Emergency Broadcast System

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Emergency Broadcast System Anonymous 11/27/17 (Mon) 17:43:15 445c32 No.4741

Some anons are off the grid or someplace without cell signals. If grid power goes off, possibly no internet there either if localized power failure possibly affecting ISP and DSL infrastructure too.

Old fashioned Emergency Broadcast System uses radio stations, yes?

Anon wants to be ready to hear these messages under all possible circumstances that can be envisioned.

Who can spell out all the different ways to receive EBS messages in time of trouble?

Anonymous 11/27/17 (Mon) 18:03:04 45bb2d No.4797

>>4741

If the EBS is activated, it will be broadcast on all forms of mass communication, so yes, that includes radio…Bit of advice as well, just in case of some kind of EMP, a battery powered radio is ESSENTIAL! An EMP could fry any active electrical system, and units.

Anonymous 11/28/17 (Tue) 00:14:40 ed7366 No.5606

>>4797

An EMP has the potential to fry anything containing semiconductors …. i.e. practically anything these days. Short of building/buying a Faraday cage to store unused duplicates of important equipment, OP sees that little can be done about this. So OP is not devoting very many mental cycles to worrying about EMP.

I posted this to make others aware of various ways they might be able to receive Emergency Broadcast Messages when/if that time comes.

Anonymous 11/28/17 (Tue) 00:29:26 dcd60a No.5641

>>5606

An old enough Transistor or Tube Radio *might* survive. The power grid itself would still require repair unless you had another way to operate however.

Anonymous 11/28/17 (Tue) 01:38:28 ed7366 No.5773

>>5641

Mostly, for most folks, they would get the emergency messages via cellphone, TV, or maybe radio in the car.

Anonymous 11/28/17 (Tue) 14:43:08 5decec No.7471

>>5773

Cellphones? TV? No, both will be knocked out and the disruption in the ionosphere will make even Emergency Alert System radio distance limited. Also unless your car battery is shielded it too will be drained.

Thanks in big part goes to former president Reagan who ordered the improvements to the EAS radio broadcast system with Faraday caged enclosures and backup diesel generators for power. So keeping a handheld radio with fresh batteries in a EM shielded enclosure will ensure you get the message.

Anonymous 11/29/17 (Wed) 02:15:40 d7130c No.9115

Simple metal trash can with a metal lid creates a great Faraday Cage. Store your radio, police scanner, and Wilkie talkies in there with plenty of batteries.

Anonymous 11/29/17 (Wed) 16:26:53 000000 No.10368

when will rothschild fire off nukes?

12-25-2017=

3+7+1=

Christmas day fits their numerology and their ideology. Repent. Jesus Christ is the way and the truth and the life. What does that mean? It means you can find the reality of God through the story and person of Jesus.

Anonymous 11/29/17 (Wed) 16:47:55 6cde31 No.10427

Buy a non digital portable solar + crank radio with shortwave capability. Even the cheapies on amazon/ebay are more than enough and last forever on a set of batteries.