In this video, we’ll explore the differences between short-range and long-range communications! Short-range communication is like talking to a friend face-to-face or using walkie-talkies, where you can easily connect over a small distance. On the other hand, long-range communication is all about reaching people far away.
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Short range communications is to me the most important. I have some family radios and beo fang ham radios and need a few more cb radios. I like the idea of that shed but I am surrounded with houses and don’t feel comfortable with things being beyond my control
Thanks JohnP. Same here with short range. Looking forward to the Spring when I can get outside and get moving on a few projects.
good video john, thanks
Appreciate it Geezer!