When the power goes out and cell towers overload, most people lose their primary way to communicate. CB radio is one of the few tools that keeps working because it doesn’t depend on towers, Wi-Fi, or a functioning grid. It runs on vehicle power or a battery pack, and as long as you have a radio and a properly connected antenna, you can transmit and receive. That reliability is why preppers, truckers, and RV owners keep CB radios in their emergency kits. But having a radio isn’t enough. You need to know which channels to use, what to say, and how to configure your setup before the emergency happens. This […]
