KB9VBR Antennas: SKYWARN Drill Net

[@corysartin4558]

Nothing but a professional this is why I love being a trained skywarn storm spotter and storm chaser because I have been in for 7 years now and we are a very tight knit community if brothers and sisters

[@tanninglizard3607]

could you do a video explaining your ham set up? I always see all of those devices and don't know what they do. I have a handheld ham right now and I'm wondering if I'm missing something.

[@1crazynordlander]

Okay if I was interested in helping out in my area of SW MN, how do I go about finding a net like yours?

[@fubarsnafu4994]

Just got my spotter certs! How goes it Michale.. how was your field day? 73

[@brandongotzpowers]

what rader software your useing?

[@HFkepley9312]

He has grlevel3 Doppler software

[@brandongotzpowers]

@@HFkepley9312 oh ok thank you

[@dmparkerjr]

Love the throwback Motorola speaker!

[@KB9VBRAntennas]

Those suckers are loud! And I love the vintage look. They're worth picking up at a hamfest if you see one cheap.

[@fubarsnafu4994]

That monitor is no spring chiken. Sure the meter spins loose off the wall.

[@randomnessx3597]

What do you use for the radar program?

[@KB9VBRAntennas]

That's an older video, but I currently use RADARscope on both my iMac and IOS portable devices.

[@CharlesMalone1964]

I thought the wind speed in access of 58 MPH NOT 50 " Tho it's Not that far off "

[@corysartin4558]

Some nets have different reporting criteria to report severe weather to some nets the criteria may be 50 mph wind speeds clocked or estimated

[@alphawolf7956]

Skywarn and sub division doesn't require a license 😊

[@KB9VBRAntennas]

I've known SKYWARN groups that use GMRS and telephone, but the majority of storm spotters are on the amateur bands.

[@turtlecreek4633]

73! w3rrm