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Ham radio operator jumps in to help woman
Ham radio operator jumps in to help woman in Florida during Hurricane Ian
From hundreds of miles away, a ham radio operator helped first responders find people stranded on a Florida island after Hurricane Ian hit.
The age-old communication made a difference for a woman who has family in the Susquehanna Valley.
With a language all their own, ham radio operators converse with people all over the world.
Dale Klonin, with the call sign KC3TAU, got into the hobby about a year ago.
“I found the fun aspect of it being talking to people in other countries, even people in the United States at some activities that ham radio operators do,” he said.
During the height of Hurricane Ian, his hobby became lifesaving work.
“Ham radio operators in particular are here to help out when all other means of communication just don’t work,” Klonin said.
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