Your Questions Answered; Why I Camp Every Day of the Year. #41
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Why would I live in a tent year round when I could just build a cabin? Why don't I have solar panels? Why don't I dig a well?
While running the chainsaw mill to make lumber for an upcoming gazebo, I take the time to answer some of the most commonly asked questions from the comments as well as some from Patreon.
Because I’ve gotten so many questions about the gear that I use on the channel, here are some of the most important pieces I use every day:
How I Keep the Mosquitoes Away! amzn.to/3frenvh
My Favorite Piece of Gear- Chainsaw Helmet amzn.to/3uuW5xB
Granberg Chainsaw Mill amzn.to/3cdRXvn
Big, Black Log-Peeling Knife - Becker BK9 amzn.to/3oZIeOH
The Trailer I Use Behind My 4 Wheeler- Yutrax amzn.to/3fvO8DK
Bug Net Rooms I Use amzn.to/3uwOK0l
Heaters in My Tent and the Deer Castle amzn.to/3frQ7Jh
Thank you all so much for supporting this crazy endeavor! Without you folks donating to Surviving Ringworm, I wouldn't be able to even consider staying out here in the wilderness a second year making videos. You seriously blow my mind!
/ survivingringworm
(As a thank you for donating $5 or more a month through Patreon, I will carve your name into the picnic table and show it in an upcoming episode.)
If you don't want to donate monthly but still want to support the channel: paypal.me/survivingringworm - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Just don’t ever change!! We’re watching cause you’re so sincere and being ‘the boy’ even us older tomboys, wish we could be. Every day you’re still being the kid we wish we could all be. Yours is the most refreshing, candid, sincere vlog I watch! I love when you ‘talk’ to us, like “pick up our end of the board” to no avail 😩🤪. You brighten my day whenever I see you’ve posted.
Yes, to everything you said.
Thanks Sandra!
Your comment is far sweeter than I deserve.
Made my day.
Well said Sandra , you put my thoughts into words .
Well put! I really like all this and how it's not commercial "influencer" thing trying to sell me something. I live in Finland and the forest and the climate is very similar here. That makes this even more awesome👍I also love how mr. Ringworm has made fully conscious choices between work, comfort, money, free time and responsibilities. That is the most important thing.
"I really really don't care to do it the right way"
This is exactly why I'm here.
Just a dude in the woods havin fun.
In a world where so much is drilled into us about how we should live, you're doing it your way mate, and I bloody love it. Lookin forward to that bowed gazebo.
And it is amazing that most of us never challenge the idea that there even IS a right way!
@@survivingringworm2202 exactly. Most of us never have the courage
We create more limits on ourselves then being creative
My wife and I enjoy watching your videos. My thinking has always been ,keep productive every day. Your doing a great job of that. We some how got old and we can't do what you are doing ,so where just going to watch you. We laugh alot to, which is always good 👍. Wondering if peanut butter sales have increased. We built a deer stand which turned out to be a dear stand.Then we built a tree house up there. 18 ft off the ground, with a handicap ramp to get my lawn mower up there. We go up on the dear stand every night for a year and a half with the four dogs to sleep. If I new how to send a picture I would ,but born to early. Don't want to waste my perfectly good brain to figure it out. Have fun!
You are clearly brilliant people!
Man, I'd love to see some pictures of the stuff you have built. If there are any online, you can post a link here!
There is just something relaxing about watching these videos. Feels like a mini vacation. Well done interaction with us. You Rock!
Wow! You're getting really good at free handing those boards. Amazing! Love your quotes and dry sense of humor. You're really entertaining. Love that you just live day by day and make decisions on the fly. Love, love, love it! You keep making vids, I'll keep watching.
Thanks so much Susan.
Any more, living and making daily decisions like I do is the only way I know of to be consistently happy!
I say good for you, living exactly how you want and loving it!! Bravo!!
Luv ur village!!! I'm just a Hillbillie from New Brunswick, Canada myself, currently living in the Stampede city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Didn't know what swimtrunks were till I reached 18!! Worked the forest since I could swing an axe. We owned 800 acres of riverbottom and forest. Potatoes man potatoes!! Cows horses chickens ducks turkeys geese cats dogs deer moose partridge eagles wolves coyotes beaver salmon trout river creek ponds brooks. Hated it became a teacher. N.B. is beside Maine. Alberta north of Montana🍁🍁🇨🇦
Many people wish they could build a cabin in the woods to live in. Ryan lives in the woods, because he doesn't want to live in a cabin. I love that mindset!
Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs...are the ones you need ..I cannot possibly describe the love...its life altering awesomeness
Ringworm is the best! Love watching you create new and exciting things! Hope you can stay a long time. Stay safe!
Growing up I lived on an island , my parents had waterfront property. I loved to be outside and sleep outside so just started sleeping outside every night all summer. On rainy nights I pulled my sleeping bag under cover. I fell asleep watching shooting stars and ferry boats all summer for many many years . I totally understand your loving sleeping in a tent rather than in a building.
I love it! "I do it because I wanna!" No simpler answer. You're definitely a different kinda person! I lived in a hammock in woods that may or may not have been legal to live on. One of the best years of my life. Zero rent, Showered at my parents or work, Food was what i could cook and keep in a cooler. Worst case I was asked to leave or I came home and the $200 of stuff I had was gone, darn. Keep at it! Love what you're doing!
You and my husband must have been separated at birth!! He loves your beginning quotes, all that you save, build, thrift, reuse, recycle, explain, your mentality etc. You said in your one video that things like the AT will kill it for you and my husband and I looked at each other and smiled. You’re an awesome example and encouragement but yet killin me! lol
"why don't you build a cabin" "...because then I'd get cabin fever" he makes a good point.
You are a true inspiration. Thank You!
Wow that background wind sounds great if that's wind.
No questions! Enjoy the videos - equally the good-natured content and lifestyle your living currently. Kudos
Thanks!
yes yes yes
Good Morning to you also Downeastwaves, 04:00 here. Well friend up in the morning watching videos and happy to listen to all the questions and answers to start the day.
Thanks for the video; your efforts are appreciated and I think I'm beginning to get the drift of where you're "at". The only advice I can pass along is simply "DO IT" until it isn't fun any more. The dog is a good idea, I think. Just remember the Bernese don't live a long life so prepare mentally for a heartbreak. I don't mean don't get one. I'm on my seventh dog now (a ten year old Basset Hound) who is a rescue. I moved to the "sticks" thirty one years ago on an old run out farm and woodlot. I'm setting up a bandsaw mill mostly because I have a lot of dead standing and dead-fall spruce, but the chainsaw mill works good and is somehow satisfying just to see that board or timber happen. I'm 77 and if you think of it, let me know what I should do when I grow up.
Ya know, I'd just suggest that you keep on doing things as you are. Eventually something will inspire you to grow up. I bet 40 or 50 years from now, you will be tired of having fun and acting however you currently like to act.
Yup. Just wait for a sign from the gods. Maybe it will come while you are milling up all that spruce.
That's MY plan anyway.
And yes, it's too bad Berners are so short-lived. By the numbers, one of the shortest of any breed. It's the only negative I can think of for them tho.
Hey Stranger just getting caught up on your videos. I am sorry haven't been around for a bit have been in hospital getting new legs fitted. Ok I think I have a new challenge for ya.
How about building a moving target for your range, is that possible? Also how about making a wish list of machines or chains that you want where we can buy it or put money towards it for you, kinda like a registry.
I am extremely happy that your subs have increased, Keep up the great content and work.
my first time finding your videos. really enjoyed it and props for being one of the few videos I see that someone is actually wearing proper safety gear using a chainsaw. living many peoples dream, my nephew is doing somewhat the same.
Thanks Scott!
I've been an on-again, off-again safety gear wearer most of my life. But since moving out here- 100% of the time.
Well, 99 anyway.
Were you the dude with dreads under the pier at Garnet making seashell necklaces..... Another great vid. Thank you Sir. In a world of log cabins.... be a ringworm.
kinda like an extended vacation with some neat twists. Stay safe, look forward to every new release.
I enjoy all your videos , a few like this mixed in are always great too. Your outlook resonates with me. You sir are doing it right !
Love your attitude! Great channel!
Great Explanation of what you are doing and why. It answers all my question. Love your hammock bed btw.
We have a 1 year old bernedoodle... if you can find a breeder, highly recommended! Ours is unfurnished so she looks like a long haired black lab but the furnished ones are covered in curls.
Nice to see someone enjoy nature so much. Glad you have the time to do it. You only come around once, so shoot for the stars and enjoy the time there !
