25 Forgotten Doomsday Survival Gear & Gadgets Every Prepper Must Have

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• FO

  @ForgottenAmericanSurvival · 2 months ago · pinned

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• JA

  @JamesMoore-f8c1x · 3 months ago

  25. Dietz Lateran <br>24. Hand crank radio <br>23. Ferro rod and magnesium block. <br>22. carbide lamp <br>21. Wool blanket <br>20. Solar still <br>19. Hand crank grain mill <br>18.gravity fed ceramic water filter <br>17. Signal mirror <br>16.Snare wire kit <br>15.Tredle sewing machine <br>14.Galvanized trash can Faraday cage <br>13.Pitcher pump <br>12.Potassimum Iodine tablets <br>11.Haybox cooker <br>10.Woodburning cook stove <br>9. Pressure canner <br>8. Root cellar <br>7. Tallow candles and mold <br>6. Wet stone <br>5. Ham radio <br>4. Pemican and hard tack <br>3. Cast Iron Dutch Oven <br>2. Salt <br>1. Heirloom seed bank

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• EL

  @elwood212 · 2 months ago

  We all need WOOL BLANKETS in case of fire as well. I’ll be stocking up on MORE SALT .👍cheers!

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• MI

  @MichaelGoff-r1o · 2 months ago

  In the late 1960s to 1971 my friends and myself were avid spelunkers and would often on weekends go to 3 caves we liked to explore. A few of us had carbide head lamps on our helmets. I had that and a military type flashlight with extra bulbs and batteries in a pack along with first aid kit , a roll of cord , water ( 2 canteens, 1 to drink &amp; 1 for carbide lamp ) food ( sandwiches, can of beans , apples, some snacks peanut butter &amp; crackers, etc etc ) , some spare clothing and shoes, wooden strike anywhere matches dipped into wax and put in a water proof container. That is a small inventory of our gear . Oh and a watertight container for the carbide chemical. To keep water off it because it will start producing gas which is very dangerous, toxic, &amp; flammable for the lamp . With the gear we take with us we could spend 24 hours down below ground. I took a waterproof bag and wool blanket when we stopped to eat and sleep. One guy had a miners lantern in which he carried for our stops and sleep, because it gets absolutely dark ! No light at all ! It was a brass lantern, not large , but held a candle that lasted 8 hours which was enough light for us ! A little info on spelunking.

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• DA

  @DARYLMETHENEY-p4x · 2 months ago

  Seaweed also contains iodine,keeping some on hand is a good idea.

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• BL

  @BloodStainedTear · 2 months ago

  The solar storm that fried the Telegraph lines was called The Carrington Event

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• LO

  @LouisianaNomansland · 3 months ago

  My grandpa had a kerosene radio. It burned and the hot air turned a small turbine to power it.

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• AN

  @Anterak123 · 3 months ago

  Great video. &nbsp;I started to keep salt in bulk. &nbsp;The cheapest I found is pool salt...about $7 CDN for 50 pounds in most hardware stores.....Beats the 1 pound box they sell for $3 at the grocery store.

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• RO

  @robertlane8495 · 3 months ago

  Snare wire is a consumable. Critters don&apos;t cotton to chokingness. They fight. They twist the wire beyond usefulness.Unpopular question: how much of your preparedness depends upon the universe unfolding the way YOU want it to? Nada.

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• DA

  @DavidarthurEdwards · 3 months ago

  Excellent video thanks could you add a list in the more section it would be very useful BIG THANKS

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• BL

  @blackbertram · 2 months ago

  Thanks for the good tips!!!!

• JA

  @JackWolfmanGreene · 2 months ago (edited)

  One very important piece of information. You can’t learn this from a book or a video. Practice makes perfect. Take the book knowledge and put it to work TODAY. I was raised in this environment. I haven’t done it in over 40rs. Last year I decided to start doing it again, and it was harder than I remembered it. It is muscle memory.