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Get That Dehydrator Running!
Inflation, concerns of war, and drought are all reasons to be concerned about food security. All of these issues can lead to shortages in food, while the threat of war brings back memories of the ration systems we saw in WWII. It’s time, in fact past time, to boost food storage activities. One way to…
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Lighting Options For SHTF
At some point or another, we will all face a power outage of some duration. A local storm may cut the current for a few hours, severe events could cause widespread outages for days or even weeks. More substantial events such as a world war could cause mandated blackouts for even longer. Nuclear war could…
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An Update Regarding Chinese HF Radios…
It’s been almost a year since I wrote about the Chinese built HF amateur radios. These radios are showing some signs of having issues, and there’s a pretty good reason for that.
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The Sky Is Falling! Sort Of…
I woke up this morning to a bunch of emails from the SWPC alert service! G3 level storms are pretty rare. It’s been a few years since I’ve seen that and the last time was during the last solar cycle, but here we are! The great fireball in the sky has belched forward a disruptive…
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Time To Start The Seedlings
It’s never been more important to grow your own food, at least, as much of it as you can. Some of the advantages are obvious, such as knowing there are no nasty chemicals sprayed on your produce, but there are even more reasons now.
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Canned Rice For Preparedness? You Bet!
Rice and beans have long been the staple of prepper food storage. The biggest problem with that is the amount of water needed to cook rice, along with the dilemma of storing large amounts of it properly. Enter: Canned Rice!
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Nuclear War Survival Skills Book Available Free
We’ve brought back the popular 317 page Nuclear War Survival Skills book. Absolutely Free Visit the Shop for download link!
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Radio Preparedness
Communications needs can ultimately be broken down into three major uses. Those being local, regional, and worldwide. Let’s take a look at radio comms for each of these uses.