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How ham radio endures - and remains a disaster lifeline - in the iPhone era

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Amateur radio operators step in to bridge the gap when communication systems fail.

They provide critical information to emergency management officials and direct resources to where they're needed most.

Hams don't just connect individuals -- they also help coordinate large-scale relief efforts.

Ham radio operators use a variety of radio bands to communicate over long distances, allowing them to reach areas far outside disaster zone.