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I just got mine yesterday. Your video allowed me to tie the veshmeshok period. Thank you Sir!

I design and hand make my own military equipment and the simplicity of Soviet gear blows my mind

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Would be great it you mentioned the wire length and how well it works!

Maybe I'm missing something, but why do we need cardboard on the bottom and sides, but not the top?

I have shot the Perfecta at 100 yards with a Remington 700 (bull barrel) and with a scope put 10 rounds in a hole less than the size of a dime. "YES IT'S GOOD AMMO"

Really Scary Install

Nice set up !!!

That is a really neat idea. Thanks for the video.

You should have sealed the inside seams and underside of lid where the handle protrudes and the bottom seam with aluminum tape.

How do I wash it? Mine smells like marijuana.

15 mins to explain how to put cardboard in a trash can? lmao 1 min would’ve sufficed.

How mush tap water does it use per a cycle or perhaps drain of your basin???

Can you just spray inside with a liquid rubber sealing spray

Before you make the straps into a bow, pull the cord together and wrap it around the top of the bag. Only then do you put the straps over the opening.

Can you just use spray rubber like flex seal and line the trash can?

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You're all set, so after the EMP you pull all your communication gear out and attempt to talk to everyone about the experience when another EMP goes off??? DAAA

AMAZING!!! Bought one of these and have just had it, without being able to do anything with it, failing many times to copy photos. Like a damm Rubics Cube. Just had a notion to TH-cam “tie Soviet napsack”, and here you were. Thx a million.

This is a great portable. I love portables so much, way cooler than HAME radio junk. CQ CQ 74s

so hows that going to provide ,,,,,anything of usefulness

I have one of the old T12 models from 1996 which I used as a blacklight. And, it was preheat with cheap quality circuit board starters as well. At first, everything worked perfectly. Until one night when I was using it for a science project. We were doing a model of the solar system and mine was glow in the dark. I was using it for that project and then, the cheap circuit board starter let the smoke out. And, you can't use conventional glow bottle starters on them. You will never be able to get the glow bottles to glow to get the fluorescent tubes to fire. The ballasts don't output enough power to facilitate the glow bottles to fire. My dad brought home a new Advance R2S40TP ballast from the school district where he worked (they used 120 volt for the portable classrooms) and installed it into the shop light and it worked perfectly ever since.

Embrace your OCD. Some people claim there is no "D" in their OCD. :o)

Why do you people lie? This doesnt fucking work. Did the government pay you to put this on youtube?

Why not trace the bottom and top straight to the cardboard and cut the inside of the line?

Part 2?

When I first started to watch your video I thought "OMG, now that is an Industrial Strength design" because it looked like 3/4" plate steel to me. But soon I discovered it was plywood painted black! It's a nice design and should work great as a temporary base even if it isn't made from 100# of steel plate!

What size cardboard did you start with?

15 full minutes of taping cardboard inside a trashcan. all the thrill of watching paint dry and none of the danger.

If you thought this was bad, wait until you hear about the old T12 version from the 80s. They were preheat, but used cheap electronic starters and would fry the crap out of the lamps when they reached EOL. 34-watt lamps did not work well in those fixtures and would fry the ballasts. The fixtures did not like the cold, either. The system was designed to be cheap, and some other manufacturers even copied it and used it in their cheap ballasts for other shop lights, so beware.

I was wondering if by chance you have tried to climb into the garbage can to test making a phone call or test a wifi connection to see if it actually is working as a faraday cage?

Thanks for this informative and helpful video. I see a problem with cardboard in that it’s a very nice host to bacterias & mold…a very happy to live, grow, and propagate…..it doesn’t take much moisture to encourage this. Maybe as someone else suggested, spray insulation (something impervious to mold, bacteria, etc) would work better. edit to add you have a nice voice.

God dam kids! You're scaring Grandma! :)

Lid gasket?

How did it work out for you? What was the furthest contact you made? Come on we need info bro don't leave us out here in the dark!

So I am trying to find information how to hackishly connect a small dipole to coaxial yet can find no real information. I have two L shaped pieces... what do they go to do I solder both to the center? One to shield and one to center? Both to shield? There is literally no info on the web about this.

heh, I concur, that it wasn't even worth breaking out the multimeter...sigh

So when alarms go start packing cans with electronic s. And seal tightly and get in bunker love

So easy made so complex and difficult and that’s not even the important protection part of sealing the lid from a emp using aluminum tape right before the nuke hits

Thank you. What’s the length of each leg? Also, does the feed line have to be a certain length?

Do any of you know if it’s necessary to ground your galvanized can?

I can’t watch this guy. This is what you call too much book learning and no common sense. 🤦‍♀️

12min in, and you're still measuring cardboard.

Couldn't you just do dry canning?

I come from r/whatisthisthing. Interesting. I'd imagine the strap attachment at the top is of practically unrivaled integrity when properly cinched.

Creepy ass water hole lol

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We have an SJ10 and it works just fine for the three years we've had it but I would like to raise the float level by about an inch. Can this be done without the services of a plumber?

Wet the cardboard, then form it up on the outside first, leave to dry for a day or two and reinstall on the inside

Would it be a good thing/helpful to coat the inside of the trashcan with a spray insulation before you put in the cardboard?