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====== Go Kits ======

I don't have the money or desire to make three different kits. I will not be going out on wide-scale disasters, and I plan to support my local community should the need arise. 

My approach is a //**Russian dolls**// approach to these three levels of go kits. Each kit is the base kit for the next level. 


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===== HT Kits =====
90% of what I plan to do will only require an HT.

{{mdi>alert-circle-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Every Day HT]] - Grab and Go\\
{{mdi>alert-octagram-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Overnight HT]] - 24hr Kit \\
{{mdi>alert-decagram-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Extended HT]] - 72hr Kit\\ 
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===== Mobile Kits =====
On occasion, I may have to deploy higher-power VHF/UHF radios.

{{mdi>alert-circle-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Every Day Mobile]] - Grab and Go\\
{{mdi>alert-octagram-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Overnight Mobile]] - 24hr Kit \\
{{mdi>alert-decagram-outline?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:Extended Mobile]] - 72hr Kit\\ 
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===== POTA/SOTA Kits =====
{{mdi>basecamp?24&align=center}}[[General Amateur Info:Go Kits:POTA-SOTA]] - Lunchbox POTA/SOTA Build\\
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