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Blog 18: Radio Operations in a Winter Environment
Below is a high-level overview of some of the situations one may encounter when operating in winter conditions, as well as some maintenance considerations. Operating during winter can be challenging and potentially put equipment at risk due to the harsh conditions of that type of environment. Before you go out and operate in winter…
Blog 16: Radio Operations in a Woodland Environment
Woodland & Mountainous Environments: Below is a high-level overview of some of the obstacles one may encounter when operating in woodland or mountainous environments, as well as some maintenance procedures for protecting your equipment. In a previous post (Blog 13) I touched on VHF wavelengths, and how they compare UHF in an urban environment. …
Blog 14: Radio Operations in an Urban Environment
Urban Environment: Below is a high-level overview of some of the obstacles one may encounter when operating in urban settings, as well as some points regarding band considerations. A common question many people ask when first getting into radio is, how far can I talk? This usually depends on factors such as what kind…
Blog 13: Radio Operations in a Desert Environment
Below is a high-level overview of what to expect in a desert environment, and some techniques radio operators may find useful when deploying their equipment in this type of climate. Desert environments give off poor reflected signals due to the weak electrical grounding features of this type of area. For example, radios with whip…
