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(More customer reviews)This is one of the books Michael Hyatt recommends for your Y2K library. It is more than an overview of this often overlooked subject, but not really a reference.
In cases of emergency, access to news can be critical, as well as the ability to communicate with others in your group or possibly people outside your area. This book covers most every practical way of receiving and transmitting information.
As an overview, it is very good, listing all the bands along with their uses, requirements and quirks. There are even descriptions of many of the models of equipment available, and even some build it yourself antennas. However, as a true reference, it is somewhat thin and inconsistant. Also the organization is a little weak, with some subjects being discussed in multiple places. It should be considered a guide to what the options are and a good start on getting the equipment.
If you don't know much about the airwaves, this would be a great introduction. But if you already have the basics, this book might be of limited value to you.
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