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Yearly Test of the Ocean Signal PLB1 Personal Locator Beacon @OceanSignalLtd
Out on the trail doing the yearly test of the Ocean Signal PLB1 Personal Locator Beacon. One of the smallest and lightest PLBs out on the market this is worth its weight in gold. testing the Signal with the Yaesu @YaesuUSAOfficial VX6R radio as it sends out the Test signal. @OceanSignalLtd #rescueme #searchandrescue #landsearchandrescue
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Survival Storehouse High Energy Biscuits - Amazing Survival Rations Table Top Review
Просмотров 1497 месяцев назад
A table top review and taste test of the High Energy Biscuits or High Energy Bars from the team over at @survivalstorehouse. These bars come in both Peanut and Chocolate flavours and turn out to be incredibly tasty indeed. They have a 20 Year Self-life from the date of production and pack a whopping 570 Calories per two ration bag, which weighs in at 120 Grams only. Portable, light weight and l...
ONE OF THE BEST PERSONAL ALARMS ON THE MARKET? 130DB AAA BATTERY PERSONAL ALARM
Просмотров 1587 месяцев назад
A TABLE TOPE REVIEW OF ANOTHER PERSONAL SAFETY ALARM AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET. COMPACT, LEIGHT WEIGHT THIS ALARM PACKS A MASSIVE PUNCH AND OFFERS UP TO 6 HOURS OF ALARMING ON ONE SET OF AAA BATTERIES. THIS ALARM COMES WITH A FLASHING LED LIGHT WHICH IS ACTIVATED WHEN THE ALARM IS SET OFF. THERE IS ALSO THE OPTION TO ACTIVATE THE LIGHT WITH A PUSH BUTTON ON THE SIDE, AT 20 LUMENS THIS LIGHT WILL ...
135DB PERSONAL SAFETY ALARM TABLE TOP REVIEW
Просмотров 1207 месяцев назад
A REVIEW OF ONE OF THE PERSONAL SAFETY ALARMS WE HAVE BROUGHT IN FOR TESTING. LIGHTWEIGHT AND COMPACT THIS ALARM WEIGHS IN AT 26 GRAMS WITH THE SUPPLIED CARRIBINER. IT IS USB -C RECHARGABLE AND PUTS OUT A WHOPPING 135 DECIBELS OF ALARM WHEN ACTIVATE. USED AS A PERSONAL SELF DEFENCE DEVICE THIS WILL DRAW THE ATTENTION OF PEOPLE AROUND YOU AND CAN BE USED TO DETER A POTENTIAL ATTACKER. IT COULD B...
LIFESYSTEMS TINDER TABS - TABLE TOP REVIEW
Просмотров 188 месяцев назад
A quick look at the Lifesystems Fire Tinder Tabs and testing them out on a mildly windy day. Along side this tab we are testing out a couple of our homemade tinder tabs made from various oils and waxes that are locally sourced and are non toxic. The Lifesystems were easier to light and exceeded the expected burn time. Over all a good product but pricey for the number you get in a kit. Thanks fo...
Homemade #survival Fire Plug Test Burn
Просмотров 929 месяцев назад
A quick video showing the first test burn of the Fire Plugs I made with my son. Made using Cotton, New Zealand Bees Wax, Soy Wax, Olive Oil and Natural Colouring. The less saturated one lit quickly but also burnt far quicker. The more saturated one was much more difficult to light but burnt far longer, over 7 mins. Time to work on the wax / oil percentages and have another crack at it.
Emergency Hygiene Kit Review
Просмотров 4210 месяцев назад
A quick review of the Next72Hours Emergency Preparedness / Disaster Preparedness Hygiene Kit. We have put this together in response to a Commerce Commission Review of Disaster Kits available on the market, and the finding that most of them lacked in providing any real provisions for dealing with Hygiene in a disaster situation. This kit has been well though out and should see you through a sign...
National Emergency Management Alert New Zealand
Просмотров 6894 года назад
Tonights national Alert in New Zealand advising of this evenings move from Level 3 to Level 4 - the top level, on our Covid-19 lockdown and action plan.
Budget Gas Cooker for Disaster Preparednes BOB or Prepping
Просмотров 1494 года назад
A look at one of the portable gas stoves I use for prepping for Disasters and Emergencies. Great burners that are easy to maintain and burn cleanly. These are cheap to run and the gas cartridges are reasonably priced. Well worth looking at if you are starting to look at preparing for disasters or emergencys.
