Quote:Kelly not every event is going to involve an EMP event
I'm sure it's not! But the
safest way to prep for events is also the
simplest - the KISS principle - and I'd much rather have something that I know doesn't depend on any form of technology at all than find my technology fails me for whatever reason (and there can be many) when I need it most.
(16 June 2021, 22:12)kellys_eye Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:Kelly not every event is going to involve an EMP event
I'm sure it's not! But the safest way to prep for events is also the simplest - the KISS principle - and I'd much rather have something that I know doesn't depend on any form of technology at all than find my technology fails me for whatever reason (and there can be many) when I need it most.
EXACTLY!! at last someone gets it, keep it simple, too many people try to make SHTF survival too complicated.
Kelly the big issue is you don’t carry OS maps on a daily basis for the whole of the Uk, with Memory-Maps it’s downloaded and stored on your phone. In fact I use it everyday, even without a Shtf.
nobody travels the whole of the UK in one day, certainly not any prepper.
just get the maps for the places you do go or are likely to go, in any case if I had to read a map on my phone screen it'd probably bugger up my eyesight its that small, not that I've got that kind of phone anyway.
Kelly the big issue is you don’t carry OS maps on a daily basis for the whole of the Uk, with Memory-Maps it’s downloaded and stored on your phone. In fact I use it everyday, even without a Shtf.
Joe, thats a double post.
You’re right BP, the weird thing is I didn’t post it twice, not sure how that happened.