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In that 6 min. mark… Could you please tell me more about the type/size garbage can compared to the size of the EcoFlow? So far, I can’t find a garbage can that is large enough to cover that solar generator.
ne project that I will be working on is a Faraday cage, but I was thinking if a device is not plugged up will it still be hit by a EMP I'm thinking not just want to know your thoughts I do keep some devices unplugged when not using them
Was at a Walmart a senior was trying to paid with a 50 dollar bill. Walmart manager refused to accept it because it was worn. I walked over asked to see the bill. I then after taking a good look pull a 10 and two 20’s out and gave them to the man. The manager (a young pup). Said the bill was too old. I looked at him and replied “you need a reality check”. Walked out. Went to my bank and exchange it for a new 50 dollar bill
I have a basic three step approach to determining if we have been hit with an EMP. 1. The lights go out unexpectedly: 2. Check your phone, If it's not working; 3. Check if your vehicles start. If they do not, there's a very good chance there was an EMP given all of these electrical/electronic devices have suddenly and simultaneously stopped working.
EMP will not affect your vehicle. It takes a long antenna to accept an EMP. The electrical grid is for sure at risk, but small appliances, vehicles, and the like will not burn out from an EMP.
Most vehicles are safe from an EMP, most not all but most. If the electronic device you are relying upon has an LCD or a UI to be able to access modes and functionality you better make sure it is un a faraday cage. Small appliances like a CPAP machine are relatively safe because they do not have a UI to them or are still using analog switches. Things like a solar generator that have the digital display and are reliant upon a small processor to track voltage regulation and such are definitely not. Faraday cage easy to make, test and find info or instructions@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218
With regards to getting home and/or evacuating - I have ordanance survey maps and a compass in my car. If the sat nav fails, I have a backup navigation method. I have also gone for drives to areas I have never been to, and then worked back home using the maps to practice. This is worth doing; as before I got the maps - I have gotten into situations where the roads I know have been unexpectedly closed and I have found myself diverted down back roads in the countryside with no GPS or phone signal at dusk with not much petrol in the tank. Horrible feeling being lost - do yourself a favour and don't let it happen to you.
Get an EMP shield for your vehicle and a Cow catcher or a steel bumper guard and a winch for ripping doors open for looting, every road will be blocked up so leaving isn’t an option so get food and water/ fuel storages.
Guys, here is The Savior HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE - Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses) - Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.” Isaiah 43:11 “I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.” Isaiah 45:5 “I am YaH, and there is none else.”
That’s the way to do it. I have the same thoughts and actions. Press, my profile you can see the castle I built for bug out in the Philippines on the island, of course and yes, it’s defendable.
We ran a restraunt 50 years without a register,,,, 2 relatives ran a store each for 70 years without a register,,,,the world will not stop for those that have a brain and can think!!
The panic from the ones who can’t boil water and the newcomers will be the essence of the Chaos. Estimates by the government are 90% of the population in cities would be eliminated within 9 months be it starvation, lack of water or violence
For chest freezers, placing 2 or 3 folded blankets on top of the freezer, covering the entire surface within a couple hours of the power going out can increase the time before things start to melt. We managed to keep the contents of our very full freezer frozen for 4.5 days without power during a September snowstorm in 2014. While it may not help with a major EMP, it can certainly help with shorter emergencies.
good idea i also have all my meat seasoned and cooked then vacuum seal in freezer this helps with fuel and time and water also it can be eaten cold i have a cooler with bags of ice balls to keep cold but never thought about blankets over it thanks
Put your food out in the snow after enough freezer cold has left. In buckets. Cover it with snow on top-like a Dutch oven effect, only with cold snow instead of coals.
Evening JR. Agree, planning, alternate plans and still another plan is crucial to surviving a situation, but practice and going over, dry runs, will show you any negatives or shortages in your plans. ✔️
Very good video. One more tip: I have written everything down that I need to think of when SHTF. And that is a lot! I wrote it down, not for myself, but for my future housemates (children, grandchildren). When I take them in, they have to be thorougly instructed and trained. Without documentation, you do not know where to start and you forget things. Moreover, it is too much to take in at once.
Your on track with training plans for newcomers. Essential. Groups and families may not like it but this should be done by all for the benifit of all. A little knowledge can make all the difference.
Yes! I have my 'To Grab' list ready to go. It has everything in order of importance, so I can take what I really need if I only have a few minutes, but also things to take if I have time. But, I know that I'll be nervous and not be able to focus normally, so that list is important to me.
I had a certified plumber come out to our house yesterday to install a back flow valve in our sewage clean out pipe so that no sewage would enter our house if the situation got that bad. Since we live on a hill, he was honest and said that although he'd love to charge me $1,800.00 to install it, we really didn't need one. He said the houses at the bottom of the hill need one. He looked at our street and said the sewage will force the lid off the manhole cover and will flow downhill towards the houses down there. There really wasn't any way it would ever flow back into our house. I also asked him about the inflatable ball that can be inserted in the sewage clean out pipe and he said by the time you realize you need it, it will be too late and sewage will already be in your house. I absolutely loved this video and got so much useful information from it. THANK YOU!!!
@@LostBeagle If you live in a house with a big enough garden, you can always install a septic tank with a spreading field. Without a spreading field, you will have to empty your tank every other year…. And you are unlikely to find a company to do this unpleasant job in a SHTF situation.
I used to work as a contractor on an Air Force base. Some of my crew had to climb a water tower on the base to change out an antenna. There were rust holes in the tank and a dead pigeon floating in there. Don't trust your tap water.
I was in Cuba for a month and was staying in a house near Havana. One day our water ran out from the house. The hosts were..." Will call the water company to come fill your tank. We thought we had city water. Nope...the tank was hosting frogs.
Read the book "One Second After." It opens your mind up to a myriad of different "prepping" skill sets that you need to add to your prepping lifestyle. Vehicles made after 1980'ish will not operate. A major EMP event will take us back to the 1850's in a flash.
Eh, do research for yourself on the effects of an EMP. It takes a long antenna to accept an EMP. The electrical grid is for sure at risk, but smaller objects are not affected like that.
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218 They fry instantly in nanoseconds (E1) You are speaking about E3 that will melt down power lines, copper telephone lines, etc. Gas protectors, fiber optics repeaters, transformers will "explode". Back to before the Midle Ages....
