PrepComms

06/13/2026

Today's Facebook and Instagram outage is a good reminder:

You don't own your social media.

You rent space on it.

When the platform works, it's a powerful tool.

When it doesn't, you're reminded that your audience, content, leads, and communication all live on someone else's property.

That's why businesses, ministries, authors, and speakers need more than a page.

You need assets you actually own:

✓ Website

✓ Email List

✓ Book

✓ Lead Generation System

For more than 25 years, I've been building businesses, audiences, books, websites, funnels, and communication systems that aren't dependent on a single platform.

Helping businesses and ministries build those systems is one of the ways we fund the work God has called us to through Post & Gate.

If you've ever thought:

"We really need a better website."

"We should probably write a book."

"We need a better way to stay in touch with people."

"We need a better system for attracting new customers."

Send me a Message.

Let's talk about building assets you actually own.

05/20/2026

All of your GMRS Questions are answered here (probably):
https://www.gmrsradiostore.com/gmrs-getting-started

04/18/2026

A real model that you and your crew could consider to serve your community....even if it's just a neighborhood or rural farm town.

The city didn’t hand out radios.

They didn’t build a system for people to sit back and consume.

They created an option.

The responsibility still sits with the individual

https://hamradionetwork.com/blog/what-a-small-town-gmrs-repeater-tells-us-about-real-preparedness

04/15/2026

Providential timing.

A dead tree came down just minutes before Car 90 drove by.

He was able to call it in to , which brought a quick response from Trinity 405 and two of our brush trucks out of Glenn Springs–Pauline.

was notified and had crews on scene in under 30 minutes to clear it.

Good example of how multiple agencies working together can keep something small from turning into a much bigger problem.

04/14/2026

The mess....I’ve built this over time. No regrets.

But gear isn’t the goal.

Knowing your family can stay connected when it actually matters…
that’s the goal.

If you’re not sure about that part yet—

we need to talk.

DM me.

04/09/2026

Been here a while.

Since 2014, the message hasn’t really changed.

Build your own infrastructure.
Don’t rely on systems you don’t control.

Have a plan your family understands.

Followers come and go.
Algorithms change.
None of that matters at home.

The tools shift.
The platforms come and go.
But the need stays the same.

This isn’t about radios.
It’s about responsibility.

If you’re leading a home, this is part of it.

More info on the new website. prepcomms.com (bio)

04/08/2026

Have you seen the new websie? www.prepcomms.com

04/05/2026

Built this APRS digipeater years ago and stuck it in my dad’s garage on the west side of the county.

It’s still there. Still running.
Nothing fancy:

MicroSat PLX-digi
Old ADI 2m rig (donated)
Unlabeled Samlex power supply

No rack. No branding. No “system.”

Just something that works.
That’s kind of the point.

Local infrastructure doesn’t have to be impressive.
It just has to be there when it’s needed.

Happy APR5 Day.

04/01/2026

That video was painful on purpose...

But this part isn't -

See first comment for a simple one-page plan to help your family stay connected when your phones stop working

03/31/2026

For years, people have asked me the same question…
“What’s the best way to study for the ham radio Technician test?”

After watching just about everyone in my own house get their license, I realized something simple:

It doesn’t take hours.
It takes consistency.

👉 30 minutes a day
👉 30 days or less
…and you’ll be ready to pass.

So I built the 30x30 Ham Radio Challenge — and it’s free.

No fluff. Just a clear plan you can follow.

If you’ve been putting it off, this will help.

👉 https://www.familyconnectsystem.com/3030

73,
Caleb
K4CDN