Verne Trekking Pad Review 베른 트레킹 패드
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.4 года назад
A look at the Verne Trekking table or pad ive been using on some of my trips.
Foraging for Kawakawa and Manuka
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Out at a local reserve to get some fresh Kawakawa and Manuka to make some wild tea. Both these plants have amazing properties and taste amazing as well. Ran out of time today to make the tea but the next trip i will use the plants to steep an amazing healing elixer.
Vehicle Fishing Rod Holder - Bargain 2nd Hand Find
Просмотров 2084 года назад
Found this on TradeMe (ebay/gumtree equiv) for $10. Neat piece of kit made in New Zealand, no ideas how old it is but my fishing friends have all asked for it. Fitted to the roof rail of my car, it is secure and keeps up too four rods depending on size and setup. allows me to keep a rod anywhere i go and have a play fishing if the situation allows.
GSI Halulite Minimalist Cookset Review
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I have used this now for 5 years plus and found the time now to review it, I don't like to do reviews without proper use first. This is by far one of the best kits I have found and it stands the test of time. The only down side is the spork or foon they call it, it was complete rubbish and broke easily. Well worth the money, works well and is very durable, if you are in the market for a good so...
Kawakawa and Manuka Herbal Tea - Next72Hours
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Making a natural tea from two very powerful native plants here in NZ known for their healing properties. Manuka, the plant Manuka Honey is made from and Kawakawa a relative to the Kava plant, these combined should be just what the doctor ordered.
New Zealand National Mobile Alert System - Test 26/11/2017
Просмотров 13 тыс.6 лет назад
New Zealand's new Civil Defense Emergency Management CDEM - Test of the National Mobile Alert System on my Galaxy Note5. Great service, the issues I had were it was too quiet, though the video does not portray that, and the alert needed to go on for a lot longer in case one didn't hear it. Other than that it is a good step forward to a better system and alternative to Radio, New etc, Ie having ...
Quick Walk with Father and Son - Next7Hours
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Quick Walk with Father and Son - Next7Hours
Smoking Meat with Coconut Husks - Next72Hours
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Smoking Meat with Coconut Husks - Next72Hours
Buddy Burner Stove - Boil Test - Next72Hours
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Buddy Burner Stove - Boil Test - Next72Hours
New Zealand Back Country Cooking - Thai Gurnard - Next72Hours
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New Zealand Back Country Cooking - Thai Gurnard - Next72Hours
MEALSPEC Individual Flameless Ration Heater - NExt72Hours
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MEALSPEC Individual Flameless Ration Heater - NExt72Hours
KNO3 Slow Burning Fuse Test - Next72Hours
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KNO3 Slow Burning Fuse Test - Next72Hours
Night Vision Test - Sony HXR-NX70P - Next72Hours
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Night Vision Test - Sony HXR-NX70P - Next72Hours
Upcycled Hair Gel Tackle Box - Next72Hours
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Upcycled Hair Gel Tackle Box - Next72Hours
I own about 10 of these IMCO 6700 lighters and really like them because, they seem to have less evaporation than the zippos do unless, you add a Zippo anti evaporation kit. The only reason I bought so many of them is, I knew that they were becoming scarce and if I or my friends wanted one I, didn’t want to have to pay a $100.00 after they became almost impossible to get. Another way to tell if you have an authentic IMCO lighter is, when you move the flame guard up and down, it doesn’t change the flame height. Good video thanks. The 893
PLBs are a smart investment. More people should be using them.
Thank you brother because I been trying to figure out how this clip works now I know 👍
That is small, no excuse for not carrying that with you.
Cheers brother
Nice is it okay to use for cooking
yes they are great for cooking in a pinch, they will leave your pots sooty but they make great camping and emergency cookers :)
Thx, very helpful!
Cover the pot- it will boil much more quickly
Thanks yup next time will do
Good video. Thanks
7:57 thats quite a line to take out of context 😂
Hahahaha!
Made one same but used methalhydrate to demonstrate for my grandson and used 3" common nails pushed for a chair so he would understand the art of simplicity..
