41 Radio Frequencies for Preppers to Memorize

[Sanders]

The internet can be wrecked, phone lines can be down, and power can be out everywhere, but as long as you can power up your radio, you can rest assured there are other people out there on the airwaves.

This can truly be a comfort when everything else seems to fall apart, and whether you’re just trying to get information on the situation or desperately need help for you or someone else, a radio will get it done.

But you’ve got to know which frequencies to tune in to get the information you need- depending on the circumstances.

The following frequencies are ones all preppers should commit to memory whether you use Citizens Band (CB) or amateur radio (ham radio). Program them into your set as an additional precaution, but make sure you know them by heart just in case.

https://www.survivalsullivan.com/sur...o-frequencies/

[JD Miller]

https://youtu.be/AoW8_SMyV60

https://youtu.be/5zoTLwrm9QE

[Johnny]

Good info. Thanks gentlemen!

[aviator]

At least down here all police, fire, etc radios are digitally encoded and you will not be able to hear anything. Air band are AM, most others are FM, except for the CB band, low frequency Ham bands will be SSB. Smoke signals are a better bet.

[Pogo]

On ham radios the 2 meter band is best for your area information.