It's good information even though I have no intention of bugging out into the Canadian wilderness at 72. I keep a kit for migrating to a different place within the population. Recently switched to plasma arc waterproof rechargeable lighters by Survival Frog and SOL. Nobody uses them for some reason. Infinite fire with a solar panel, orange, built in flashlight.
While I do believe knowing "the old ways" of doing virtually everything, especially land nav, is important... I've gotta say that portable charging has definitely come far enough to make bringing along a few modern gadgets easy enough as well.
I'm really enjoying these equipment videos.... So many people just focus on guns and stuff that goes on guns.... This is just as, if not more important. In a survival situation we would be using this equipment 99.9% of the time.... And hopefully never using the gun... If someone is planning on using there gun 99.9% of the time, well then they don't need any of this as they will be dead before needing it.... And yes this type of solar charger is necessary in the realm of modern survival gear.... Especially if you have night vision/IR , wml, optics, ECT..so many set up and portable battery chargers could benefit from this
Great video. Love the ideas and the redundancy you have built into your systems. A cool weight saving tip I could add is the Nitrcore 10,000 mAh battery bank. It’s only 5oz. It was an awesome upgrade to save weight from the anker I carried before. Interestingly enough, buying two 10,000s actually weigh less than their 20,000 mAh model 🤷♂️
Great info as usual and great kit. I have a fold out panel, a couple power banks w/built-in panals , and an additional bank to keep thinks charged. Carry double/triple batts and have rechargeable CR123 along with a couple RC lite's. Keep the good stuff coming. T-man
Never thought about a battery pack charger. Have Bushnell Solar panel and big power bank (which is heavy). This setup, if it meets the energy requirements, maybe I could shed some of the weight from the power bank and get a smaller one. Great stuff here dude
Long term sustainment and logistics is a seriously underestimated piece of operations and survival. It is hard to be a cool guy when the water and ammo run out and the gadgets no longer work...
It's good information even though I have no intention of bugging out into the Canadian wilderness at 72. I keep a kit for migrating to a different place within the population. Recently switched to plasma arc waterproof rechargeable lighters by Survival Frog and SOL. Nobody uses them for some reason. Infinite fire with a solar panel, orange, built in flashlight.
I too would like to know the brand/model of the solar charger as well as the flashlight. Ty in advance for all replies
PowerFilm AA solar charger
@@Josh-wf1zi Ty for the info!
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While I do believe knowing "the old ways" of doing virtually everything, especially land nav, is important... I've gotta say that portable charging has definitely come far enough to make bringing along a few modern gadgets easy enough as well.
I'm really enjoying these equipment videos.... So many people just focus on guns and stuff that goes on guns.... This is just as, if not more important. In a survival situation we would be using this equipment 99.9% of the time.... And hopefully never using the gun... If someone is planning on using there gun 99.9% of the time, well then they don't need any of this as they will be dead before needing it.... And yes this type of solar charger is necessary in the realm of modern survival gear.... Especially if you have night vision/IR , wml, optics, ECT..so many set up and portable battery chargers could benefit from this
Great video. Love the ideas and the redundancy you have built into your systems. A cool weight saving tip I could add is the Nitrcore 10,000 mAh battery bank. It’s only 5oz. It was an awesome upgrade to save weight from the anker I carried before.
Interestingly enough, buying two 10,000s actually weigh less than their 20,000 mAh model 🤷♂️
Thanks for the tip! I’ve been annoyed with the weight of the power bank I carry around and that Nitecore is substantially smaller and lighter.
Great info as usual and great kit. I have a fold out panel, a couple power banks w/built-in panals , and an additional bank to keep thinks charged. Carry double/triple batts and have rechargeable CR123 along with a couple RC lite's. Keep the good stuff coming. T-man
I really like your videos , very informative !
Solar panel company name please.
PowerFilm AA solar charger
@@Josh-wf1zi ty Josh
Great idea. I have Gold Zero. Thanks
Bring it, I'm all about newer technologies, especially if were cutting weight. Thx for the vid
I didn't catch the brand of the solar panel shown can anyone tell me which company makes them?
For others also wondering the panel is a PowerFilm AA solar charger
The solar charger is made by Powerfilm.
Never thought about a battery pack charger. Have Bushnell Solar panel and big power bank (which is heavy). This setup, if it meets the energy requirements, maybe I could shed some of the weight from the power bank and get a smaller one. Great stuff here dude
Long term sustainment and logistics is a seriously underestimated piece of operations and survival. It is hard to be a cool guy when the water and ammo run out and the gadgets no longer work...
Nice solutions. Thanks for sharing.
I like the flashlight for the every bat use. I'm looking into the options for mini solar kits
Great job. Thanks. Night ops? Info?
Yes I will be doing some Night Ops videos . I now have a good setup to film under NVDs.
Make of solar panel please
PowerFilm AA solar charger
Brilliant ideas.
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Nice
How would you hide your cell phone signal.Most phones now days have internal batteries so removing the battery is not an option.
This is what I use. It completely blocks all wifi, Bluetooth, gps and cell signal. disasterpreparer.com/product/anti-tracking-emf-blocking-pouch/
We take electricity for granted obviously we can’t.always have a source and supply
Great video as usual, what brand is your night vision?
TNVC/ L3Harris
How longs it take to charge the 4 AA’s with that panel?
Cool video
I like but really have good handheld ham radio or just receiver. Best way to contact other or just collect intelligence.
Thanks
What brand is the Solar Charger please?
PowerFilm AA solar charger
@@Josh-wf1zi thanks 👍🏻
What solar panel is that?
PowerFilm AA solar charger
Thanks i like the channel
Great video!
Thanks
Thank you
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do not depend on a cell phone
That's why I have a Garmin inreach
Why do you not carry a radio/sw/weather?
Most people live near transmission sources and updates/instructions might be important, no?
I have a few Ham radios I'm just not knowledgeable on them. I haven't taken the time to leaning yet. It's definitely on my list