TODAY'S FEATURED VIDEO
Kansas City news station KMBC9 reporter Brenda Washington interviews Chet Hallberg about the role amateur radio plays in emergency communications. Specifically, they focus on communications after a large earthquake on the New Madrid fault. In the second part, Chet shows off one of the American Red Cross Disaster Relief vehicles. He goes on to explain the different kinds of equipment in the vehicle and how it has been used recently with the flooding in Arkansas. There is also a mention (plug!) for SkyWarn in the Kansas City area and amateur radio uses with the National Weather Service in times of severe weather. Capture & encode by Bill Kellogg, WD0DXK
Duration : 0:4:43
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Great coverage for …
Great coverage for the hobby. 73 de M0BLF.
Good video…
Good video…
great support for …
great support for Ham Radio that station deserves a pat on the back for their support!
Very nice.
73, …
Very nice.
73, KC0GQT
wow !
wow !
Fantastic!
73
de. …
Fantastic!
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de. G4UNB
about time us hams …
about time us hams get notice by the media in a good way about we help people when other stuff goes down- my preparedice is a handhled 2-72hour batter packs plus 5000watt genaretor in a base radio and a handheld scanner you don’t need a ton of gear just a radio and some power 73’s
I know what you …
I know what you mean hams never get notice by media for what we do
73s KJ4FJM