Appreciated. Its nice knowing where to get equipment and not being recommended an antique store

Where can I get a filter like that

@@nunyabusiness3786 ⚠️ God has said in the Quran: 🔵 { O mankind, worship your Lord, who created you and those before you, that you may become righteous - ( 2:21 ) 🔴 [He] who made for you the earth a bed [spread out] and the sky a ceiling and sent down from the sky, rain and brought forth thereby fruits as provision for you. So do not attribute to Allah equals while you know [that there is nothing similar to Him]. ( 2:22 ) 🔵 And if you are in doubt about what We have sent down upon Our Servant [Muhammad], then produce a surah the like thereof and call upon your witnesses other than Allah, if you should be truthful. ( 2:23 ) 🔴 But if you do not - and you will never be able to - then fear the Fire, whose fuel is men and stones, prepared for the disbelievers.( 2:24 ) 🔵 And give good tidings to those who believe and do righteous deeds that they will have gardens [in Paradise] beneath which rivers flow. Whenever they are provided with a provision of fruit therefrom, they will say, "This is what we were provided with before." And it is given to them in likeness. And they will have therein purified spouses, and they will abide therein eternally. ( 2:25 ) ⚠️ Quran

You can't be a professional home owner unless your making money from owning a home

I see you are using coleman camp fuel . Not sure if you know but you can run these off straight gasoline. Lots of videos on you tube show no difference. FYI 👍🏻

Yeah, there’s definitely a vague sense of doom in his voice

I think he might be involved with that nut job ANTIFA group. He lives in the same state where most of them live. And that cop hating video he posted not long ago.

@@eliot1970 lol the economy was doing much better under god king emperor trump instead of senile brandon

@@CyrusL lol.

@@eliot1970 No politics involved, but seriously we are in for a ride the next few years. Keynesian economics is not sustainable, and the government does not work in our interest.

Need the right brand of mantles The coleman mantles are too fragile Peerless mantles are the best!

I found out just how hot they get on a camping trip when I was younger, live and learn!

And candles, have a bunch of candles.

Just Be careful to not touch the glass or top metal piece

@@dtq7388 the knockoff look alike Coleman ones are ok, not good like Coleman used to be but, they get er done

Took me a second....but i see what you did

LMAO

just got to that point in the show, it was quite satisfying.

Lmao never expected to see a comment like this.

Damn💀💀 roasted

Yes sir. It's amazing how a lot of people don't know how to operate these been using these things since I was like 9 years old 35 now. Always bring back childhood memories of camping. 🇺🇲

Great hint ! Thanks.

Put a washer on it so it doesn't chip it either

well seeing as this version is metal and used during forestry, i would say he never needed to worry about that.

@@takingafatdump metal still expands

man thats pretty cool! any words of wisdom or tips and tricks?

When I was a little girl we didn't have Barbie dolls

I agree. Two overweight guys with union suits, schnapps and a colman lantern in an ice shack can fish all weekend without catching a chill :)

Thats would be such an amazing experience

It's in the hole, IT'S IN THE HOLE!!!

My thoughts exactly, loved his tech history pieces

👏👏 was looking for him to be mentioned! Every video he does is top notch!

Ah, ceramics in FIRE. My favorite kind of lantern

@@brago.gameplays ceramics is a loose term to use, these are more like heat stones they are designed to take the high temperatures of around 200-300° F and produce a bright light as it's made of calcium which becomes luminescent under high temperatures.

considering California blackouts and brownouts, its not a bad idea to have couple of these on hand. thanks Newsom

Oh yeah yeah

Northern Indiana (Elkhart) here myself. I love to go ice fishing. I have enough Coleman lanterns, stoves, and fuel to keep a small town lit if the power goes out.

@@robertpontius1689 I work 20 minutes south of Elkhart on 15 maybe we could get together and go this winter if it stays this cold. My boss has got an extra shanty and heaters.

@@ryankiesow8440 that might be a possibility. The lakes are looking good so far. We're off of work for 3 weeks for Christmas shutdown.

There are secrets to the lamps, but simpler homemade oil lamp work need wicks. I saw a newer type oil burner they messed with fresh intake ports until it melted the heat reflector white hot. The only drawback with vegetable oils its possibly a carcinogenic

Almost any kind of oil would work to re-condition the leather seal also

​@andrewhowell4198 . Yep,but hard to find on a deep patrol on foot. Every soldier has chapstick. Works the same for our stoves. 👍🏼😁🇨🇦

These newer ones have a tip cleaner too, switching the knob between full on and full off runs it

I'll trade mine for a kerosene lantern.

