Thanks, I will keep the videos coming. I have tons projects on the way. People are not so much scared as just waking up to the reality of the need to be prepared for any possible emergency. At any time you could loose power, your job, your home. You just never know what might happen. People are scared about the future of the economy tho and that has people stepping up the preparations.
Yes, I heard that. How horrible for those people with no power and no heat. In NYC they do not have fireplaces or propane heaters. Most use electric or boiler heaters, which need electricity to run. Unless something changes really fast, this will only get worse. The panic buying will continue up until the storm hits, I believe. They are saying up to 2 foot of snow may fall. That normally leads to panic buying on its own. Now.......
Well... you can live in a tornado area, fire area, hurricane area, earthquake area. Whatever, there is always the possibility of a natural disaster. Strange thing is that I am 90 miles away from the coast, normally safe from hurricanes. They just happened to be freak super storms. What can you do. Be prepared.
I believe that people should learn the old ways and I practice what I preach. I collect antique hand powered tools. But I am also energy independent and have my solar power. If that fails, I have a pedal power generator. I like my electricity but can live without it if needed. Either way I am happy.
Respect! I'm from Holland and we have not to much of that. I like your video's a lot. It's sometimes for me hard to understand.why people in the states are so scared of. I meen if tose things would happen where I squat now i would move. I am happy that for me its not so difficult to find a new place. KEEP UP YOUR VIDS
Thanks. Check out theoffgridproject and thediyworld websites where I show you how to get off the grid cheap. The Off Grid Project is an ongoing experiment in off grid living but I have been supplying my own power and water since about may or june. When you finally make it, it sure feels good. I am experimenting with electric motors and batteries to get longer range in a car.
Why in GOD'S name people stay living at a place that will be hurricaned? If I have the knowledge in such situation I would move most likely to a place without the Risk of to be blowing away.
I know not to be depend myself of any solar power , gas,diesel. If you deceide to live from grid people should getting educated to what a human truely need to know how to live the life instead to just survive (thats easy) : P
I have been through two hurricanes in two years. I will always be prepared from now on.
Its good to watch these old videos, it reminds me what happens when im not prepared.
All of it. My car was totally full too and I get about 430 miles to a tank.
Thanks, I will keep the videos coming. I have tons projects on the way.
People are not so much scared as just waking up to the reality of the need to be prepared for any possible emergency. At any time you could loose power, your job, your home. You just never know what might happen.
People are scared about the future of the economy tho and that has people stepping up the preparations.
They are coming out in droves from the city to buy gas.
I live in PA and all I see is NJ and NY license plates at the gas stations
Yes, I heard that. How horrible for those people with no power and no heat. In NYC they do not have fireplaces or propane heaters. Most use electric or boiler heaters, which need electricity to run.
Unless something changes really fast, this will only get worse. The panic buying will continue up until the storm hits, I believe. They are saying up to 2 foot of snow may fall.
That normally leads to panic buying on its own. Now.......
Well... you can live in a tornado area, fire area, hurricane area, earthquake area. Whatever, there is always the possibility of a natural disaster. Strange thing is that I am 90 miles away from the coast, normally safe from hurricanes.
They just happened to be freak super storms. What can you do. Be prepared.
I believe that people should learn the old ways and I practice what I preach. I collect antique hand powered tools. But I am also energy independent and have my solar power. If that fails, I have a pedal power generator. I like my electricity but can live without it if needed. Either way I am happy.
Respect! I'm from Holland and we have not to much of that.
I like your video's a lot.
It's sometimes for me hard to understand.why people in the states are so scared of.
I meen if tose things would happen where I squat now i would move.
I am happy that for me its not so difficult to find a new place.
KEEP UP YOUR VIDS
Thanks.
Check out theoffgridproject and thediyworld websites where I show you how to get off the grid cheap.
The Off Grid Project is an ongoing experiment in off grid living but I have been supplying my own power and water since about may or june.
When you finally make it, it sure feels good.
I am experimenting with electric motors and batteries to get longer range in a car.
Why in GOD'S name people stay living at a place that will be hurricaned?
If I have the knowledge in such situation I would move most likely to a place without the Risk of to be blowing away.
I know not to be depend myself of any solar power , gas,diesel.
If you deceide to live from grid people should getting educated to what a human truely need to know how to live the life instead to just survive (thats easy) : P