Amateur radio operators test their skills
Members of the Crow River Area Amateur Radio Club know firsthand how a natural disaster such as a tornado, or even large crowds of people, can render cellphones, the Internet and similar technologies useless.
It’s events such as those that cause emergency personnel to summon the club and its sophisticated radio equipment.
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