"Its safe; except for the chainsaws." - Ryan Fritzsche
I'm a bloke and Scottish so can't comment on the stud thing, but the Sun sets in the west, not the east. Actually here in Scotland it sets more in the north than west at this time of year. Really enjoy your videos, and that you're are not homesteading. So keep doing exactly what you're doing, until you don't want to. Or at least until there's no peanut butter left. Then go to town to get some more. Cheers.
I'm half Scotsman and I got the joke.
It all comes down to the world's supply of peanut butter. Let's all hope and pray that the peanut vines continue to produce...
All about the journey, not the destination 😎🤙🏻
Ringworm, Amen! I think what your doing is really holistic! And I think your living an honest, and simple life. I do the very same thing, by reusing and recycling what I have. I live in a very rural town in virginia on top of a mountain and I'm doing alot of the things you are doing. It's really fun and I get up in the morning ready to get my day going. I learn alot from what your building and take some of your ideas. Im gonna build your deer blind next! I love the exercise, fun and the peaceful nature and animals around me while I'm on my land. I too live on very little, so I keep my costs down. It is, it's fun and a joy to do your own agenda and do it your way! So I'm watching and learning!
Thanks so much for answering the questions. Catch ya next week! Hopefully you get some special company for the 4th!
I totally agree with your comment on chainsaw milling vs. Band saw. I found your channel because of chainsaw milling. I've been doing chainsaw milling for a couple years now, and haven't sold or used a single plank...I just love to open up a log and see what's inside! (All my milling is on trees that have been cut or fallen already.) But I'll soon be building a picnic table based on yours, and will be using your "cut and skootch" method a lot.
A Q and A I can watch! Keep doing what you are doing Ryan.
Great video Ryan, thumbs up.
I spent the whole day at hospital my wife had a heart attack and had to have surgery was a stressful day got home very late and needed to relax, so I put on your videos somewhere in there I fell asleep thank you for the restful night I’ll keep the shows on running one to another there very relaxing to me. Something about chainsawing and you calm voice. I’ll come back and rewatch later when I can concentrate on what you are really doing. Thanks again
Prayers for a speedy recovery for your wife!♥️
Calm voice only til the camera turns off…then back to the reg’lar ornery foulmouthedness. Hope your wife is ok.
I love ❤️ your property it's really beautiful 🏡❤️😊😺🐶
Klamath falls Oregon.... I'm happy for you..
I have 3 brothers and you are the ultimate real brother type country boy, I have fun with my brothers horsing around but being themselves, being real and trying to have the best life they can have.
I live on the lake in Tennessee. Discovered thermacel last summer & it's a lifesaver.
They make rechargeable ones now.
I watch your videos for the same reason you make them. Fun!
Which is why I haven’t asked a question about “why don’t you?”
I’m sure that during your time on the AT and PCT you heard the saying “Hike your own hike”? That’s how I am with TH-cam content. It’s not my hike. It’s your hike. You’ve just invited us along. Some people should be letting you hike your hike. 😁
Haha this is almost Canada. Had to chuckle while seating on my deck on a beautiful July evening, sun and 80 degrees F.
i did as well as i sat on my deck over looking a river in Canada Ontario.
I like your thinking, as far as the dog there are specific rescues that can help with that.
You got it goin on! God bless!
Great video
Another great video. It is nice to hear a lot of your answers, even if the seem pretty obvious to me, but then I am not everyone else. I watch you and most of the folks I follow is because of your ideas and your outlook on life. I’m sorry that this is a why don’t you comment but… if you don’t have a wood chipper I would think some tree service in your area would be happy to drop off a load or two of chipping next to your gravel pile if you wanted to chip dress some of your trails. I mean, you obviously have plenty of free time on your hands so another task wouldn’t hurt, hell, who needs to sleep. I didn’t realize that you used to be in San Diego. I’ve been here for the last 30 years . Thanks for sharing and enjoy the 4th!
Greetings SD!
Actually, it's not so much the chips I want but more an easier way to get rid of all the brush. Chips would be fun to spread around, but a guy gets sick of wading through branches or burning for weeks on end.
I second the thermacell. Was cleaning fish Memorial Day weekend and you went outside to fish clean fish or use the bathroom. Turned that thing on waited 5 minutes and cleaned a limit of bluegills without a bite at dark. Love mine they even have a small lantern one that works well for a nightlight
I don't know how I could have made it out here this long without that thing. Seriously, it makes life worth living when you are in the woods 24/7. Or cleaning fish!
PS: I do hope the Wood Chipper Fairy arrives for YOU!
