Questions from IG & Telegram! P25 or DMR for a group and why?

Mike & Mikey from HXC Comms join us for a long discussion about trucks, guns, prepping, music, and or course COMMS.

Vlad from Freedom Of Speech And Armament, formerly known as Terminal Armament, joins us to discuss freedom of speech in the comms space, SDR radio, and other topics...

After a short hiatus, I am back! Listen in for an update on what's been happening and what is to come.

"Back To The Basics" @Swampcomms joins us to discuss the fundamentals of radio communications, stuff everyone should know.

Waterproofing a Baofeng, Chest Rigs & Kit, KFD Tools & Key Loading, True SDX & NVIS, Gear Management, Titos Short Shorts & Combat Boots, Night Vision. Listen in!

Drones are the topic this episode. There is overlap between drones and radio and that is what we touch on this week. Communications.Workspace joins ResilientCivilian and myself for the discussion.

Were joined by Ethan, aka @c5isrt on IG. He is a Cyber Warfare Officer in the USMC. We highlight the importance of COMMSEC through outlining SIGINT and and how intelligence is gathered over RF.

Jeremy from everydaycitizenstactical.com is a USMC radio operator and joins us to discuss establishing civilian comms, upgrading comms harddware, RTO roles, communication methods, and SOPs.

Tito and I talk through @tacticalcomms career in communications. He has decades of experience. Matthew is his name. He is well versed in HF, LMR, and SDR. He has a lot of knowledge on the SIGINT topic as well.

Wyoming Survival joins us along with Resilient Civilian to discuss a more practical use of comms in the field.

Tito and myself are joined by @pacificnwcomms for a more casual conversation as we discuss his commercial vehicle radio installations, LMR hardware, BNC connectors, and a bunch of little random things.

Tito and I engage Tanieluidaho for a discussion about his comms experience using HF and use of comms as a Forward Observer in the National Guard.

Anarchobacon joins us as we take off down the path of modulation and quickly derail the conversation in to all things digital radio and LMR.

Floridaman and myself are joined by Resilient Civilian as we attempt to discuss the characteristics about VHF and UHF radio.

Why is the Baofeng the most popular radio? Why is it also the most hated? We dive into the topic and discuss alternatives, reliability, COMMSEC, and more from a civilian EMCOMM and TACCOMM perspective.