Agree! I bought both tennis and racquet balls (put inside a long sock) to stuff in the drains. I'm imagining the need to put heavy things on top of the sock/balls.
In the PLUMBING DEPT, you can purchase a SEWER TRAP that you put into your line going from your house to the Sewage Line.. All of us put them on when Sewage came to our area, as it is a means to keep anything from BACKUP into the homes...
Good stuff. We talked about not using any spices when we’re cooking, but add them at the end to our food after being plated because when cooking inside with spices, you can smell it outside for a long way.
Thanks for the tip! I never thought about that before. I love cooking with garlic and other spices and the smell does go a long way through the neighbourhood. Especially if no one else has prepped before hand and isn't cooking.
this assumes your neighbours are awful. first thing to do is make sure the whole street is a team, cordone off the roads is a good idea too. funny how he doesn't seem to mention that working together could be a good idea.
@@mikesmith6461 I have never understood why people prep with rope and paracord- is that a military thing? Would it be used to pull a truck out of a ditch or something? I can see a bungee cord and tarp, for say a broken window, but I honestly don't know what a rope or paracord could be useful for. Please explain, thank you!
Another great video with important information. Thank JR. I do have an EMP question. With all of the arcing associated with EMPs, is there a good chance that we could see a lot of house fires?
It’s possible, but would probably depend on several factors. A worst case scenario would be a house right under the EMP with bad wiring inside the house and poorly maintained utility equipment outside. If it’s dry outside, that wouldn’t help either of sparks start dropping from lines or transformers onto dead grass.
It seems to me that the best thing to do post EMP is to organize local neighborhoods and help each other survive. Living in a post electronic world will seem tough, but doable if we stay calm and work together, pooling our resources and abilities. Neighborhood associations will have a whole new meaning.
That may be easier said than done, a lot of people will be in a mad panic & they will get dangerous. Some neighbourhoods might be more in control, but others will be a living nightmare with gangs doing home invasions & looting. Regardless, it's scary stuff.
If your children are at school, their first plan , in an emergency is to put the children on school busses and take them to a central location for parents to pick them up. With no bus transport available, I suspect that they will hold the children at the school until someone picks them up. A friend of mine has told his daughter to "escape" and make her way to a pre chosen safe waypoint.
When my son was in local schools, the meeting place was the large Oak tree on our dental clinic property. It's at the center of town and easy to walk to.
Teach your kids in this event to dump their backpacks, fill the water bottles if they can and which route they're to walk home. Our tweens are not going to sit in a school gym somewhere.
It's not hard,you stock up on canned meats, veggies,and pastas,butane or propane stove,lard to make candles,rice,oats,and pet food if having pets,also prepare some of those food preps in a large suitcase in case you must evacuate,n stock up on water bottles for drinking,n fill up tap water for cleaning n hygiene,baby wipes,etc,things that won't spoil ,if you can have a generator that's great,I'm a appt dweller,you can prep ,please do,also fruits , anything you can cook without depending on the grid,that's your survival
We are currently still without power and Upstate, South Carolina. They don’t expect power back in my area until Friday at the minimum. With that being said there isn’t too many rich people in my area out of about 50 houses only to have generators and you could hear them running at night and they are the only houses that have lights on. Now I’m not gonna rob nobody and I’m not on drugs and I have all that I need for me and my children. But a lot of the people in my area will steal your gas can just because and I’ve caught many of them doing that just to me even when the lights were on during normal occasions. theft has skyrocketed in the past few days and I’m surprised them rich. Haven’t lost their generators yet.
Okra---- a favorite vegetable difficult to find (even frozen) in my area. It was heartwarming to see it there in amongst the chilis. With a spread like that, what could be better after SHTF than a steaming bowl of gumbo? You can forage for the file. And maybe some crawfish and fresh water mussels. Venison sausage? You're good to go!
Read "one second after". A story of a veteran in black mountain NC when a EMP hits the nation...and his daughter needs refrigerated insulin. Its a 3 parter, youll be hooked
Greetings from Tennessee. I hope you and your family made it through the fires okay. I'm still think you need to do a show on the difference between a bug out bag and a get home bag, which in my opinion are two very different things.
JR you are by far my favorite prepper to watch. Honest, no fear mongering, direct, don't beat around the bush to prolong something that can be said in a couple of minutes vs 30 minutes. Can't wait to read the Stockpile List you sent me. Have a great week.
No worries for me. I know where I’m going when I die and how I get there is not really an issue. God knows what’s going to happen and I place my trust in him. God has given me common sense and I have prepared as much as I can. John 3:16
Use a 5 gallon bucket, a toilet seat and plastic bags set inside of the 5 gallon bucket, put kitty litter or pine litter or even corn cob bits into that toilet and use it as your toilet adding a little litter after each use, can put tied bag into trash can or compost it somehow.
Better yet, put the plastic bag in your toilet. Dip the water out first and plug the drain so that sewer gas doesn’t come into the house. Sitting on a five gallon bucket may cause it to tip over. Your toilet is the better option.
Just for urination.. You can use urinals like the hospitals do when you can't get out of bed. Then dispose of in yard, maybe on weeds! For the other hmm I think the plastic bags in the toilet where the water has been removed sounds more sturdier to me just my thought. But all ideas really good depending on your situation.
It should be said (I missed it if it was) no one really knows what an EMP will do to everything, of course the grid or parts of it will likely go down, but there is no telling what it will do to modern cell phones, cars, generators and other medium to small electronics like fridges. For all we know they will be completely unharmed, or everything with the simplest circuit board could be fried, we just don't know for sure. But these are some good steps regardless.
I bought EMP Shields for my car and the breaker box of my house. Anything plugged in to an outlet is protected. The shields are military grade and have been tested for just about any EMP pulse short of a micro nova
I’ve been rewatching the EMP/Nuke Prank people did a while ago and you really get to see how so many people don’t take action and remain confused or skeptical
Wow J.R. I think that was your most helpful video yet, thank you! I am going to watch it again to make sure I absorbed everything. Also completely irrelevant to the video, I know, but that is a great shirt- good color for you. 😂
Dang! Gotta unseal my Faraday can and add solar motion sensor lights and alarms. I had the packs of solar lights in there but never thought of motion sensor ones. Thank you! It pays to watch yet another prepper video as you never know when you might have missed something.
