livable tents - Survivalist Forum
2010年11月7日 · livable tents. 17457 Views 6 Replies 7 Participants Last post by MikeK, Nov 8, 2010. Skyking Discussion ...
recommended tent stoves? - Survivalist Forum
2024年8月7日 · 40 posts · Joined 2023. #1 · Aug 7, 2024. I am thinking to get the cimarron tent, however, i dont like their stove, it seems hard to set up, requires screwing small parts which can be hard with gloves, the panels seem difficult to set up, same the pipe with the rings.
Marlboro tent - Survivalist Forum
2011年9月12日 · The Marlboro tent is the 7 x 7 foot three person. I wrote an article on that same tent about 8-10 years back on one of these forums. It was a great deal then and an even better one now. The Coleman three person Marlboro goes, brand new, for …
Lean to vs. tent | Survivalist Forum
10283 posts · Joined 2007. #23 · Sep 3, 2010. Set up right a lean to can be much warmer than a tent saying that I use both,I tend to use my tent in summer when the mossies are about and my lean to in winter. The reason I use my lean to in winter is that I can have a fire burning all night with a heat reflector.
Survivalist Essentials | Survivalist Forum
2036 posts · Joined 2022. #19 · Jun 24, 2024. Key thing is to insulate between you and the ground, especially when sleeping. You need a mat or mats with a combined R rating of about 4.5. I have a R 2.3 air bed plus a 5 season closed cell mat. Obviously a good double walled winter rated tent is preferable.
Cabela's Alaknak II Outfitter Tent | Survivalist Forum
2007年9月6日 · The Deluxe Alaknak II tent was designed as an alternative to standard canvas wall tents that would be lighter and easier to setup. The tent comes in three sizes: 9.5’ x 9.5’, 12’ x 12’, and 12’ x 20’ (this review pertains specifically to the 12x12 but it is likely the information transfers well to the other two sizes).
Bunker cooking: avoid Carb. Monoxide | Survivalist Forum
2017年7月31日 · It doesn't give off Carbon Monoxide in NORMAL usage. Just heat, light, water vapor, and carbon dioxide. You still need a good source of fresh incoming air to ensure that oxygen doesn't get depleted. Also a battery powered CO detector, just in case. I have a variety of cooking/heating options for use indoors.
Tent Floor Sweating - Survivalist Forum
2011年12月1日 · Dampness. Quit breathing for one. You sweat and exhale a quart of water during your sleep. I always use a ground cloth. I like to keep the bottom of my tent clean and it does help prevent punctures. Most tent bottoms are waterproof but if your tent is permeable it could let moisture in without a ground cloth.
H 45 military heater - Survivalist Forum
2015年11月14日 · I never had a problem with my rebuilt valve. I only ever ran diesel on syphon, people that ran NO gas under pressure/gravity burnt down tents. After putting up the GP Small tent on damp leaves or wet ground, I would pour a pop can of MO gas in the stove burner pot and throw in a match.
Living off of $1400 per month. | Survivalist Forum
2024年5月14日 · The hard part is that the value of the dollar is decreasing so rapidly. Even just a few years ago, $1400/mo was quite livable. Anymore, even a cheap apartment in my area will take most of that, if you're lucky enough to get one for that. It's crazy. I honestly do not know how we would afford much of anything if we didn't already own something.