@@PorchHonkey Just change the generator and add in the preheat cup. Or are you talking about the hurricane lanterns? With those you might want to use carbon felt as a wick and sew in some fine bare copper wire. Makes it work better, especially when cold outside.

Yeah kerosene hurricane/railroad lanterns are what I prefer and been using forever now. Because they're alot less hassle and work in countless situations where my Coleman will leave ya S.O.L.. Being able to function on multiple fuel sources,they'll take a hell of alot more abuse and still work and way cheaper to run than my colemans are.

Me too. Been using the sparker for over 20 years.

A bic lighter works just fine. No matches needed

That’s not propane.

They are a 120 dollars 💵 😯

@@davidhayes5382 but if you take care of it your grandchildren will be able to use it.

@@jaystonkey very good point

@@davidhayes5382The old school ones are five bucks at garage sales all across the country.

You’ve never gone into a camping supply store? Like BassPro shop?

aN iron heart.

@@Martin_Gark thanks professor, without your grammar corrections I don’t know where we would be. Thank you for your contribution to society. 🖕🏻😂🤡

@@Martin_Gark hey we only do that to negative comments. Leave a good positive comment be.

Layman - Japanese made denim shirt.

@@keyholer4664 ah you right, sorry! Good catch ❤️

And hurricane season! We have Ian staring us down!!

They are super common

Also no need to fiddle with oil and kerosene

They are fragile but last a long time if you don't bump them. I've got mantles on mine that have been burning for years but it has been hanging in the same spot.

Kerosene lamp wicks travel just fine and can do everything these can and then some.

You can still buy the sparkers. They slide in to light and back out when not in use. Great addition.

Someone who can live without the need for plumbers, carpenters, painters, mechanics, Etc…

The real professional homeowner is able to get paid for telling others about being a professional homeowner though. ;)

@@cooperharris7583 that makes sense, I was picturing someone who owns homes for a living, and was puzzled.

Nothing really, just silly wordplay

Watch n learn…

what?

BSA policy prefers propane over white gas/gasoline stoves and lanterns.

@@anslowp1 so?

That's how everybody likes one...

*light

@@ilovemalechickens autocorrect helped me

Never knew how to light one. Didnt think to find out either. But now im glad that i know. And i hope many young men like me learn and pass on this knowledge. Instead of a bunch of dorks freezing in the dark.

@@keyholer4664 They have excellent stickers and writing on the lantern explaining everything he did in detail.

Nice thing about a dual fuel, or Kerosene lamp is that in addition to throwing light they also throw heat.

And what about charging those batteries when electricity isn't available? Generator or solar panels are your only options. Solar doesn't work so well at night or when it's cloudy.

@@Ky-iz8py if I’m gonna freeze to death, I could care less about cancer.

@@chrismiller100 for an end of world situation which Cody is prepping for, electricity is a my better energy source. You would have much better luck attempting to harness electricity from water, wind or the sun then you would have finding oil and refining it. Personally, I think it is good to be prepared and have fuel for your vehicle, some water and food, a few tools, first aid kit, and lights, but the rest is totally overkill and a waste. My therory with how I prepare, is I have enough to survive 3 days, get out of the area, secure utilities, and help anyone else get out that I encounter along the way. Then I will drive to a friends or family members house out of the area where they will have everything else I need to make do for a while before I can get my house back in order.

@@MackB12 that's a dangerous plan sir.

There's nothing wrong with being prepared

@@camoab3209 so then move to chile. Prepping in america is a fools errand.

Have you ever went a week or two without power?

@@pahwraith it's only a fools errand until it's not. Always be prepared for the worst so there's no worries during the good times and less worries during the hard times.

@@pahwraith you don't live in the mountains I reckon

He’s been saying that for 10 years. It’s always a popular subject that bumps up views.

​@@ustabee6091 A man who sleeps with a gun is a fool every night but one.

@@gaborb.2926 until his grandkid grabs the unsecured gun and shoots him with it. Happened in our community. Dumbass.

Make sure you have spare mantles, too

The new mantles do not have drawstrings.. they are wire clips instead. Slip them on give them a twist. Whenever you find them by 10 or so. I think I have 25 or 30 stored for use. I always carry two spare sets inside the lantern case. The cases can be hard to find nowadays.