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Yorkshire Andy wrote: ↑Wed Dec 04, 2024 7:59 pm
That'll keep you going for a little while

Hope so, now to find a sparky who will run surface mounted conduit and plug sockets....

Oh that's a beauty ... The one on the bottom with the 3 plug sockets ..wow .. Do you link them or is it just one for each room I do like a jackery :D That's the base unit. Jackery Explorer 2000 plus All power out goes through this. The 5 other units are just Batteries, they are all linked to the ba...

pseudonym wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 9:17 am Just ordered the final battery expansion pack for my Jackery. 12 kwatts in total. (pics when it arrives)

And here we are:



12 Kilowatts of home backup and 1.2 Kw of portable power for travel and camping

If you are bugging out, a 2 person tent is better

More space to hold you both and all your kit, cuddle up for warmth, cook in etc.

And if you are bugging out, you are probably doing a watch system where one sleeps when the other is on guard.

jennyjj01 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2024 9:23 am
I wonder how unhealthy it would be to eat urban pigeons?

Probably pretty bad with unknown parasites and diseases. Risk vs reward I suppose.

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Silver: £24.53 per troy ounce

Peter wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2024 10:27 pm An orange plastic survival/bivi bag can save your life.........for £3........it’s a no brainer.

Never underestimate your rucksack either, empty the main compartment and climb in.

Sounds like you're starting to get really well set up - have you practised gutting the birds etc? I've seen it once in real life, and seen it a lot more than that on Masterchef etc :oops: harder than it seems, I think. Loving the sound of your van! I use this method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

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