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I’ve shared something similar years ago, but the video below is about using a Buck converter to directly transform solar panel power into 12-volts; it’s a follow-up on an earlier video of his, but the idea is simple: place the Buck converter inline between the panel and your appliance, and you’ve got power. Granted, he […]

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I used to carry a lot. A Leatherman Wave, a pocket knife, my own version of an Altoids tin loaded with wilderness survival gear, a wallet stuffed with extras like bandages and folded duct tape, and more. I once carried wallet survival tools, assorted items on my keychain (which ended up causing problems with the […]

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Most preparedness plans do a good job covering water, heat, light, weather, power outages, and basic first aid. Choking often gets less attention because it feels like a sudden freak accident instead of a planning problem. In reality, the first minute of a choking emergency is shaped by decisions made long before the meal starts: […]

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This guy has a simple setup: a 12-volt, 200 Ah battery and a Dewalt inverter. That’s it. But he wondered how long it would continuously run a 5000 BTU window unit. The answer: a bit longer than five hours, which can be read as … “That’s not too bad all things considered” or … “Are […]

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A few weeks back I wrote about whether anarchy could break out instantly. I landed on economic collapse as the most likely trigger, but there could be multiple reasons if we consider human nature long enough. Regardless, that got me wondering about how fast would people actually start panic buying if something did break nationally […]

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