You are listing ham radios for survival, but your list includes two Baofeng Chinese-crap radios? Is someone paying you?
Furthermore, you exclude the Yaesu VX-6R - the only handheld I aware of that is water submersible - this surely qualifies it as the more rugged outdoors survival handheld.
I’d love to see a post on SDR ham options. Most of the stuff I found online is several years old. There ought to be a way to use a cell phone or tablet as an SDR interface.
You are listing ham radios for survival, but your list includes two Baofeng Chinese-crap radios? Is someone paying you?
Furthermore, you exclude the Yaesu VX-6R - the only handheld I aware of that is water submersible - this surely qualifies it as the more rugged outdoors survival handheld.
Do better.
Thanks for the input Forest.
Interested. But how do you charge it back up if there’s no power available?
At nearly $400 for a pair, might be why
Pretty sure nobody is going to be coming around to check for your ham radio license after the apocalypse.
I’d love to see a post on SDR ham options. Most of the stuff I found online is several years old. There ought to be a way to use a cell phone or tablet as an SDR interface.