You had better leave an opening in the door for air. If it is tightly closed you will die of asphyxiation.

Grass ,pine bows under tent to soften the bed, ties ,velcro and zipper or its useless ,bring relief bottle, no going out to pee.

It's too small to cover all of you the way you are trying to use it. Try TAPING TWO Mylar blankets together with some pliable duct tape to make one larger blanket

The two times I have had to use one of these blankets, bivouacked up on a alpine climb, they were all ripped by the morning. But they did help a bit, I put it mostly over my head a face and keep the wind off.

Yo Damn Fool, has it ripped yet? :)

Did a extended camping trip (3 weeks )with mine vest included plus a 8x8 tarp in the entrance using green elephant poles for cooking and sitting , one of my best camping trips ever and I’ve been doing it for 50 years 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

01. Every site I've seen has the the Bright Orange and/or Forest Green. If you can't find such a site, reply and I'll send you a link. 02. Don't where these mylar blankets etc directly against the skin or even thin clothing. The're great at reflecting RADIATED HEAT. They're also great at CONDUCTING HEAT.

It occurs to me that even the cheapest, plastic, rain poncho over the mylar would be a significant improvement. The foil would be better held in place around you and the combination might provide some convective insulation as well as radiant insulation. Your thoughts/suggestions?

What about the condensation?

I make heat reflective clothing, breathable, wind and waterresistant/proof. My Anorak and overpants weigh a mere combined weight of 6.34 oz. They provide full coverage except for my hands which my heat reflective mittens cover for heavy wind, rain and snow. In 36 deg. F temp., I stayed comfortable hiking. I overheated while moving too fast. It took 10 min. to cool down as I moved slower. My point is that when used as a blanket, cold air and wind still affect the efficiency of the blanket. You need Tyvek 14-M. I purchase mine from Quest Outfitters. If capable of measuring, cutting and bonding material based on your best fitting clothing then you might consider making your own with the heat reflective Tyvek.

Cheap flimsy blanket that becomes worthless in the wind. If you can't keep it on what good is it. The better made ones with double layer don't reflect as well , but will keep you covered. Both will sweat from condensation, so clothing with a vapor barrier will keep you warmer when wrapped up in a survival situation.

How much is the totall investment. So the panels and battery combined ? How quickly does the battery degenerates and how long could you just have bought electricity from the grid ? I am not sure if the investment ever will pay itself.

BTW these tests are fairly worthless because it’s not “full sun” but the intenseness of the sun also. There could be times you’ll get more ore get much less.

400 of course it will .. if voltage is correct . It’s all math based on that 400 .. it’s actually a bit more just that they baseline it low so that you won’t or anybody & for there warranty there own backup protection.. 37.4 x11.5 = 430 watts

Great video. Thanks for the demonstration and knowledge

I have the same product. Duct tape is good to have anywhere you travel.😂

Being cold is ok. Being cold and wet is dangerous. These is the most important idea that all survivalists have adopted. So if condesation or leaks is a problem with a product dont use it.

Its a learning experience for sure, I am definitely an amateur, just got my first two last year and got to say I don't know why I waited so long, they are definitely worth it. I never saw the ecoflow before, thanks for sharing.

I seen this on Amazon i am considering on getting it what size is this one that you got? I see they have different sizes available. Also how well does it hold up in the wind and rain?

Vapor barrier just like getting into a big trash bag

Looks like it needs to be pulled a little tighter and not or a stick on the inside to push against it so it is up higher

I think that generator box is doing very well. It is doing exactly what it was designed for, to reduce the sound towards the house and stabilize the impact of the generator creating extra heat. Your common sense engineering was a very good upgrade to the system. Thank you for sharing this with us my friend. I will see you on the next one. PS- I wonder if one of the motorcycle or compact auto mufflers might work for a muffler if you can't find one in the generator parts selection?

Impressive generator box, best idea I've seen. I've been undecided what kind of enclosure to build for my generator, and have watched soooo many generator enclosure, youtube videos. Your generator box looks like the most practical solution for my situation. Looks like it would fit really well in my detached woodshed and save me from building another exterior shed. Can't wait to see more as you progress along with your build. Great job, and thanks for sharing.

There's two of us in this bag. Me and Rustle. This thing makes more rustling noise than a cinema full of potato chip bags! You'll be kept warm, but awake every time you move. A small trade off for life saving comfort. Maybe pack a few disposable foam earplugs with it. In all goodness, I hope you never find the need to use it to save your life or anybody else's. Safety is peace of mind. Btw, pack a medium size microfiber gym towel with the ESB. You may need it to dry off in the event of wet weather.

Got them for $1.50 each going to be interesting so see how they work

Awesome idea, and great craftsmanship your doing on that project of yours.. definitely would have been a hell of a lot more work and probably a major pain in the ass, to have dug down and put that sucker in a pit so it sat down below your Floor :) probably would have hardly any sound and stayed cooler naturally.. but that would have been a major remodel.. keep up The good work man

Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing.

Hey Buddy, it's great to hear from you again. I was kind of wondering if maybe you decided not to do KZfaq anymore. I am very glad that you didn't leave for good brother. I think you are building a very impressive structure for that generator my friend. It should serve you well. It should drastically reduce the noise that is coming from it, yes they can drive you crazy if you don't control it somehow. A pretty well thought out design I think. Thanks for showing it to us and doing such a thorough job explaining it to us. Take care, stay healthy and happy. See you on the next one. my friend.

Nicely done man ! Looks like that will serve you well ! Peace ✌️

I bought those before it has worked for me as a very cold person the biggest problem it tears so easy & the silver fades out then it stops working I recommend the Sol is much stronger have a longer bigger size am 5"5 am I wait about 250 Lbs

Great test and thanks. Blue flame is more efficient than yellow flame. it's probably why Heet cooks faster than denatured alcohol so you need less of it so one could turn it off earlier because in the end, what matters most is that what we're cooking is cooked.

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Never have it against bare skin, I always carry the SOL 2 person size, they are tougher material too. They are great as an improvised tarp too.

Great video, but you should have put an aluminum or titanium cook pot on each, then checked out the bottoms of the pots to see which one burned the cleanest.. That black char is a bummer when backpacking.. 👍

You have to use it with a bag these things are amazing I just got 1

How did you use two of them? Looks like just one.

They make mini plastic clothespins

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4/10 if you're a simpleton. 8/10 if you have common sense.

I wounder if turned inside out and hiding from the law thermal imaging can't see me ?

45 to 50 degrees, 90% of the world's population is smelting, by having NOT the imperial system 😃🙄 else thanks for entertaining

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That shock absorber is awesome.

Have you been to the caves in johnday near granite oregon

Do they have a rechargeable version of this?

Hypothermia is literally the least painful way to die. And before anyone goes on about assisted suicide, remember this: pretty much everyone who survives a suicide attempt regrets trying to kill themselves. The reason why Canada gives people muscle relaxants is so that they physically can't say "stop" and ask to live. Really cruel when you think about it.

Hey what happened to this guy???

Good review, brotha. Thanks! About to purchase one.

Is it really 20 zoom? Or less?