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Electro-Magnetic Pulse from Nuclear Explosion Will Destroy Electronics for a thousand miles - Unless you protect with EMP SHIELD
Imagine, for a second, your electricity goes off. It happens from time to time. There's a quick pause as the lights go out, you might say to yourself or to a loved one "oh no, not a power failure." But this time, instead of the lights just going out, things start arcing and sparking. Light bulbs explode. Smoke starts coming out from EVERY ELECTRONIC DEVICE. Some of the devices might actually go on fire.
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1) The EMP Shield is destroyed in the process of shielding your home/car/gear, so it only works once.
2) The "EMP Shield" failed some basic testing done by Arthur Bradley (PhD), so he built a better solution. In either case, effective shielding requires the use of EMP Ferrites, which are very easy to install.
3) you can get more in depth information from Dr Arthur's web site:
https://disasterpreparer.com/
(No commercial ties, I just purchased some of his products at full retail)
When the military tested it they tried to make it fail through multiple strikes and couldn't. The fact that that's the first thing that you said is a false claim by this other guy makes me wonder what else he's lying about. Before the EMP shield there wasn't a product on the market that did what this does even the military is buying it up. I looked at your link I think the only thing different is the magnets and I personally think it is nothing more than a sales gimmick. One person is not going to convince me that all the accredited testing agencies that the emp shield went through are wrong because one man selling his own product says so.
With that said your guy might be right but I say buyer beware.
They may still not likely work due to grid destruction, but some basic functions will.
I don't care about my house crap. When the power goes out, all my house is, is an inconveniently located cave surrounded by the world's top predator. I want my vehicles to get me to low population zones.
Anyone who thinks they are going to be able to use their generator had better put an EMP shield on their generator as well. The generators will get cooked by the emp if they are just sitting in your garage. They use semiconductors too! So protect them from emp if that is your plan.
Get 1-2 square 2-1/2 gallon jugs of water.
They will fit perfectly in large white cooler.
Put them out at night. Put one in cooler in the morning.
Insulate the other best you can in cool shaded area.
I used several blankets for this. By early evening the one in cooler will be warm. Swap them out. Night put both out again. Always remembering to cover cooler & insulate as much as possible.
When them temp starts going up wrap them with wet towel & pray for wind.
I'm assuming you don't have a small stream or creek.
I've described how to preserve meat before.
I'll add a trivia this time ..
Why are salt & pepper paired? Salt preserves the meat. Pepper keeps the bugs off so your meat doesn't get fly-blown. That's also why natives hung their meat in the smoke of a fire. It wasn't for flavor.. lol.. everything had that smoke flavor it was all cooked over fire.. it kept the flies off while it dries.
If washing clothes by hand standard bar soap is best. Swishing clothes in soapy water is hard & it sucks!
Couple swipes of the bar works best.
Honey is the best thing period for cuts scrapes etc. All wounds for that matter.
Very good way to help to decongest the lungs when you have "nothing". Take as deep a breath as possible hold it as long as possible. Expanding the lungs loosens phlegm. Cough it up. It also helps push it out and expand capacity. Sick people breath shallow making condition worse.
If you have any questions ask. I might have something for you. I've been at it for a while.
This will catch fire like it was dipped in gas. A little of this will get a fire started very easy. Use shavings.
for starting or keeping a little fire going.
Use a bucket during the day for "liquid waste". That liquid waste can be used to remove solid waste in toilet.
Once the neck of the chamber is filled with fluid a syphon is created removing all solids & liquids. Leaving an empty bowl.
Not a soft topic but in some people's cases waste removal will be a real issue.
Even grey water can be used for flushing out sock & suck to stop bacteria growth.
I WOULD TRADE 100 SHIELDS FOR A GOLLON OF LIQUOR
You sound like are sub-under 80 IQ!
I'd have give anything when off-grid to be able to cycle a deep freezer once a day. Just for the ice to keep food cool. Charge batteries, run the small 110 washer I have.
Only a fool lights up the house.
Truth is after 8 years off grid, I'd trade electricity for running water any day! That was a blessed day when we got the diversion ditch in and I didn't have to pack water way more!
Just gotta be careful down the ways a bit when you cook meat...the smell will travel. The hungrier the man, the better his sense of smell. Now I'm speaking of the person in the city or even suburbia...out in the country, you've got much more time as a commodity. in any population center...time becomes more and more precious as it passes- after that first week. I'm a spatial thinker- not linear...I have supplies accumulated since 2008...I've got a pretty good idea what it's going to take, and yeah, I do wanna preserve some sustenance, but very, very stealthily in case I'm unable to mobilize.
You keep making your suggestions- they will help a lot of folks. Crappy part for me is I have 2 very secluded BOL's but they are each a good drive...could I...would I even attempt it? 2 days in...sure. 12 days in? Not a chance.
I keep posting those tidbits hoping if/when the time comes some will remember. Hopefully it will help some.
Remember, Insurance does NOT cover war damage. No coverage for all the gadgets and gizmos destroyed.
So you can either spend a few bucks to try to protect all your stuff, or spend thousands to replace it all. Your choice.
My home and all my cars have them installed.
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