Last Updated: May 25, 2026, 2026

This page documents corrections to content published in Signal in the Storm: A Practical Guide to Emergency, Field, and Resilient Radio Communications

Location	Original Text/Item	Corrected Text/Item	Date Corrected
Chapter 8, Page 96	Formatting Error: Information on HF band beginner friendly overview for 40 meters was unintentionally omitted.	40 Meters (7 MHz): Sometimes refereed to as the “workhorse band” because it is often considered a a good band for day or night use year-round. RTTY and Digital Modes (USB): Primarily active between 7.000 MHz – 7.125 MHz. General Phone (LSB): 7.125 MHz – 7.300 MHz (Extra Class) and 7.175 MHz – 7.300 MHz (General Class). Lots of FT8 activity during the day / night.  Antenna: 65’-0” Element: 32’-6”	February 20, 2026
Chapter 12, Page 139	Formatting Error: “But when conditions get real–weak signals, heavy interference, crowded nets, tired operators, and low batteries-long explanations become a liability.”	This sentence should read: “But when conditions get real, such as weak signals, heavy interference, crowded nets, tired operators, and low batteries–long explanations become a liability.”	February 26, 2026
Afterword, Page 304	Spelling Error: “Like the apples in Frost’s poem, there are branches I never climbed: topics I wish I’d covered, rojects I didn’t finish, and ideas I let fall.”	This sentence should read: “Like the apples in Frost’s poem, there are branches I never climbed: topics I’d wish I’d covered projects I didn’t finish, and ideas I let fall.”	May 25,2026