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Old May 30, 2015 | 07:46 PM
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Here's the latest video of a small creek that overflowed from yesterday's downpour, not too far from us. (Taken from a quadcopter.)

It just happened to capture a policeman trapped in his SUV in the middle of a flooded road (@ 4:00 mark) The officer was eventually rescued by heli.

(PS: I did not take this video)
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Old May 30, 2015 | 08:46 PM
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In Texas we need a life raft apparently.. Another round of storms in Houston and its flooding again.
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Old May 30, 2015 | 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jono119
In Texas we need a life raft apparently.. Another round of storms in Houston and its flooding again.
No kidding..
Be safe down there!

I'm thinking about getting one of these (or two - auto inflate life vests) to have in our vehicle, just in case..



Along with a few of these to attach to the vests >

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Old Aug 28, 2015 | 08:26 PM
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For all our members and friends in Florida, please make sure you prepare and have some backup supplies (both at home And in your vehicle) BEFORE typhoon Erika makes landfall.

Three to 4 inches of rain in a hour at one location - is not something to dismiss - it's no joke.

Be safe out there yall.
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Old Aug 29, 2015 | 05:01 PM
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Bottled water, a few granola bars, jumper cables and booster box, extra ammo for my .380, a large-bar, two flashlights, work gloves, winter gloves, jacket and hoodie, ratchet set, screwdriver set.

I'd like to add a towing kit. Not for me but because I will stop and help someone in the bad weather. I bet I could pull a civic lol

I'm debating a bull bar for the front but only if I can mount a winch and big lights to it. I like to go out in the boonies even though I'm only fwd.
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Old Aug 29, 2015 | 08:06 PM
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packed in 50 cal ammo can
Tow strap
Intelligent Booster pack (bottle sized)
Power inverter 400w
Hatchet
thermacell
Headlamp
Zipper LED lights
Zip ties
Goretex jacket
Ranger BIVY
AA/AAA/D/CR2032 batteries
Flares
Ratchet straps
Rope
Heavy duty cargo net
Lighter
Dryer lint
folding shovel
Hot pack
Cold pack
Fleece blanket
Knife
Emergency Foil blanket
Old Nokia cell (911 use)
FA Kit 1st line Leg bag
- emergency trauma shears
- 14g Needle decompression
- One way valve chest seals
- Halo seals
- OLAES combat dressing
- OLAES blast dressing
- Quick clot gauze
- NPA
- OPA
- CPR Mask

winter and excursion extra kit
- ultralight tent
- satellite phone
- 00 buck
- 3" slug
- backpacker SG
- Compressed wood log
- roll on cloth tire chains
- Hand and foot warmers
- Pen flares
- MRE 48 hrs
- Survival Gummy pack
- Lifestraw
- Jetboil
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Old Aug 30, 2015 | 12:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Stellarvore
Bottled water, a few granola bars, jumper cables and booster box, extra ammo for my .380, a large-bar, two flashlights, work gloves, winter gloves, jacket and hoodie, ratchet set, screwdriver set.

I'd like to add a towing kit. Not for me but because I will stop and help someone in the bad weather. I bet I could pull a civic lol

I'm debating a bull bar for the front but only if I can mount a winch and big lights to it. I like to go out in the boonies even though I'm only fwd.
Originally Posted by JpSpc
packed in 50 cal ammo can
Tow strap
Intelligent Booster pack (bottle sized)
Power inverter 400w
Hatchet
thermacell
Headlamp
Zipper LED lights
Zip ties
Goretex jacket
Ranger BIVY
AA/AAA/D/CR2032 batteries
Flares
Ratchet straps
Rope
Heavy duty cargo net
Lighter
Dryer lint
folding shovel
Hot pack
Cold pack
Fleece blanket
Knife
Emergency Foil blanket
Old Nokia cell (911 use)
FA Kit 1st line Leg bag
- emergency trauma shears
- 14g Needle decompression
- One way valve chest seals
- Halo seals
- OLAES combat dressing
- OLAES blast dressing
- Quick clot gauze
- NPA
- OPA
- CPR Mask

winter and excursion extra kit
- ultralight tent
- satellite phone
- 00 buck
- 3" slug
- backpacker SG
- Compressed wood log
- roll on cloth tire chains
- Hand and foot warmers
- Pen flares
- MRE 48 hrs
- Survival Gummy pack
- Lifestraw
- Jetboil

Guys, That's a whole lot of typing...
a simple photo of all that stuff would have sufficed.
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Old Aug 30, 2015 | 08:55 AM
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Sounds like a kit for Paris-to-Dakar. That is a lot of shiz!
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Old Aug 30, 2015 | 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by CottageLifer
Sounds like a kit for Paris-to-Dakar. That is a lot of shiz!
So I had to look it up - the disance for that kind of trek >4,300 miles...

Okay, that's not too bad on motorbikes (or in a vehicle) THEN I saw these folks - who actually doing that (thru the Sahara desert) on 10-speeds bicycles!!!
LINK

What on earth are they thinking!?
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Old Aug 31, 2015 | 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by mRVRsport
No kidding..
Be safe down there!

I'm thinking about getting one of these (or two - auto inflate life vests) to have in our vehicle, just in case..



Along with a few of these to attach to the vests >


your not kidding it got crazy for a few days!
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Old Aug 31, 2015 | 05:43 AM
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just ordered one of these to throw in the glove box:



Smart Mini Car Jump Starter 9000mAh 500A for Gas / Petrol / Diesel, 5V/2.1A USB Output Portable Battery Charger Power Bank for Phone / Tablet, with Smart Clamp Cable - Built-in Protection & 5W 6000K LED Flashlight
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Old Sep 1, 2015 | 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Stellarvore
I'd like to add a towing kit. Not for me but because I will stop and help someone in the bad weather. I bet I could pull a civic lol
I've pulled an Altima out of a snow bank/shallow ditch pretty effortlessly, but i have 4WD.


Edit: hitch + D-ring adapter + tow strap = very quick and easy "extractions"

Last edited by Burtonrider1002; Sep 1, 2015 at 08:38 AM.
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Old Sep 4, 2015 | 04:31 AM
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i got my little jump starter yesterday - its smaller (but thicker) than my cell phone!

came with mini & micro USB and old Apple & Lightning connectors for charging gadgets and phones. also, a little zip-up case to hold everything, which i was not expecting.

very cool.
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Old Sep 19, 2015 | 12:49 AM
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HOLY SMOKES!!!

I like to think I'm Mostly prepared for anything, but this is insane!

Was this fool ASLEEP when this fire tsunami torched his neighborhood/town...
Why was he just now leaving?



Looks like he's driving INTO more fire!

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