After a grid-down, to see who might be on my porch at night, I have a motion-sensor solar-powered porch light...not to be installed until needed, so the battery is reserved.
After a grid-down, to see who might be on my porch at night, I have a motion-sensor solar-powered porch light...not to be installed until needed, so the battery is reserved.
I have two old generators that will not be affected by an EMP and enough fuel for a few weeks for two or three hours of running a day. We live outside of a small town with a well in the garden, and enough food for three or four months.
Be sure to use a fuel stabilizer or just use it up as long as you can get moreyoull need more tgan 10 gals living off a generator won't be sustainable as you won't bevable to get gas
Put proper thermometers into fridges and freezers up front where if needed you can quickly tell the temps of them also keeping a fridge or freezer full helps it stay cold much longer than this that have allot of empty room in them, freeze or store water bottles with expansion room helps keep the appliances cold as well as using less energy to keep them at a proper temp even during normal times.
Thank you young man. It is certainly a pleasure to listen to your instructions. I can tell that you want to help folks by teaching them how to help themselves and you do it without an altered ego. 🙏🙏🙏
I have jugs I filled with water and have kept in my basement. It’s not to drink, it’s so we can use to flush our toilet or to clean dishes. As far as drinking water, I bought water and I have the drinking straws.
I see adult potty chairs at almost every estate sale and at thrift stores. There is no reason to have to rig something up when you can get one for about $20.
for small game and birds dont underestimate the 22 air gun. make sure its not co2 powered. 1000s of .22 pellets can be had relatively cheap and they are pretty silent. .22 pellets can take down squirls,birds and other animals under about 5 pounds.
For a thermos, boil 10 min, pour into thermos. Wrap in towels or blankets. May set in bathtub for the day. Dinner cooks while you are busy. Scent is sealed in during cooking. Open and consume.
Get a stout cardboard box. Have a few small pillows (strong material) filled with foam chips. Bring one pot for the family to a boil by whatever means with you foodstuff inside the pot. Put the lid on the pot, pot inside the cardboard box with the pillows below, around and on top of the pot. Place close fitting cardboard lid on the box. End result is a complete cooked meal.
There was a young man out of MO who did earthquakes.. Dutchsinse. I followed him for a long time till something changed with his channel. He said one of the best places to go was a Campground. I liked his idea. In the Ozarks there are many good campgrounds. I still think you need to have a plan to flee. Need to check places before something happens. Get your camping gear ready.
I grew up poor and I think I can survive and am prepping as much as I can but finances force me to pick and choose. Thankfully I live in an area with a lot of natural resources available and we were farmers. I can plow a field grow a garden etc. And I’ve purchased seeds. I’ve been discussing things with my neighbors I trust about working together.
That's how it is. And they knew me. I was not 'expected' so I was 'sent back.' But they knew me. They. Knew. Me. You just cannot comprehend the comfort I take from that. I enjoy this side of life, but I am not afraid of leaving it.
A few small solar generators are also a good idea..for those of us with a sump pump ...have a separate -brand new sump pump with solar generator and fold up panel in a faraway cage..for a metal garbage can cage, lay it on its side and slide items in....I'm not seeing anyone talk about this but have vivid memories of being a kid when the power was out for days and being woke up to bail water for my shift..
Excellent question/ concern. I'm always asking "prepper channels" to address this and other issues like if the grid goes down and you can't work what would happen if you can't pay rent? Nobody's talking about this major issue!
@@Ben-qm9zq Your landlord/apt. manager is not going to be chasing you down for rent in this scenario. Focus on basic survival (food, water, sanitation & security). Worry about paying your rent when the lights come back on.
What would be the best way to protect your solar stuff, vehicles, and other things from an EMP? How could you protect yourself from fall-out if you live in an RV or a mobile home?
If an EMP goes off in the atmosphere, there won’t be fallout….(finally, one thing we don’t have to worry about! 😉) Protect devices: look up EMP bags, and Faraday cages!
Thank you for a well researched and highly practical video. Bravo. We all pray it won't come to the this, but with each passing day it does appear more and more predictable.
I have some of the nuns hats that we use in hospitals to collect patient urine and bm. It fits underneath the seat. I can then dump the waste into a bucket and take outside. I also have a portable bedside commode that forlds flat for storage.
What amazes me is the utter lack of preparation the country does for something like this. Its apparently been brought before congress a lot and they seem to ignore it.
You can make milk last out of the fridge by putting it in cold water, or if it's cold outside, open the window about 2/3 inches and place the milk in the gap.
I am old. When my medicine runs out I realize I might not get refills. But my kids and grandkids will have months of food, tents, traps, plenty of water, hand tools, knifes, axes, archery equipment and firearms
My understanding, if theres an EMP attack in the center of the country, 95% of everything with electrical components won't work. This obviously also includes, vehicles, stores, banks, supermarkets, gas stations, no water, etc. Everyone will have to walk or bike.
@@independenttntn3276 ,if it has points instead of electronic ignition you're correct. Older cars with points will work. I use to have a 79 Ford Lariat and I believe it had electronic ignition.
@@gusbarrera417 I am SO GLAD that you replied. I just ASSumed it didnt have an ICM given the year but it looks like Ford did away with points in 74. I'm going to buy a spare ICM from Rock Auto and keep it in a faraday cage.
A sealed military ammo boxes of various sizes can protect handheld GPS its, cell phones, iPads, laptops, emergency radios, etc. EMP "blankets" can protect e-bikes. PROPERLY sealed metal garbage cans (sealed with aluminum tape on seams and lid closure) is good for "solar" batteries, etc.
For long-term food security, pressure canning. You can preserve non-acid foods like meat and vegetables for a year or two. You can preserve fully finished meals like chili, curries, and soups. For bugging out, you can save money by storing meal replacement powders/bars instead of investing in MREs or other emergency rations which can be costly. We use a vegan protein powder as it has more nutrients than regular protein powders, and more protein than regular meal replacement powders.
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In that 6 min. mark…
Could you please tell me more about the type/size garbage can compared to the size of the EcoFlow? So far, I can’t find a garbage can that is large enough to cover that solar generator.
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Do one on global warming bug out..
