Offline maintenance schedule and log for emcomm go-kits, batteries, antennas, and preparedness gear — tracks due dates on your device. Works offline after your first visit.
Track when batteries, antennas, go-kit gear, and comms plans were last tested. Set intervals, mark tasks done, and keep a running log — all saved locally.
Default intervals are starting points — adjust dates after each test. Pair with the go-kit checklist and neighborhood prep guide.
Batteries, antennas, and programming cables fail silently — scheduled checks prevent dead gear on scene.
Monthly battery rotation and quarterly full-power antenna checks are common EC expectations.
KI4TQN is a ham radio, GMRS, and emergency communications hub from East Tennessee — free tools, local reference data, YouTube-aligned guides, and consulting for property owners. Use this map to find your lane.
Pick a path: FCC-licensed GMRS, ham exam study, FRS, Meshtastic, just licensed, emcomm volunteer, or property owner.
113 offline browser tools plus step-by-step deployment workflows. Install the site as a PWA for field use.
Tri-Cities, Erwin / Unicoi (I-26), NETNRC linked repeaters, nets, HF listening, go-bag sheets, and ARES/RACES context.
Blog, videos, downloads, antenna reference, and curated radio links — tied to the YouTube channel.
Paid emergency communications consulting for estates, ranches, and remote properties — plus contact and newsletter.