ARSIDER БУНКЕР * NOINPUT WAR JAM

In a world with near-ubiquitous adoption of mobile phones, the use of early 20th century radio technology might seem unusual. But it makes sense for a number of practical reasons. Shortwave radio is an old variant of what many people may remember as “AM” analogue radio, operating on low frequency radio waves to deliver audio services. Shortwave radio is far simpler than modern digital TV or telecommunications services: receivers are widely available (or can be built from spare electrical parts), and it works across long distances. In hostile environments, sometimes older, simpler technologies are more readily available, and can deliver a more reliable communications channel than more complex, modern alternatives.

You can listen for updates on the Russia-Ukraine war on BBC World Service live online http://bbcworldservice.com And the map shows our shortwave radio reach in #Ukraine  15735 kHz 16:00 – 18:00 GMT +2  5875 kHz 22:00 – 00:00 GMT +2

With multiple uses as a bomb shelter, fallout bunker, tornado shelter or even a wine cellar, BombNado is fully customisable inside. Floor plans start at 64 square feet but reach up to 160 square feet, which leaves room for a toilet, multiple bunk beds and a sitting area.

With multiple uses as a bomb shelter, fallout bunker, tornado shelter or even a wine cellar, BombNado is fully customisable inside. Floor plans start at 64 square feet but reach up to 160 square feet, which leaves room for a toilet, multiple bunk beds and a sitting area.