I have never listened to HAM radio in Richmond, nor do I have any desire to. Having said that, I fully understand that should there be a disaster of some type that would knock out public safety communications and cell phone service, (e.g. Hurricane Isabel on the Outer Banks of NC) HAM radio users would be the only ones able to communicate. So I think it would make sense to have a few in my scanner.
I googled some of the Richmond area Ham sites and found what appears to be a lot of frequencies posted on there.
Which ones should I have in my scanner should there ever be a worst case scenario? And please don't say "all of them" as I'm sure there are a few priority channels used for any situations as described above.
I googled some of the Richmond area Ham sites and found what appears to be a lot of frequencies posted on there.
Which ones should I have in my scanner should there ever be a worst case scenario? And please don't say "all of them" as I'm sure there are a few priority channels used for any situations as described above.