Videos tagged with Radio Communications

This YouTube video, titled 'The Reality of Comms,' is advertised as a full video available on the GBRS GROUP Patreon. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely delves into the operational or tactical aspects of communication systems, possibly within a military, law enforcement, or advanced training context. Given the GBRS GROUP affiliation, it is highly probable that the video features discussions or demonstrations related to firearms, tactical gear, and related operational considerations.

This YouTube video, titled 'Will Radios Get You Killed in Combat?', appears to be an excerpt or teaser for a longer piece called 'Patrol Basics: Squad Comms'. Based on the title, the content likely discusses the risks and implications of using radio communication in combat situations, potentially covering communication protocols, vulnerabilities, and best practices for squad-level operations. The full video seems to be focused on fundamental patrol tactics and communication.

This YouTube video features Jake from @gridbasedotnet discussing and answering common 'noob' questions related to firearm communications, as indicated by the title "Cross-Country Comms." The description explicitly mentions that the full video is available on YouTube and includes the hashtag #dirtycivilian, suggesting a focus on practical firearm use and potentially preparedness or tactical applications. The content appears to be introductory and educational for those new to the subject of reliable communication in various environments, likely with a firearms or outdoor/preparedness context.

This video, the first part of a two-part series, introduces fundamental radio communication terms for the prepared citizen. It lays the groundwork for future content focusing on DMR/P25 configurations, suggesting a focus on practical preparedness and communication skills. The description also includes links to the creator's merchandise, a business email, a SubscribeStar for financial support, and social media links for Instagram, including a cameraman credit.

This video provides a basic guide to setting up radio communications for SHTF (Shit Hits The Fan) or emergency tactical situations. It features the Baofeng UV5R prominently, along with other radios like the Yaesu FT 60R and UV9R. The presenter demonstrates essential gear, including a BTECH PTT/Speaker, a large rechargeable battery with USB charging, a Nagoya 771 antenna, a programming cable, and Howard Leight Impact Sports ear protection. The video touches on FRS radio, UV5R setup, antenna benefits, battery options, PTT modifications, COMTAC compatibility, and programming using CHIRP. It aims to offer fundamental knowledge for radio comms in survival scenarios.

This T.REX TALK episode delves into the future of radio communications, exploring essential radio gear for preparedness and discussing topics such as Software Defined Radios (SDRs), mesh networks, direction finding, and jamming. The video provides resources for experimenting with SDRs online and setting up Meshtastic devices, alongside promoting their podcast and newsletter for further engagement.

This video features a "Comms Conversation" hosted by TREX TALK, delving into emergency and radio communications. The discussion aims to answer viewer questions regarding various aspects of communication systems, including gear, strategies, and encryption. Viewers are encouraged to submit their questions to trextalk@trex-arms.com for potential inclusion in future episodes. The title and description suggest a practical, informational discussion relevant to preparedness and communication in various scenarios.

This video discusses an update regarding Cal Fire's decision to discontinue their reliance on HAM radio emergency communications. The host highlights concerns about the potential jeopardy to the safety of millions of Californians due to this change. Links to various news articles and responses from amateur radio organizations like ARRL are provided, along with the host's original video on the subject. The video also promotes the host's website, training programs, Patreon, and other platforms where his content can be found.

This video introduces Ham radios, focusing on their critical role in emergency preparedness. Robert Griswold, founder of Ready Made Resources, explains the 'why,' 'what,' and 'where' of Ham radios, emphasizing their life-saving capabilities during disasters. The video also briefly mentions Ready Made Resources' offerings in storage foods, alternate energy, tactical gear (including AR-15 accessories), and water filtration systems, and references the Warrior Poet Store and John Lovell's training.