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The Survival Forum
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A sling bag would have similar advantages and be slightly more fashionable...
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Urban Preparedness
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How often do you re-think, re-plan and re-packac your kits? I'm updating mine, creating one for the office and replacing out of date meds.
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The Survival Forum
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Also, I learn toward big day packs or hiking backpacks; going for durability and quality - often used. Models like North face, or Deuter.
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Around The Campfire
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original car names Thatīs me behind the stove.
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Around The Campfire
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That is so cool, haertig! After a *long* time in ham radio Im putting together my first HF rig. Recently I learned about a ham radio specific location coordinate system used for contesting and propagation measurement called Maidenhead Grid Squares
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Around The Campfire
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Most of the mid-to-upper tier Petzl and Black Diamond lamps have a lockout feature, too.
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The Survival Forum
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Yep Kifaru
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Around The Campfire
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I was using computers since I was five (1991). All we had was the Disk Operating System, which was a command-line interface. I was first introduced to the internet in school when I was eleven (1997), using Windows 95. Edit: I remember learning how
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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Originally Posted By: hikermorI am sure most of us remember land lines. They had their problems also. nothing is totally foolproof. Where I live cellphones are significantly more reliable than landlines were, when I had a landline. I don't know
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The Survival Forum
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Mock up? Gather 6 same size empty tins/plastics roll a carry tube out of cardboard (exact diameter match) and try it out ... making one or two is low $$$
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Around The Campfire
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Slide and Lock Loop II Slide and lock Loop II tutorial
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Natural Disasters & Large-Scale Emergencies
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https://journals.rcni.com/doi/abs/10.7748/en2010.02.17.9.26.c7537 I think that will 'fix' the first link and get you the information.
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Around The Campfire
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The '80s also gave us the Signals album from Rush. Subdivisions. New World Man. The Analog Kid. I wore out this album -- on 8-track and cassette. It said what I felt growing up in those times. Rest well, Neil Peart, and my heartfelt thanks.
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The Survival Forum
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I like replaceable batteries because they are really quick to swap out, but if time is not a factor, the power bank + solar panel option is a good one.
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