Cool how did that work..did it burn away all the paper? How does one get the hydrate? Great thing to do with the grandson..
@@Next72Hours It didn't burn away the cardboard at all. Gasoline antifreeze or paint thimerosal is almost the same. Methalhydrate is available in hardware stores in Canada..also denatured alcohol is something else that is used ,but much more expensive.. Each time my grandson comes to visit he insists we make tea on that tin can cooker
FUNNY how the simplest things are the cheapest and most useful
for sure a lot of money spent on stuff that fails or gets trashed and this is basically made from trash and will last for a long time
That's not a stove -- that's a soot factory. Get ready to get black.
it is definitely a soot factory but in a pinch it is a great stove as well as you can see, great we thing to do with kids or use in an emergency
A note ; you can use vegetable oil instead of wax in this stove. In my own stove, I use the vegetable oil left over from the previous frying. Oil is cheap and easily available. The combustion efficiency is also quite high. Anyway thanks for video and god save us all.
thanks for that and appreciate the comments, interesting that you use the used oil. DOes it burn up all the cardboard as well?
Finally a good use for all my Amazon boxes :D
a great use for those boxes indeed, thats a lot of stoves :)
If a flame burns orange or yellow, it's producing particulates... soot. Clean burn is blue. CO too is oroduced by incomplete burn (orange or yellow flame). Witness black soot on bottom of cooking pans.
Cheers do you have any ideas on how a simple stove like this could be improved on? To add to a cleaner better burn or is it just the components being paper based and waxes that means it's going to burn dirty
@@Next72Hours Hi, sadly, the particulates are a function of the fuel and dirty contaminants/wicking material. Carbon Monoxide and Carbon Dioxide is inherent in burning these fuels.. these include candles (including Beeswax candles) More oxygen/forced air supply can increase temperature and reduce particulates but the yellow/orange flame is symptom of carbon molecules 'burning'. Ethyl alcohol under the right circumstances (plenty of Oxygen) does not produce Carbon Monoxide but even this fuel can produce CO if, for example, air is restricted by maybe having a pan very very close to the burner.
So how many candles did you use to make this one stove?
Off the top of my head now I didn't remember and would be lying to you if I said I did. I think you can find used candles Many places plus bulk wax is quite affordable for a prep for these.. I'd try restaurants and cafes etc for their near end tea lights for example
Thank you for the video. Did not know it would stay lit for about that long same size can. Just a simple suggestion put it into an airtight can where mice can't chew through the cardboard or the plastic lid. So my suggestion is put it into an airtight can lid and bottom. If I ever needed it I wouldn't have had it. Airtight cans will.
Cheers great idea
Tuna Cans work Much Better look for a Tuna Brand with the Formed Bottoms on the Tin ! Not a Edge Seamed bottom like Shown in this Video ! I Remember teaching my Fellow Boy Scouts back in the early 80's on how to Build these when I was around 10. Funny thing is I have like a dozen of them Still sitting in Supplies behind Me for Just encase.. I also Use the Lids off the tune cans. Once you get the heat source made . you then put the lid that you cut off back on and Seal it using Wax and by turning the tin as you pour the hot wax on to completely seal up the tins making them basically good forever !!!
Great idea thanks will collect some more cans and give it a go
6' PARA FERVER 2l DE ÁGUA...USEI ÓLEO DE CARTER E ÓLEO DE SOJA USADO MEIO A MEIO,EM LATA DE ATUM. REFIZ E USEI A MESMA PROPORÇÃO DE ÓLEOS.PORÉM EM UMA LATA MAIOR DE ERVILHAS...OS MESMOS 6' PARA FERVER 2l DE ÁGUA.
thanks very much appreciate it - so you used half half oils with no wax at all? was it also very dirty burning?
Likethesave it! I am 83 and remember my time in the scouts 75 years ago with great affection. (I am still a member of the movement as a badge tester). We used to save the wicks and roll them into the cardboard to give us several igniting points which meant they got up to heat quickly.
Nice that's pretty cool, did they get considerably hotter with the multiple wicks..b
Keep your hooks seperate, those weights will destroy them.
cheers for that, I didn't go with this kit idea in the end - would have been ok with a nice o ring on it perhaps - and so may get thrown out - might still be a good market for it - how about the hooks kept say in a bag or the weights stored separate in a zip lock bag?
