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Communications Strategies
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All communication strategies may be classified by timing (live or delayed) and mode (one-to-one, many-to-many, or something in-between). Instead of focusing exclusively on amateur radio (a many-to-many, live method), first determine the timing and mode you need, then pick an appropriate communication strategy.
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