I mean it stands to reason that that is going to be our biggest threat other than nuclear annihilation.
Only father knows Jesus Christ comes to trust in Jesus Christ 🙏
ne project that I will be working on is a Faraday cage, but I was thinking if a device is not plugged up will it still be hit by a EMP I'm thinking not just want to know your thoughts I do keep some devices unplugged when not using them
Was at a Walmart a senior was trying to paid with a 50 dollar bill. Walmart manager refused to accept it because it was worn. I walked over asked to see the bill. I then after taking a good look pull a 10 and two 20’s out and gave them to the man. The manager (a young pup). Said the bill was too old. I looked at him and replied “you need a reality check”. Walked out. Went to my bank and exchange it for a new 50 dollar bill
I have a basic three step approach to determining if we have been hit with an EMP. 1. The lights go out unexpectedly: 2. Check your phone, If it's not working; 3. Check if your vehicles start. If they do not, there's a very good chance there was an EMP given all of these electrical/electronic devices have suddenly and simultaneously stopped working.
It could also be a Geomagnetic storm which we are overdue for.
Thank You ❤
EMP will not affect your vehicle. It takes a long antenna to accept an EMP. The electrical grid is for sure at risk, but small appliances, vehicles, and the like will not burn out from an EMP.
Most vehicles are safe from an EMP, most not all but most. If the electronic device you are relying upon has an LCD or a UI to be able to access modes and functionality you better make sure it is un a faraday cage. Small appliances like a CPAP machine are relatively safe because they do not have a UI to them or are still using analog switches. Things like a solar generator that have the digital display and are reliant upon a small processor to track voltage regulation and such are definitely not. Faraday cage easy to make, test and find info or instructions@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218
@@NedReck6967
Do EMP weapons exist?
With regards to getting home and/or evacuating - I have ordanance survey maps and a compass in my car. If the sat nav fails, I have a backup navigation method. I have also gone for drives to areas I have never been to, and then worked back home using the maps to practice. This is worth doing; as before I got the maps - I have gotten into situations where the roads I know have been unexpectedly closed and I have found myself diverted down back roads in the countryside with no GPS or phone signal at dusk with not much petrol in the tank. Horrible feeling being lost - do yourself a favour and don't let it happen to you.
Thanks for sharing Gavin!
Get an EMP shield for your vehicle and a Cow catcher or a steel bumper guard and a winch for ripping doors open for looting, every road will be blocked up so leaving isn’t an option so get food and water/ fuel storages.
Guys, here is The Savior
HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH”
YaH is The Heavenly Father
YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING
YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins
YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE
- Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses)
- Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah)
Isaiah 42:8
"I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols.”
Isaiah 43:11
“I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me.”
Isaiah 45:5
“I am YaH, and there is none else.”
sounds like doing alit but I believe you It's my birthday today and I feel scared 😱 to live 😆
That’s the way to do it. I have the same thoughts and actions. Press, my profile you can see the castle I built for bug out in the Philippines on the island, of course and yes, it’s defendable.
SO glad I planned ahead 20 years ago, and bought a house with a septic system!
@@johnjanuary2958 Yes, even more often if needed. Thankfully mine is still in excellent condition. Best wishes to you!
@@johnjanuary2958lol have you been seeing the septic tank cleaning videos a lot lately too?
@@onlythedeuce4572poop smoothies
@@onlythedeuce4572poop smoothie
The pump runs on electricity. You know that I assume.
We ran a restraunt 50 years without a register,,,, 2 relatives ran a store each for 70 years without a register,,,,the world will not stop for those that have a brain and can think!!
The panic from the ones who can’t boil water and the newcomers will be the essence of the Chaos. Estimates by the government are 90% of the population in cities would be eliminated within 9 months be it starvation, lack of water or violence
People don’t think ethically and morally in times of crisis it’s every man for themselves unfortunately…
Yep… people would just rob the stores… Mass rush.
Manual registers won't save you from a hungry mob of diversity.
Tax evasion 👍
For chest freezers, placing 2 or 3 folded blankets on top of the freezer, covering the entire surface within a couple hours of the power going out can increase the time before things start to melt. We managed to keep the contents of our very full freezer frozen for 4.5 days without power during a September snowstorm in 2014. While it may not help with a major EMP, it can certainly help with shorter emergencies.
good idea i also have all my meat seasoned and cooked then vacuum seal in freezer this helps with fuel and time and water also it can be eaten cold i have a cooler with bags of ice balls to keep cold but never thought about blankets over it thanks
Wow , thank you ❤
Keep frozen water jugs in your freezer.
It will help keep it cold longer too
Buy canned goods
Put your food out in the snow after enough freezer cold has left. In buckets. Cover it with snow on top-like a Dutch oven effect, only with cold snow instead of coals.
Evening JR. Agree, planning, alternate plans and still another plan is crucial to surviving a situation, but practice and going over, dry runs, will show you any negatives or shortages in your plans. ✔️
Thanks for watching and commenting Eric!
Very good video. One more tip: I have written everything down that I need to think of when SHTF. And that is a lot! I wrote it down, not for myself, but for my future housemates (children, grandchildren). When I take them in, they have to be thorougly instructed and trained. Without documentation, you do not know where to start and you forget things. Moreover, it is too much to take in at once.
Excellent idea Peter- also for ourselves because if we are panicking or stressed, we may not be thinking clearly! 👍
Great Idea ! ❤
@@DaisyDay.-pm2cfi tell my kids print out important photos so U have history of your family if anyone is left-
Your on track with training plans for newcomers. Essential. Groups and families may not like it but this should be done by all for the benifit of all. A little knowledge can make all the difference.
Yes! I have my 'To Grab' list ready to go. It has everything in order of importance, so I can take what I really need if I only have a few minutes, but also things to take if I have time. But, I know that I'll be nervous and not be able to focus normally, so that list is important to me.
We just bought a couple of fire blankets which could come in handy. Thanks for the video, and best wishes to you, JR!!
