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Originally Posted By: TeacherROCarry a -10 rated bag, a survival kit, comm and fuel Easy to say, though valid. I suspect the challenge is the sub-culture of the folks who go out. People who operate solo all the time are cautious and have layers of b
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: MartinFocazioBig hint: Anything that involves SSH - or command-line - is a non-starter. Only for people who don't know how to use a command line. Quote:Linux anything is not for mortals, not even Ubuntu or similar desktop distro
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Here's a followup, one day short of ten months later. Quote:Having a better plan to leave town would have been nice — I had an idea of a plot of land with access to water and an RV to park there for a month or two, but it didn’t pass the Budget Comm
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Originally Posted By: chaosmagnetI've settled on Topo Maps US (by David Crawshay) for now. Pros: 100% free, no ads or membership, easy to use, super nifty freehand distance measuring tool. Cons: Map tile downloads take a long, long time. If your d
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Originally Posted By: hikermorNowadays I have a great headlamp which can emit 1000 lumens. I almost always run it at a lower setting but it is nice to have the brighter capability. Yes, it's useful to have a momentary blowtorch. But better to opera
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Urban Preparedness
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My response to everything that is happening is to continue prepping. Food stuffs are my biggest concern. Britain is already seeing food shortages. Retirement in 3 months!
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Urban Preparedness
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Dash cams used to be illegal in Germany. Not anymore: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-germa...s-idUSKCN1IG1LO
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Around The Campfire
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Since we discussed Linux earlier in this thread, I thought I would append something that may interest. I found a beautifully streamlined Linux variant that is faster and lighter than any I've evern seen, while being highly functional and intutitive.
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The Survival Forum
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Mom also has a percolator. Given that she has an automatic drip, a backup automatic drip, and a percolator, she has her coffee needs covered. Jeanette Isabelle
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: Doug_Ritter Which vaccine? Moderna.
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Around The Campfire
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Welcome home!
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Around The Campfire
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Originally Posted By: hikermorIsn't it ducT tape, not duck tapa? Whatever you call it, it is pretty versatile stuff.... Duck Tape is a brand of duct tape. https://www.duckbrand.com/ Jeanette Isabelle
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The Survival Forum
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Originally Posted By: chaosmagnetI held out one entire day before ordering mine. It arrived today, but I've had no time for more than a cursory examination. I agree with bill 100%. Looking forward to trying it out in the field. LOL! Thanks! Hop
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The Survival Forum
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You have 'too many lawyers' Doug? Just how offensive are your knees that you need lawyers if you get seen in your underwear? :-) In long johns one looks like cowboys in comedy westerns. An advantage as far as I'm concerned. Qjs
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The Survival Forum
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I don't know how long you can store water in the bottles that EMP.. Posted. But the bottles are far more durable than the milk jug style containers. The one in that type that is currently wedged between the tool box and bed side in the back of the t
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Good idea. Helps. Print same thing on both sides of the tag. At home, it's kept me from getting stuff I don't need. This is something I also do at the firehouse now that I'm one of the 2 quartermasters. It really helps with clarity and speed.
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