Shortwave radio
Does anyone travel and use a shortwave radio while out of range?
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Whatever receiver you get, make sure that it has a Beat Frequency Oscillator (BFO). This will allow you to listen intelligbly to Single Sideband (SSB) communications. Lots of interesting stuff there.
If you get a ham radio license, you may find that you want to start talking to people. It's not hard to learn, and with something like an Icom AH-2b mobile antenna and AH-4 tuner or a screwdriver antenna, you will have the world to talk to.
If you get a ham radio license, you may find that you want to start talking to people. It's not hard to learn, and with something like an Icom AH-2b mobile antenna and AH-4 tuner or a screwdriver antenna, you will have the world to talk to.