Good idea❤
Fire blanket in a atomic strike?? Well you won't see the blast when it vaporize you
I had a certified plumber come out to our house yesterday to install a back flow valve in our sewage clean out pipe so that no sewage would enter our house if the situation got that bad. Since we live on a hill, he was honest and said that although he'd love to charge me $1,800.00 to install it, we really didn't need one. He said the houses at the bottom of the hill need one. He looked at our street and said the sewage will force the lid off the manhole cover and will flow downhill towards the houses down there. There really wasn't any way it would ever flow back into our house. I also asked him about the inflatable ball that can be inserted in the sewage clean out pipe and he said by the time you realize you need it, it will be too late and sewage will already be in your house. I absolutely loved this video and got so much useful information from it. THANK YOU!!!
Keep that plumber : he’s a honest man !
Regardless; what will you do when the public sewage system is down? Got a hookup to a septic tank?
@@LostBeagle If you live in a house with a big enough garden, you can always install a septic tank with a spreading field. Without a spreading field, you will have to empty your tank every other year…. And you are unlikely to find a company to do this unpleasant job in a SHTF situation.
@@LostBeagle Go into "camp" mode I guess.
@@LostBeagle put some 55 gallon drums down and hooked them up
I used to work as a contractor on an Air Force base. Some of my crew had to climb a water tower on the base to change out an antenna. There were rust holes in the tank and a dead pigeon floating in there. Don't trust your tap water.
On an airforce base I would not drink any tap water because the groundwater is certainly full of PFAS from the fire retardant foam
@@LifeLise I spent some time on the base in antigua. The tap water had an oil slick.
5x filtration from well here😊
I was in Cuba for a month and was staying in a house near Havana. One day our water ran out from the house. The hosts were..." Will call the water company to come fill your tank. We thought we had city water. Nope...the tank was hosting frogs.
@@everhappy6312 Mmmm, a cool fresh glass of tadpoles.
Read the book "One Second After." It opens your mind up to a myriad of different "prepping" skill sets that you need to add to your prepping lifestyle. Vehicles made after 1980'ish will not operate. A major EMP event will take us back to the 1850's in a flash.
Loved those books. Very informative. I think i read the writer spoke before congress many years ago about protecting our infrastructure
Eh, do research for yourself on the effects of an EMP. It takes a long antenna to accept an EMP. The electrical grid is for sure at risk, but smaller objects are not affected like that.
1975
@@insideoutsideupsidedown2218
They fry instantly in nanoseconds (E1)
You are speaking about E3 that will melt down power lines, copper telephone lines, etc.
Gas protectors, fiber optics repeaters, transformers will "explode".
Back to before the Midle Ages....
“One Second After” free audio book on u tube !! Full of good ideas.
Suggestions on how to block the sewage drain line would be so helpful.
Agree! I bought both tennis and racquet balls (put inside a long sock) to stuff in the drains. I'm imagining the need to put heavy things on top of the sock/balls.
In the PLUMBING DEPT, you can purchase a SEWER TRAP that you put into your line going from your house to the Sewage Line..
All of us put them on when Sewage came to our area, as it is a means to keep anything from BACKUP into the homes...
Why ?
If sewer pumps stop working sewage will back up into your house.@pattieprophet7987
Backflow device. Super simple.
What we are facing is no joke! If you love your family get prepared! God bless
Yes! Keep preparing.
They’re gonna blame a EMP attack on Russia but make no mistake it will be our own government and who theyre controlled by. For what purpose? WAR/NWO
More than saving your body it would be wise to save your soul and pray that you are really understanding what is happening.
Jesus saves.
❤🙏🏼✝️🙌🏼🎉🕊❤️
Amen! No worries here. I have God! I will die however I am supposed to die. But I know where I’m going and will gladly suffer to get there. John 3:16
Aman! They can kill my body but not my soul!
Here is how. 1. admit do wrong and sin 2. Call out to JESUS CHRIST and ask him to save you. That is it. Free. Gift of God. Try it now.
thanks for always putting together great videos
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching them!
Good stuff. We talked about not using any spices when we’re cooking, but add them at the end to our food after being plated because when cooking inside with spices, you can smell it outside for a long way.
Good suggestion❤
Thanks for the tip! I never thought about that before. I love cooking with garlic and other spices and the smell does go a long way through the neighbourhood. Especially if no one else has prepped before hand and isn't cooking.
this assumes your neighbours are awful. first thing to do is make sure the whole street is a team, cordone off the roads is a good idea too. funny how he doesn't seem to mention that working together could be a good idea.
Or cook enough for the neighbors with that food thawing out.
One of your absolute best videos yet, J.R. Thank you!
The USAF taught us to keep electronics protected for a week or so because there will be several EMP’s to make sure they worked.
Thanks for sharing!
How do you protect them?
Getting home will be difficullt..auto's will not run.
Plan for gas pumps to be down.
@@baneverything5580Microwaves arent sealed. Ive tested them with an emf meter and they emit high emfs. That means it isnt completely sealed
Thanks JR for some more handy hints & advice hope you have a great day and stay safe & alert in these trying times mate 😊😉
Thank you Rodney!
Water and personal hygiene items. Especially deodorant, body wash, shampoo and of course toilet paper!
Bars of Ivory Soap. Ivory Soap floats.
Plus toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss. 👍
Rope
@@mikesmith6461 I have never understood why people prep with rope and paracord- is that a military thing? Would it be used to pull a truck out of a ditch or something? I can see a bungee cord and tarp, for say a broken window, but I honestly don't know what a rope or paracord could be useful for. Please explain, thank you!
Bug and mosquito spray repellent in the south especially
Great video. I'm always picking up useful info here. Thank you and stay safe bro.🙏🇺🇲🙏🇺🇲
😊😊😊best prepper on TH-cam!!! Thanks for the video!!!!
Thank you Heidi!
Free audio book on u tube , “One After “or “One Second After “ about a small town trying to survive after a emp. Full of good tips .
Another great video with important information. Thank JR. I do have an EMP question. With all of the arcing associated with EMPs, is there a good chance that we could see a lot of house fires?
It’s possible, but would probably depend on several factors. A worst case scenario would be a house right under the EMP with bad wiring inside the house and poorly maintained utility equipment outside. If it’s dry outside, that wouldn’t help either of sparks start dropping from lines or transformers onto dead grass.
It seems to me that the best thing to do post EMP is to organize local neighborhoods and help each other survive. Living in a post electronic world will seem tough, but doable if we stay calm and work together, pooling our resources and abilities. Neighborhood associations will have a whole new meaning.