Me too! That would be quite a gift 😉🙏🏽🥳
@@Beherenow1111 hoping so! I think it would make the trails so much better!
I was stationed in San Diego (Coronado Island) back in 1989! I really liked it there, but it was so expensive.
You are definitely living the dream for people like me. I would love to live a life like yours but I'm old and soft and like my current life choices 😄
I do have the beginnings of a firewood pile in my back yard that I can cut with my electric chainsaw and split with my splitting maul.
I also have a big log I cut in half that I will make a pig bench with.
Thanks for working so hard and inspiring us to have fun 😉
All that really matters is, "...and like my current life choices."
You are doing things just as right as I am.
An awesome hobby.. wonderful
Love your videos, love the outdoors, I was wondering what type of chainsaw mill you use. I’m thinking about getting one. Keep doing what you want to do, and I’ll keep getting your videos.
I grew up in lower Michigan, my family were homesteaders in the U.P. So I know the challenges you face on a yearly basis. Tough winters. Being a wrestler I’ve survived ringworm more times that I can count. It’s just athletes foot of the body, goes away with cream. My point is I stumbled upon your channel and it’s amazing. I also bought property in 08 in a temperate rain forest in Washington state. What you are doing is showing me what is possible with little money but many resources. We have a river and a tree farm on the property. The trees are real big, spruce, Douglas fir, big leaf maple, western red alder. I wanna be like you but society seems to keep me from doing it. Any tips? I still live in mich, but spend summers out there.
funny, my buddy moved to San Diago lived on a sail boat he fixed up and recent bought a nice boat.
I agree with everything you say my friend 🤠
Like you said just have fun and who cares what people think it’s your property you do what you want.
Thanks for being who you are and not the conformist too many in the World expect too many of us to be. I'm (we're) not like them!!! I've watched so many bushcraft channels and every one does stuff a little different. One person chooses to use a knife when a hatchet would work much better as a tool and time saver. If it works for her, then more power to her because it makes her happy. I've learned so much from all I watch, some of which I follow, but you have struck a chord with me and I applaud you! As they say in the hood, Keep it real and continue to show us a way to do things that are slightly out of the box. I can't wait for your next vid!
Thanks for your comment!
It takes a lot of life before one can feel completely comfortable just doing whatever the hell one wants to and not worry about it being "right" or "wrong." What you said is right on- just do what is fun and don't worry about the rest!
Check out the DK2 chipper, I own one and it chips wood way bigger than "brush" size easily. Under 3 grand new and it's built like tank
I get it; totally. Rob
If you know you have a spring, you could dig a large area and it would fill into a pond.
You are great...
Doing what jou feel..i love to see you woeling that awesume sawmill..
I too have my Stihl... doing Nice sawing with it. I found a treetrunk of which i want to make an indian totem pole to put on my estate. I live i Holland in a gipsy wagon and when i feel like shit i just take my drill and start building something.
I am 72, and love to live remote.
Please go on with your videos...🙏
Rain catchment using a wooden tub you make?Wood gutter, etc. Do you have any elevatetion? Fun hanging out with you in a digital sense lol. Also QFT is amazing and it is cool your into quantum.
Iv seen every episode I need more. Lol
Not healthy!
Hi Ryan. Can't wait until the gazebo is done. Are U going to have screens around it? How do U do your laundry? How much land do U have? I've been sick & was in hospital but ok now. Had to run some tests & found out I have some nerve damage from a truck accident I had a while ago. Use to drive a semi with my brother. Don't cause he is gone since 5/4/08. U keep doing what U are doing & really enjoy yourself. Be safe as always-love to be there being outdoors & working with the wood. God Bless... Phoenix
Glad you are on the mend, Peggy! Sound like a drag, the hospitals and tests.
I'm planning to screen the whole thing, top to bottom so there is nothing breaking up the nice view.
So if you are ever looking for funding ideas cuz you're bored. I highly recommend putting out a coffee table book with the photos from ringworm with a little write up of when or what it is. The still photos you share with us are amazing
I'm soooooooooo jealous of your self-imposed predicament, mate. More power to ya!!!
ok just for fun you need chips for your dice and you seem to be very handy with the chain saw so now the hard part (make a bolt and nut it must thread together at least 6 or 8 inches in dia size I'll be waiting
Another year old offering.
Curious. Bugs!
I picked a windy spot.
The notion of a chipper is real enough.
Perhaps a PTO driven one. Chris
Add wild animals to the list of reason for a garden being difficult in that area. Salad bar is open.
