misteriji2

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   by misteriji2 1y ago

   But who will send messages to you? Including satellite messages? In most countries emergency services have moved over to tetra or dmr, with encryption, and all the public related info is broadcasted on "normal" broadcast fm, where
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   by misteriji2 1y ago

   The same applies to driving... you have to know the road rules, how the car behaves in what situations, how to drive in bad weather, heavy traffic, etc. Now the best way is to get licenced and drive (=use a radio) in "normal" ciru
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   by misteriji2 1y ago

   > No provision of these rules prevents the use by an amateur station of any means of radiocommunication at its disposal to provide essential communication needs in connection with the immediate safety of human life and immediate protecti
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   by misteriji2 1y ago

   Your neighbor has access to a car, but still hasn't got around to get his drivers licence. In a proper crisis, he'll google "how to drive a car?" and "what does the third pedal do in a car?", and won't wor