@jeffsekerak 1) OK, so this is a "get prepared" thread.
Here's my input:
I got a 10" tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab A) and a 128G sd card. I've been downloading videos off of YouTube with this app: y2mate.com
There's ads and it's clunky, but
It's Free and It Works
Here's my input:
I got a 10" tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab A) and a 128G sd card. I've been downloading videos off of YouTube with this app: y2mate.com
There's ads and it's clunky, but
It's Free and It Works
@jeffsekerak 2) I've been downloading 3 categories, 2 are personal and 1 is highly recommended.
I've got about
*20 gigs of "truther" vids to be able to share with ppl post collapse.
*10 gigs of old movies for entertainment
*25 gig of survival vids- (cont'd)
I've got about
*20 gigs of "truther" vids to be able to share with ppl post collapse.
*10 gigs of old movies for entertainment
*25 gig of survival vids- (cont'd)
@jeffsekerak 3) finding & naturally filtering water,
harvesting firewood & building campfire,
FIRST AID, building shelter, foraging, saving seeds, growing food, building greenhouses, tying knots,
the list goes on.
harvesting firewood & building campfire,
FIRST AID, building shelter, foraging, saving seeds, growing food, building greenhouses, tying knots,
the list goes on.
@jeffsekerak 4) You can buy a big solar battery & panels for multi-purpose; like running power tools, small fridge to make ice cubes in summertime, etc. OR
If you're going bare minimum, to keep the tablet running a small solar charger will do the trick:
amazon.com
If you're going bare minimum, to keep the tablet running a small solar charger will do the trick:
amazon.com
@jeffsekerak 5) The "truther" and entertainment videos are obviously optional, up to the individual. The survival vids are very good to have for reference & I strongly recommend. When I say "survival", I really mean "how our great-grandparents lived on a homestead in the 19th Century".
@jeffsekerak 6) Books are good, too.
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