Ringworm points! Who knew we could be collecting these -to turn in later for Peanut Butter (not yours of course)???? All the best and thanks for your updates on all your amazing (and totally crazy), and off the cuff projects! Be well. -your worthless lumber moving assistant.
Thanks!
Just think of them as VIRTUAL points. Like bitcoin but way better.
You should write your autobiography. I think it would be a fascinating read!
Love Ringworm. Little jealous sometimes I've got to be honest
Wash-house to take care of yourself and other people/bernie maybe, tool-shed because repairing and maintance is cheap, new tools aint. Out-house, well dont think i need to explain. I get it cabin fever, sow what light plants and what not. You can easly clear a patch grow food, propper composting and care. You would even get to live butt cheaper. Maybe have a propper debarking tool, sow i dont have to swollow my haert every time you use a bowie knife, for mad-man bushcraft. Best of luck, your awsome. Be you or what not.
Great videos. Question - Do you hunt for your food?
Where I am building my cabin it is the same! 1 foot than Canadian Shield. A well is $10,000 to $15,000 so we couldn’t do it. Instead we dropped the height of water in our pond than dug a hole beside it. Put in two well tiles. Back filled with gravel and sand than returned the pond it its previous height. We pump the water from it to a cistern by the house. It’s not portable however but runs the house. We have to drive 30 mins to get potable water.
Our solar system cost is $20,000. However is bare bones system and couldn’t run a normal sized house. Solar systems are very expensive. It pays for it self here because hydro (power) deliver costs are outrageous. $25 a month electricity use cost will have a delivery cost of $75! 😳
Wow. That's a brilliant idea for your water! I never would have thought of that in a million years. I just need a pond.
Solar makes so much sens in many places but yes, it's too bad it costs so much to set up!
You need to consider a cabin, not now - but for when you need it later (25 years future you with backache will thank your today self). Call it a visitor place now, but you'll love it later
My only question is, you're living outside in Michigan and I've never seen you fish - do you expect me to believe that?
He likes a tent. He has the deer hut.
I fished from shore ONE DAY last year.
I lived on a boat for a lot of years which sort of ruined me for wanting always to go boating.
@@survivingringworm2202 I thought you looked like a navy man, you remind me of my uncle and a few friends that were enlisted. Is it odd that I can see it? Idk. It’ll be odd if I’m not correct tho!🤣
Great video, here’s a question which might seem trivial but most people would willingly leave rural Michigan to go to San Diego which is considered to be paradise by many people. How was that experience for you? Keep up the awesome, honest and always entertaining work.
Ha. From Michigan to San Diego and back to Michigan took a couple decades and involved 6 or 7 other states in between. SD was great but no state has a monopoly on all the good stuff. Can't get acreage in So Cal for quite the same price as Norther Michigan, that's for sure.
I know there’s several variables, but I’d love to know how to plan financially for something like this. I’d hate to start out and have to go back to work because it costs more than I expected. Plus, I’m intimidated leaving my comfortable perception of financial security
I know I'm still a year out on videos 😂 but I don't like skipping ahead but I was wondering if you ever built you a pantry just for food storage that is up high enough for big animals not to get into. That way it would be almost like going to the store to get food but from your own stockpile. Then people could send you different kinds of food, from other countries too, maybe. Or a lifetime supply of peanut butter 😂. The build would be great even if you don't have a ton of food to store in it ☺️
LoL "Sarah asked" chuckle, chuckle! LoL
I got a text from her this morning saying that she was suing me for smearing her good name.
@@survivingringworm2202 maybe she will serve you papers in person and bring you peanut butter!!
This might be fun how about a wind turbine you could put it on a tower on the deer house and make all the material you have lots of wood maybe you could throw a hint about someone doing it lol
* Quick Question : Can you tell us why you prefer screws,( which snap when twisted in the wind ) or Nails,( which eventually rust away ) over Dowel-Pegging ? Inquiring minds want to know is all... Thanks for posting these videos Bro !
~ Mr Cross ~ / Detroit, Michigan
How much land do you own and where is your property, you rock !
You do realize that it just takes light for solar panels to produce power yeah clear skies will produce more but cloudy days produce plenty as well!!!!
P.S. I live on the Best end the West end of the U.P.!!!!
Questions: When does RingWorm world open? Will it have all the Minnesota rides or just "how many mosquitos can be on each arm?"
Never
You know, the usual Michigan attractions: giardia, knife throwing, poison sumac and the like.
