Emergancy radio antenna kit, All band all mode.

This is a look at my field antenna kit for rugged ham radio deployment.
Wolfrivers coils and Chameleon MPAS 2.0.
Hope you enjoyed.

[@Flip-gd5ld]

Brand new operator here… Your videos are very informative them so glad you took the time to share your knowledge and information

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

Thank you for watching hope you enjoyed

[@jsm136]

Very good kit! Thanks for showing and explaining.

[@alvarogaitan2529]

wow great job Sr congratulations terrific setup

[@neubert500]

Well done Sir! You seem well equipped indeed!

[@thecoffeez]

Great kit, been out of the hobby for a whiloe, just getting back into it. Gonna be traveling all summer, so looking to put together a highly portable kit to take along. Thanks for the info!

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

Thanks for watching hope you enjoyed. I use a G90 radio and I am quite happy with it.

[@8thman8]

Great stuff. Now all you need is some Zombies.

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

Or just a good emergency with 3 day long power outages. Thanks for watching hope you enjoyed.

[@thecoffeez]

Been to the West or East coaast? Plenty of Zombies all ready :D

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

@@thecoffeez they are everywhere these days

[@OmerTheGreatOne]

That's a lot of kit. Just for emergencies!

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

It's not just for emergencies. I use it every week and every camping trip. But in an emergency I have lots of options to get the traffic sent.

[@VicGreenBitcoin]

A real boss will not mess in the two meter and 70 cm band in a real disaster, to crowded to dangerous

[@LiveFree-pk8ej]

2 meter and 70cm is where most of the assistance traffic in a disaster is done. If your part of the help effort you'll use it alot. If your not part of the team then just listen.

[@maxasaurus3008]

Wouldn’t you WANT to be on a band where most folk are relaying all the important info? Also it’s “too crowded too dangerous”