Radio Hack in Any Disaster!

In this video, I talk about various ways one could power a portable radio in the event of a power outage. I hope you enjoy my video and thanks for watching!

[@blademan175]

A crystal radio needs no power but I would not rely on it in an emergency. If you have a 5 or 12 volt D.C. radio there are power packs for 5 and 12 volts fairly inexpensive. Thanks for watching!

[@robbinparker4382]

Breaker, Breaker, Good buddy! That's a big 10-4. I will keep my ears on for you. 10-10 and on the side.😉🤜🤛

[@blademan175]

@@robbinparker4382 You got the Custom Cowboy here come on, what’s yer 20? 🤣😎👏👍

[@cliffordmaynard6559]

Interesting

[@blademan175]

Thanks!

[@cloudalien443]

I love my GR-88. Picked it up pristine a couple of years ago. We're mostly DAB up here but still a crowded FM and some AM stations. Here being Edinburgh. Need to set myself up for better HF and satellite reception with the world going insane the way it is.

[@blademan175]

Thanks for sharing. I too need to work on my propagation here, I’m with you!

[@cloudalien443]

​@@blademan175 I got my full ham license a decade ago but wasn't ever active. Time to change that. 73 MM0PTP

[@Countingtheday6]

With am radio one can just turn the radio unit to tune in stations

[@Rick-us7tx]

Set me up with a generated to power my heater in mobile home .

[@blademan175]

This winter storm is massive. Breaking records everywhere. It only got to 62 here today! Stay safe and warm!

[@WalnutandSteel]

What did you do in the navy?

[@blademan175]

Boatswainsmate, 6th fleet flagship…the elite of the fleet! 😉

[@WalnutandSteel]

ET1(sw) Carter (retired) at your service!

[@blademan175]

@ GO NAVY!

[@robbinparker4382]

See you on the flip side

[@blademan175]

10-4 good buddy!