That may be easier said than done, a lot of people will be in a mad panic & they will get dangerous. Some neighbourhoods might be more in control, but others will be a living nightmare with gangs doing home invasions & looting. Regardless, it's scary stuff.
That won't likely work. Greed n desperation
"work together"????thats funny...have you seen the news, even without a EMP???
If your children are at school, their first plan , in an emergency is to put the children on school busses and take them to a central location for parents to pick them up. With no bus transport available, I suspect that they will hold the children at the school until someone picks them up. A friend of mine has told his daughter to "escape" and make her way to a pre chosen safe waypoint.
No they would put the schools in lock down.
Busses won’t work
When my son was in local schools, the meeting place was the large Oak tree on our dental clinic property. It's at the center of town and easy to walk to.
Teach your kids in this event to dump their backpacks, fill the water bottles if they can and which route they're to walk home. Our tweens are not going to sit in a school gym somewhere.
Why escape?why not just meet them at the school and not cause the teachers to have a heart attack with a missing kid during all that chaos
May I suggest you produce a video for apartment dwellers since more and more folks are living in these buildings.
It's not hard,you stock up on canned meats, veggies,and pastas,butane or propane stove,lard to make candles,rice,oats,and pet food if having pets,also prepare some of those food preps in a large suitcase in case you must evacuate,n stock up on water bottles for drinking,n fill up tap water for cleaning n hygiene,baby wipes,etc,things that won't spoil ,if you can have a generator that's great,I'm a appt dweller,you can prep ,please do,also fruits , anything you can cook without depending on the grid,that's your survival
We are currently still without power and Upstate, South Carolina. They don’t expect power back in my area until Friday at the minimum. With that being said there isn’t too many rich people in my area out of about 50 houses only to have generators and you could hear them running at night and they are the only houses that have lights on. Now I’m not gonna rob nobody and I’m not on drugs and I have all that I need for me and my children. But a lot of the people in my area will steal your gas can just because and I’ve caught many of them doing that just to me even when the lights were on during normal occasions. theft has skyrocketed in the past few days and I’m surprised them rich. Haven’t lost their generators yet.
Good vid JR. I have the same garbage can faraday can rig holding the same Delta Max + battery. 👍
Nice!
Okra---- a favorite vegetable difficult to find (even frozen) in my area. It was heartwarming to see it there in amongst the chilis. With a spread like that, what could be better after SHTF than a steaming bowl of gumbo? You can forage for the file. And maybe some crawfish and fresh water mussels. Venison sausage? You're good to go!
I’ve seen okra freeze dried I believe
Get some seeds & grow it like a house plant
Good advice, stuff and directions as usual. Thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Read "one second after". A story of a veteran in black mountain NC when a EMP hits the nation...and his daughter needs refrigerated insulin. Its a 3 parter, youll be hooked
The sewage system backing up has me worried a bit!
You can buy a sewer plug they say.
@@LisaRucker-x8k does the sewage plug work as well as having a plumber install a back-flow prevention valve in the sewage clean out pipe?
@@LisaRucker-x8k does the sewage plug work as well as having a plumber install a back-flow prevention valve in the sewage clean out pipe?
Omg
Bag of cement on the ready😊
Greetings from Tennessee. I hope you and your family made it through the fires okay. I'm still think you need to do a show on the difference between a bug out bag and a get home bag, which in my opinion are two very different things.
When we had a power outage from a storm i went outside and got my solar yard lights. Just a tip
JR you are by far my favorite prepper to watch. Honest, no fear mongering, direct, don't beat around the bush to prolong something that can be said in a couple of minutes vs 30 minutes. Can't wait to read the Stockpile List you sent me. Have a great week.
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
I feel like being on a septic and well water puts us at an advantage … even having a manual pump on the well
True
But my well needs electricity to bring up water. I don't have a hand pump. But I do have a spring on my property just a few feet down.
@@irenez7439- You can use solar to keep your electric well running!
My well is only 12 feet deep and I can dip into the water.
We're exploring solar options for our electric pump. The old hand pump that was on the property when we bought it isn't connected.
No worries for me. I know where I’m going when I die and how I get there is not really an issue. God knows what’s going to happen and I place my trust in him.
God has given me common sense and I have prepared as much as I can. John 3:16
What makes you think God is a him?
Amen 🙏
Amen. HE is all we need. However, it isn’t death. It is the how. I am for trying to be comfortable and helping my children.
@@MissMarinaCapricommon sense for one. Knowledge in scripture for another. Get right or get left.
AMEN
Use a 5 gallon bucket, a toilet seat and plastic bags set inside of the 5 gallon bucket, put kitty litter or pine litter or even corn cob bits into that toilet and use it as your toilet adding a little litter after each use, can put tied bag into trash can or compost it somehow.
Better yet, put the plastic bag in your toilet. Dip the water out first and plug the drain so that sewer gas doesn’t come into the house. Sitting on a five gallon bucket may cause it to tip over. Your toilet is the better option.
FUK NO
A trash can that will be emptied by whom? And 'somehow' is not approved method of problem solving.
The pine litter works great as it is relatively lightweight and does a great job of absorbing liquids.
Just for urination.. You can use urinals like the hospitals do when you can't get out of bed. Then dispose of in yard, maybe on weeds! For the other hmm I think the plastic bags in the toilet where the water has been removed sounds more sturdier to me just my thought. But all ideas really good depending on your situation.
It should be said (I missed it if it was) no one really knows what an EMP will do to everything, of course the grid or parts of it will likely go down, but there is no telling what it will do to modern cell phones, cars, generators and other medium to small electronics like fridges. For all we know they will be completely unharmed, or everything with the simplest circuit board could be fried, we just don't know for sure. But these are some good steps regardless.
It takes a long antenna to accept an EMP. Electrical lines will be at risk, but small items will not be affected. They will not be "burned out" .
Your information is very incomplete and is inaccurate. Please research the 3 types of EMP pulses.
YES WE DO
I bought EMP Shields for my car and the breaker box of my house. Anything plugged in to an outlet is protected. The shields are military grade and have been tested for just about any EMP pulse short of a micro nova
Biggest problem: EVERYONE who didn't prepare. And thats almost everyone!😵💫
I’ve got freeze dried foods I’m good for first hit rest is living off the land no issues
Indeed
People
Yup.
