How To Modify An AM Radio To Receive Shortwave Broadcasts When SHTF

    • When SHTF, one of the most important tools to have is a method of communication. Depending on the type of crisis, you initially might want to bunker down, rely on your stockpile and wait for the effects of the crisis to lessen. However, during a long-term survival situation, the ability to both ask for help and stay updated on the developing issue is crucial.

    As part of your stockpile, it’s likely you already have some type of radio ready to go. It’s obviously a more antiquated piece item, but you have to go old school when the power is down and typical lines of communication are unavailable or destroyed.

    Continue on the learn how to make an AM radio receive shortwave broadcasts!

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    17 Comments

    1. Spencer Duke said:

      This is so f****** engenius then I’m going to go out and get my AM radio out of the garage oh wait I don’t have any AM radio I haven’t seen one in 25 years nor have I had a garage

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    3. Spencer Duke said:

      I don’t get it explained what are you converting to from a.m. And what for

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    4. Spencer Duke said:

      You have to excuse us X liberals gone conservative we’re a little slow but catching on I’m a non hacker from MCRD dropout shipped home on a greyhound but that’s okay because I got my first deer. I actually watched the video and learn something. I’M dumbass trying to be welcome in the prepping community.i appreciate the knowledge brother

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    5. Joseph Bates said:

      This guy takes way to long to explain things ….. my attention span is to short to stay with him ….. let’s just get on with it already !

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    7. دان ياهرو said:

      Fake clickbait article like the majority of the fear porn directed at The Patriot preparedness movement are

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    8. Paul Besing said:

      Or just ensure you have short wave radio receiver in your gear. You could put out 1,000 pages of instruction on this site, and I’m sure people don’t print them out (you realize no internet will be availabe, right?) so just purchase a cheap short wave radio, or better yet, become an amateur radio operator and learn how to communicate in a grid down scenario. If you are cracking open an AM radio (who really has one anymore anyway?) and trying to remember how to modify it, you are way behind the preparedness curve and should just roll over and accept defeat.

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    9. Mila Plats said:

      That’s why I’m friends with Detroit J. Andrews.. he’s in charge of communications!

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    14. Burt Gummerfan said:

      Didn’t the Professor on Gilligan’s Island do that? I think you need coconuts.

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