I use IKEA church candles to melt into my hobo stoves. They have some sort of brilliant additive that causes the wax to last for AGES. LouiseAustralia 🦘
100g tins burn about 1hour. 200g tins about 2hours. Make sure the cardboard u use is not highly printed with ink or paint...toxic fumes. Make sure the label and most of the glues are removed from the outside of the tin...fumes, and fire hazard. U can place the lighted burner on yr stovetop and use the gas trivet to support yr saucepan. Or, use 3 empty food tins around the burner to support your pot. LouiseAustralia 🦘
Gidday Lousie appreciate the comment cheers for that. :)
A watched pot never boils
thats for sure lol
Looks like there's still plenty of paraffin to be burnt. But the cardboard wick just burned away.
Yeah I'm going to have another crack at it I think.. you could really build these in bulk by rummaging the rubbish bins at work there are so many being thrown out and cardboard a plenty.. I think there is room for Improvement in the design..and wonder if different waxes would burn better or cleaner or longer
To make a lid to snuff out the flame tak an aluminum can, cut off the top and bottom and cut up the side to flatten it out , then place on the bottom of the burner and press with a stick to form it . Then cut off the excess . You can also put a knob on it using a piece of a stick and a small screw. I have been using these for 55 years . If you apply some dish soap to your pot before putting it over the flame it os easier to clean ... when you are done using the pot for your outting , to clean put equal parts dish soap and baking soda and scrub lightly but do not rinse . Place pot in sink upside down and cover it with a cloth ( I use a part of an old sheet ) or paper towels , then pour vinegar over it and let sit for 10-15 minutes then wash. Just do not let it dry-out and almost all of the soot should come off easier. I personally like to keep my cooking pots clean.
Great tips and advice I appreciate it muchly thanks a lot
I do wonder how variations of this would do. One being spacing the cardboard out a little more and using enough wax to fill up about 3/4 of the can, or enough to leave a little bit of the cardboard exposed while allowing it to use the wax more as it burns. The other variation I would try would be adding small holes on the side, perhaps even near the bottom to allow more are flow in similar to a jet stove. Of course eith that, there couldn't be as much wax used and it should burn hot and fast.
Great ideas for sure.. I'd like to give that a crack for sure
Try making a stainless steel mess tube that fits the inner lip of the can make it about 10"-12" and fix some sort of cap over the mesh and watch how effective it is as a convection heat source.
Nice have you tried that?
Used to make them, pretty convenient and effective for an emergency.
Absolutely a great we bit of kit at relatively little cost and not much to go wrong with then
We have been making these stoves with two sizes of empty cans of our favorite canned tuna. At the local supermarket, you have a choice of bag or box. Beautiful Bride most often asks for a box. Wax used to come super cheap from the cemetery boys when they did clean up after the holidays. That source ended this year (2023) so I may be scrounging wet markets for used candles. If all else fails, we can look for a wholesale deal for candle-making supplies. I keep a supply of these stoves for the family and we give these out to disaster victims after major storms hit or any other disaster. A plastic soda bottle of dry rice, bottled drinking water, and a small stove to cook on is greatly appreciated by recipients. Watching you from our "secret retirement location" in Bulacan province, on Luzon Island, in the Republic of the Philippine Islands.
Sounds like you are living in paradise..thanks for the kind comments and keep up the great support work with the disaster victims that's amazing ..world would be a better place with more people like yourself..
I heard recently that if you leave a boarder around the outside of the card board, half to three quarters of an inch, that they burn for much longer. Made one a few days ago, used a piece of wire to retain the cardboard to a smaller circle and then rolled up smaller circles of card board, 4 of them, to use as spacers to keep the original roll in the middle. It does take a lot more wax, haven't tested it yet.
Sweet would be interested in hearing how that turns out for sure
Great little stove, maybe little bit too much water, but great idea.
