
It's a little like Rum & Coke, Coffee & Donuts, Fred Astair & Ginger Rodgers... Ham Radio & Preppers seem to go together very well.
The concept behind Prepper(ism), of being self-sufficient, independent, and prepared to function with, or without outside support, is a definition that neatly applies to aspects found in Amateur Radio.


"Prepperism" is a concept with many applications, but it boils down to a tinkerers philosophy... freedom is sustained when you can build it, grow it or fix it yourself, and the ranks of Amateur Radio is FILLED with those who take that concept to heart.
Scratch a Ham Operator and you'll find a 'Prepper inside.
'73 KI4HEE
Great post and how right you are. That is one thing I really enjoy about Ham Radio Making it work
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ReplyDeleteWow Bob!!! Great way of putting it together!!!! I have yet to meet a HAM that hates to tinker and come up with his/her own stuff!!!
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