This is a massive problem in ham radio. Their main "selling point" is to provide a radio service for emergencies and disasters, but here we've got some of the g

This is a massive problem in ham radio. Their main "selling point" is to provide a radio service for emergencies and disasters, but here we've got some of the greatest disasters we've ever seen, and the ham radio scene is crickets. Either there's an ongoing ham response that we're not aware of, or Firstnet and/or standard Two-way radio is really fitting the bill in CA, leaving no need for ham radio. The only related news is a ham radio connected IP camera detected the start of a fire in Washington [0]. The Calfire-Ham Radio drama [1] is still in recent memory too. [0] [http://www.arrl.org/news/ham-radio-wireless-network-camera-detects-washington-wildfire http://www.arrl.org/news/ham-radio-wireless-network-camera-d...] [1] https://californiaglobe.com/section-2/cal-fire-severing-ties-with-ham-radio-operators-jeopardizing-millions-of-californians-during-an-emergency/ https://californiaglobe.com/section-2/cal-fire-severing-ties...