Thats cool. Is it possible to build a little cabin there and just chill? Cheers
you have a winch on a steel pole (I think it's behind you at 8:38). Is it a product you can buy or something homemade?
You should look up quotes from Robert Hienlein, his book the Moon is a harsh mistress is one of my favorites.
I'll do it right now!
Thank god for my one bar of cell service. I just ordered the book!
@@survivingringworm2202 Hope you like it.
@@survivingringworm2202 Let me know what you think please
Good clean fun, I know I suggested Penofin for treating the ends of wood, but tar works, is very cheap and a little goes a long way- and I know permanence isn't your thing, but at least let things rot evenly and not completely before their time.
Do you expect that's what will eventually happen with all this stuff? Think it will start getting soft at the ends of the boards and work its way in?
Wonder if I could get a 5 gallon bucket of cheap wood sealer somewhere that doesn't have any tint and just slop the ends of everything I've put together so far.
I'm learning quickly that this stuff doesn't last nearly as long as I'd have thought. Bugs aren't friendly around here and I bet the rot won't be either.
@@survivingringworm2202 Anchorseal2 is the product I am accustomed to using, and suggest it for you. It will slightly yellow where coated on the end of the boards. End-sealing boards makes a huge difference, you may regret not doing it once you learn about it.
Might want to try a mixture of used motor oil and diesel fuel. “Oldtimers” have good success with it for fence posts. The odor/fumes should surely dissipate in time.
@@user-sp3zi9vo9l Mmm…sounds like a recipe for the highly desirable Ringworm Eau de Toilette.
There are plans on utube to build a wooden saw mill
Really? I'll have a look...
Does your state have a clause where... you can have a well without a permit if its under like 20 feet or something like that? Many states require a permit to do wells... BuT there's a catch where they actually specify only needing a permit if its over a certain number of feet deep in. Your state should have a low water table (low as in close to surface).
Where does the name come from? You seem very handy with the chainsaw, have you ever considered a chainsaw massacre or tree stump carving😁
Morning
I may have missed it in a previous video. What sawmill do you use? If you had to keep or buy another, what would you upgrade for or keep the same?
Check out his video on the Grandberg mill he’s using.
On the subject of solar. idk if your interested in sponsorships. But the company jackery has some really nice stuff for off grid living. and they will sponsor smaller channels. i fallow a guy who has less subs then your channel and he got a sponsorship from them. And all he did was reach out to them and they sent him one of there kits for free and only wanted a review of there product. He didn’t think they would sponsor his small channel but they did. and he only tried because his subscribers suggested it.. and he thought the same thing about solar in the woods is pointless he’s up north in Canada. But the nice thing about jackerys products It’s portable so you can fold up the panels and take them anywhere and move them or charge the battery pack with ur generator. There not 100% reliant on sun light. Idk just a suggestion. Might be something to look into. I mean the worst they could say was no.
Hey John.
I've been told that Jackery does ship a lot of free product to channels to test/review. I've considered it but I don't really want my viewers to have to watch product reviews on this channel when they can be found so readily on almost every other outdoor channel. Plus, like you said, I'm not sure how I'd even recharge the thing unless it charged really fast from the generator. Doesn't make much sense to run the thing for 8 hours just to charge up another battery. Maybe they do charge quickly?
I'll do a little more digging/reading.
Thanks for the ideas.
@@survivingringworm2202 it depends what battery and solar panels you have if your charging off straight solar it’s slower. The generator will charge it fast like a couple hours. even in low sunlight solar still works just not to it’s fullest. I get it not wanting to do a review i don’t know what they ask for on the review side. I do know the smaller channels just mention what kit there using and use it. It wasn’t much of a review it was more like hey jackery sent me this solar and battery kit for free to use in my videos. And they just used it..
To get rid of the Ringworm ??
have you found gasoline chainsaw oil better than others that fights carbon?
"The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool." W.S. words to consider before commenting on another man's ways.
What sawmill do you use?
In Your intro you mentioned several times "sending information to the future" Have you discovered something interesting in the U.P.?
And where do Yooper Lights come from? Cool Project you have goin .
Oh yeah. It's a different world up here. Nightly abductions and lightning strikes of knowledge.
@@survivingringworm2202 Terrific channel , thanks for bringing us with! As for abductions, U need a tramp stamp that reads " Probus Non Gratus" but thanks for the offer,
PS ; The alter boy I learned Latin from was a Drunk.