A simplified emergency comms plan for the family members who will never get licensed and never want a full radio lesson.
One binder, not three scattered systems. Here’s what actually belongs in it and why paper still matters.
A phone tree breaks down at exactly the wrong moment. Here’s a simple radio check-in system for an aging parent living alone.
A SHTF comms plan needs more than a radio and a frequency. Here are the actual components: PACE planning, rally points, defined roles, and a common list everyone can reference.
Your plan has to change every time you change location. Here’s how a seasonally mobile family handles that.
Cell, internet, and power fail on very different timelines, and most outages are hours, not the collapse scenario people picture.