of confusing words and sentences with reality.
Interesting. How many degrees in advanced sciences do you hold? ;)