You cannot fight off a million rioters.
Hard to prepare for the unknown
The brick walls are a cozy comfortable touch.
Notice how they are laid tho
I’ve been rewatching the EMP/Nuke Prank people did a while ago and you really get to see how so many people don’t take action and remain confused or skeptical
Thanks for the further info on multiple emp attacks. Dealing with them has been on my mind, now that I have a decent solar battery set-up.
You’re welcome Richard! Thanks for watching!
I'm curious if our solar energy items will also not work...
@@AngelNote1Yes, would it take out solar?
@@Tammy-q3w My friend's brother is an electrical engineer, he says, yes, it's possible.
Protein powders and super-greens powder can sustain you when cooking isn’t possible. Super-greens is a great supplement for a brand and rice diet.
True, but you're going to be shittin' through a screen door
Grow sprouts
The MOST important thing is to accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior. We have zero guarantee when we will die. Please be prepared.
I thank and praise YOU LORD JESUS for saving my wretched soul!
Amen!!!
Spread the Word like a wildfire, pray for Israel and America, always stay close to our Lord Jesus! Amen! 🙏
I love this comment ❤️❤️❤️
Amen.
👍😜 Excellent vid today Brother 💒⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️
Wow J.R. I think that was your most helpful video yet, thank you! I am going to watch it again to make sure I absorbed everything. Also completely irrelevant to the video, I know, but that is a great shirt- good color for you. 😂
Give your life to the only one to help us. Believe in him
Yes, but be prepared.
Yes lot in God's hands 🙏
Who's that? Donny Littlehands?
AMEN
I have started storing water for my garden
Dang! Gotta unseal my Faraday can and add solar motion sensor lights and alarms. I had the packs of solar lights in there but never thought of motion sensor ones. Thank you! It pays to watch yet another prepper video as you never know when you might have missed something.
It takes all of us working together ❤
After a grid-down, to see who might be on my porch at night, I have a motion-sensor solar-powered porch light...not to be installed until needed, so the battery is reserved.
After a grid-down, to see who might be on my porch at night, I have a motion-sensor solar-powered porch light...not to be installed until needed, so the battery is reserved.
This has been one of the best videos I’ve watched on what to do in an event! Awesome! Thank you!!
Great content, JR. Thank you.
You’re welcome Emily! Thanks for watching!
Instead of blackout curtains or blankets you might want to use a see-through blackout window film so you can tell what's going on outside
I have two old generators that will not be affected by an EMP and enough fuel for a few weeks for two or three hours of running a day. We live outside of a small town with a well in the garden, and enough food for three or four months.
Be sure to use a fuel stabilizer or just use it up as long as you can get moreyoull need more tgan 10 gals living off a generator won't be sustainable as you won't bevable to get gas
Cash will also be Firestarter as it'll be a thing of tge past it's already tgere .
Don’t forget to have a pipe wrench to shut off your gas meter!!
Thanks for commenting Trisha!
Why? If you lose gas pressure it'll shut off by itself. They're very safe.
Worrying about nothing.
@@robertthomas5906Force of habit I guess ….earthquake possibility here…. old equipment…..
If there is an earthquake and the gas lines break and fires break out, you definitely want to shut off your gas line
Put proper thermometers into fridges and freezers up front where if needed you can quickly tell the temps of them also keeping a fridge or freezer full helps it stay cold much longer than this that have allot of empty room in them, freeze or store water bottles with expansion room helps keep the appliances cold as well as using less energy to keep them at a proper temp even during normal times.
Thank you young man. It is certainly a pleasure to listen to your instructions. I can tell that you want to help folks by teaching them how to help themselves and you do it without an altered ego. 🙏🙏🙏
Always enjoy the content. Must be nice weather down there in short sleeves.
It was getting better, and then the temp dropped again. Lol Thanks for watching!
I have jugs I filled with water and have kept in my basement. It’s not to drink, it’s so we can use to flush our toilet or to clean dishes. As far as drinking water, I bought water and I have the drinking straws.
I saved several empty laundry soap jugs, rinse them once them filled with water to use for cleaning up, washing dishes or laundry and flushing toilets
Another great video!
Thank you Sharon!
I bought a camping toilet the height of a normal toilet as I am a senior and could never squat and will use kitty litter.
You might want to consider a folding commode chair. Much easier, Imho.
I see adult potty chairs at almost every estate sale and at thrift stores. There is no reason to have to rig something up when you can get one for about $20.
Who's rigging something up??? Not me.
for small game and birds dont underestimate the 22 air gun. make sure its not co2 powered. 1000s of .22 pellets can be had relatively cheap and they are pretty silent. .22 pellets can take down squirls,birds and other animals under about 5 pounds.
Ive taken coons n otherd with my 177
For a thermos, boil 10 min, pour into thermos. Wrap in towels or blankets. May set in bathtub for the day. Dinner cooks while you are busy. Scent is sealed in during cooking. Open and consume.
Good idea- you could use a crock pot instead of a thermos in that way, too...
ITS CALLED BUILD A FIRE
@@tylerlormand5644 They were talking about indoors...
Get a stout cardboard box. Have a few small pillows (strong material) filled with foam chips. Bring one pot for the family to a boil by whatever means with you foodstuff inside the pot. Put the lid on the pot, pot inside the cardboard box with the pillows below, around and on top of the pot. Place close fitting cardboard lid on the box. End result is a complete cooked meal.
There was a young man out of MO who did earthquakes.. Dutchsinse. I followed him for a long time till something changed with his channel. He said one of the best places to go was a Campground. I liked his idea. In the Ozarks there are many good campgrounds. I still think you need to have a plan to flee. Need to check places before something happens. Get your camping gear ready.
I grew up poor and I think I can survive and am prepping as much as I can but finances force me to pick and choose. Thankfully I live in an area with a lot of natural resources available and we were farmers. I can plow a field grow a garden etc. And I’ve purchased seeds. I’ve been discussing things with my neighbors I trust about working together.
Please put up a video, for people in apartments, I cannot think of how to survive in a senior,/ disabled people apartments.
Keep batteries in an airtight metal tin (tight fitting lid). I have ours sorted by size, each in a different tin.
Wont they rust faster in a tin?
