Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If your landline or cell phone went down, how would you transmit or receive information to/from others? On 9/11, landline and cell phone services were being used to their maximum capacity across the U.S.. Additionally, cell phone and Internet services are regularly interrupted across the world.
In this short video, I'll show you my personal options for mobile communication systems. By mobile, I mean that you can transfer and utilize these systems where you need them: your home, your vehicle, your boat, your hiking pack ... you get the idea.
Whether it's for normal OR emergency communication purposes, it's smart to have a backup system or two readily available.
If your landline or cell phone went down, how would you transmit or receive information to/from others? On 9/11, landline and cell phone services were being used to their maximum capacity across the U.S.. Additionally, cell phone and Internet services are regularly interrupted across the world.
In this short video, I'll show you my personal options for mobile communication systems. By mobile, I mean that you can transfer and utilize these systems where you need them: your home, your vehicle, your boat, your hiking pack ... you get the idea.
Whether it's for normal OR emergency communication purposes, it's smart to have a backup system or two readily available.
