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Old October 25th 05, 01:46 AM
Mike Coslo
 
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Default What Amateur Radio Emergency Communications?

Dan/W4NTI wrote:
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Comdr Buzz Corey wrote:

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Cell phone does indeed show signs of being usable as a true emergency
network


How? The entire cell network was down in NO. The only way to get cell
coverage there was out on some remote point a few people managed to get
to and make a few calls.


Yeah, I heard that the network was down too! I guess it depends on if you
hate hams or not. If you hate hams, one message getting out means that
Cell phones work great in an emergency.

- Mike KB3EIA -



Maybe MSNBC put up their own cell phone system just so they could impress
Markey the Moron.


I heard that a guy used his CB radio to get a ride for a woman who's
car stalled. Even if someone did use text messaging to get a message
through, that sort of thing is just the exception that proves the rule.

- Mike KB3EIA -
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