Thanks appreciate it
How long does it burn ?
it burns for a good few hours
Fellow Kiwi here mate. What rating did you use for your Anderson plugs? Looking at doing mine with 175A, will that be suitable?
that should be more than suitable from memory I used the basic 50A plugs
Huh, never knew about "kawakawa". it's directly related to the kava, of which was also speculated to have been cultivated by Māori before their migration. Maybe they named it because of these similarities! It's got deliriant psychoactive compounds in it that are water-soluble says Google. not what I'd call a healing elixir (more like "technically illegal in my country" but I'll do it anyway) probably calms you right down to sleep after a hard day's hiking!
nice its amazing what nature has to offer us for sure
Wow, it can burn for 2 hour and 17 minutes
yup it can burn for some time and these are very cheap to make and very useful
this has been updated to a whoop right (please say yes i dont want BeEeEeP in my ears)
there are quite a few sirens around the coast this one still sounds like this sadly
Nice! Thank you for sharing
cheers appreciate it
When are you guys doing another video! How about one on refreshing/replacing your preps you've left sitting in the closet unloved for years.
for sure yes we have been slack :) time to get back into it
Consistently Pray for forgiveness, guidance in a good (positive) direction, and for help against evil. Pray to be saved from hell (whatever that may be). Pray for your friends and your family too, it only takes a minute or so/less at a time to pray. Do it and your life will slowly get better, or maybe quickly. It probably just depends on you and the kind of person you are/have been. Don't wait until its too late and you have to suffer the consequences of built up bad karma from immoral acts/unrepented sins. Maybe together we can help make the world a better place by changing ourselves for the better, and changing things around us for the better. And addressing/thanking the CREATOR, LORD GOD at the beginning and end of your prayers would be a good idea 😊 Or just be my friend if you don't want to say the prayer 😄 I'm trying to help you get right with the LORD 🙏 Amen. I have worded a short prayer for you to say if you are not sure what words to use, it may not be the best but here it is 😊 '' CREATOR, LORD GOD, Please forgive me and my friends and my family for our immoral acts, please help guide us in a positive direction and please help us against evil. Please save us from Hell and have mercy on our souls. Thank you CREATOR, LORD GOD. Amen. '' Please say this at least once a day for at least a month, do it longer if you want to and can 🙏 You should prostrate yourself if you don't want to do spoken prayer, or do both 🙏😊 Please worship the LORD GOD and not any idol. Say ' Om Namah Shivaya ' out loud or in your head 108 times, or try to do it 1008 times 😊 try to do it everyday if you want repeat this aloud for as long as you want to, try to do it for like an hour a day or say it in a prayer "Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner" You can also say this prayer once a day or repeat it aloud as many times as you would like to: "Hail Mary, full of grace. The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death, Amen." Thessalonians 5:16-18 "Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." "O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the Heart of Jesus as a fount of mercy for us, I trust in You!" Repeat this aloud at least 3 times or as many as you want, do it everyday if you can I apologize for all the words 😊 I know how it may look 🙏🙏🙏
Can you refuel it by dropping on a lump of coconut oil while it’s burning?
I would imagine the answer to that would be yes as for the most part the wicking material remains unburnt and it is the fuel that is depleted, you could also re fill it when it is done with
Can vegetable oil be used too??????
ive not tried that but I think possibly yes, you can make a wick / candle from a tin of fish in oil and that burns well, will have to get another one and try and see what happens, i guess storage wise and portability would be an issue with the liquid oilk
All those Amazon boxes I recycled 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️😢
lol yup what a waste but never too late to start i guess, i think it could be a good community based project to jpoin with hotels / bars etc to recycle their tea light candle scraps and recycled card board for a just in case prep or cooking for the homeless / displaced etc
I made 1 of these before and it worked great to cook, I had some brand new high tops at the time and accidentally knocked over the stove getting wax all on my shoes xD
yeah got to be careful for sure, that would not have been good, lucky you were not wearing sandals or something
Thanks for the great information
thanks for watching and the kind comments
These stoves are amazing, I wonder if it's just because using cardboard that it smokes, if carbon felt was used it may not smoke
quite poissibly, i wonder where I could get some felt to test it out, as it runs low on fuel it smokes more for sure
72 hours lol clickbite?
no click bait here good sir
2:30 love that engagement lock just like the GoPro mounting clips with the rubber stopper flap. Cheers, #SeattleRighHunter
cheers appreciate it
You sound like Corg from Thor lol
i have been called far worse :)
I got a small pot bellied cast iron stove. I was thinking of making 3 can stoves and soaking toilet tissue rolls and put these cans in the iron stove. I believe it would heat the stove without much smoke.
let me know if you do, I would be super keen to check out the video