@@melanieoliver3294 I've never had batteries rust in the tin. But I keep them in their original packaging - inside the airtight tin.
you never die . from all accounts life on the other side is glorious and noone misses this life . who could blame them.
Whose accounts ?
@@Sorel366My son, for one.
That's how it is. And they knew me. I was not 'expected' so I was 'sent back.' But they knew me. They. Knew. Me. You just cannot comprehend the comfort I take from that. I enjoy this side of life, but I am not afraid of leaving it.
😮My sister canned the meat in her freezer on the barbeque when they lost power.
A few small solar generators are also a good idea..for those of us with a sump pump ...have a separate -brand new sump pump with solar generator and fold up panel in a faraway cage..for a metal garbage can cage, lay it on its side and slide items in....I'm not seeing anyone talk about this but have vivid memories of being a kid when the power was out for days and being woke up to bail water for my shift..
The book One Second After is a good book to read.
I read that trilogy. Very good, but the aftermath doesn't seem like something one would even want to survive.
Jr please talk about those who live in apts how they can help themselves ok✝️🙏🏾
Excellent question/ concern. I'm always asking "prepper channels" to address this and other issues like if the grid goes down and you can't work what would happen if you can't pay rent? Nobody's talking about this major issue!
@@deemisquadis9437 yet you still have a phone and TH-cam... good luck!
Just to many issues with living in cities 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@Ben-qm9zq Your landlord/apt. manager is not going to be chasing you down for rent in this scenario. Focus on basic survival (food, water, sanitation & security). Worry about paying your rent when the lights come back on.
@chem.4919 I would like to think that's the case but who knows. May lose the apartment b4 the lights go out! Then bye bye preps!
I had no idea the sewage lines would start flowing backwards. Thx for the info.
Happened to us after hurricane Rita….horrible experience
@@georgiasayers2250how did they say to prevent it from happening again?
@@prayforusa1994 installed a back flow device
Get some used 50 gal plastic barrels from marketplace. You can store them empty and fill with water at the first sign of an emergency.
I live not that far from a Necular Place in North Dakota. I’m only 50 miles from North Dakota. I got a very big Dog for my Protection & I’m Disabled.
What would be the best way to protect your solar stuff, vehicles, and other things from an EMP?
How could you protect yourself from fall-out if you live in an RV or a mobile home?
EMP Shield or similar devices
If an EMP goes off in the atmosphere, there won’t be fallout….(finally, one thing we don’t have to worry about! 😉)
Protect devices: look up EMP bags, and Faraday cages!
Also consider a composting toilet like Natures Head. Far more hygienic long term than shitting in a bucket or hole.
Thank you for a well researched and highly practical video. Bravo. We all pray it won't come to the this, but with each passing day it does appear more and more predictable.
I have some of the nuns hats that we use in hospitals to collect patient urine and bm. It fits underneath the seat. I can then dump the waste into a bucket and take outside. I also have a portable bedside commode that forlds flat for storage.
My car has a Faraday cage. I put all my electronics also.
JR, you do a good job on what measures work best. Please consider handicapped. Thanks
For the large hole in yard for solid waste, there is a earthworm digester concept that works really well.
Makes a person think that the amish people will thrive in such a scenario…don’t they know how to survive off grid???
Youll know your friends by their actiins.😮
What amazes me is the utter lack of preparation the country does for something like this. Its apparently been brought before congress a lot and they seem to ignore it.
That's a cool idea, to put boiling water into a Stanley flask and then add cookable foods. Thank you!
You can make milk last out of the fridge by putting it in cold water, or if it's cold outside, open the window about 2/3 inches and place the milk in the gap.
An EMP is the one thing my dad and now I fear the most. “Confusion, fear, and desperation…” cause otherwise “sane” people to become savages…
@@ThestuffthatSaralikes so true
I am old. When my medicine runs out I realize I might not get refills. But my kids and grandkids will have months of food, tents, traps, plenty of water, hand tools, knifes, axes, archery equipment and firearms
Aluminum foil on your windows will block out light. Mylar blankets are durable and useful.
Whoo hoo way ahead been using that stuff in my trailer fer years for keeping lights from being seen outside
Bubble wrap too!
Read the one second after trilogy. Pretty much explains how itd go down. Scary stuff.
I live 3 miles from a Russian target area for Naval comms. Fun!
Move and quick about it
Cutler? Me too.
@@blockbuster-em9bo no Jim Creek
Yikes
I say be Physically, Mentally, and Spiritually prepared.
My understanding, if theres an EMP attack in the center of the country, 95% of everything with electrical components won't work. This obviously also includes, vehicles, stores, banks, supermarkets, gas stations, no water, etc.
Everyone will have to walk or bike.
The Amish people are blessed. They know how to live without commodities.
@gusbarrera417
It wont affect my '79 F150 4x4.
@@independenttntn3276 ,if it has points instead of electronic ignition you're correct. Older cars with points will work.
I use to have a 79 Ford Lariat and I believe it had electronic ignition.
@@gusbarrera417 I am SO GLAD that you replied. I just ASSumed it didnt have an ICM given the year but it looks like Ford did away with points in 74. I'm going to buy a spare ICM from Rock Auto and keep it in a faraday cage.
@independenttntn3276 smart
A sealed military ammo boxes of various sizes can protect handheld GPS its, cell phones, iPads, laptops, emergency radios, etc. EMP "blankets" can protect e-bikes. PROPERLY sealed metal garbage cans (sealed with aluminum tape on seams and lid closure) is good for "solar" batteries, etc.
For long-term food security, pressure canning. You can preserve non-acid foods like meat and vegetables for a year or two. You can preserve fully finished meals like chili, curries, and soups. For bugging out, you can save money by storing meal replacement powders/bars instead of investing in MREs or other emergency rations which can be costly. We use a vegan protein powder as it has more nutrients than regular protein powders, and more protein than regular meal replacement powders.
Use a composting toilet is the best choice one that is none electric, they are readily available, we have one in our Tent trailer.
I wish you would explain how to make a homemade faraday cage. What you'd need to make one. That would be awesome!!
😎😎😎
Get a metal trash can.wrap Styrofoam around the inside.thats a faraday cage.
A sun oven is a great option for cooking because there is no smoke and it needs no fuel