Down loadable Preparedness books

Nice collection - thanks for posting.

Better to read & print these now, because when you need them, the Internet might not be there for you.

 

thanks!

 

Thanks for sharing this!

 

I was just looking for a collection like this the other day...thanks!

 

Thanks..........thanks..........thanks

 

Ditto!

 

This should be a sticky or a sticky created for Preparedness resources.

SF-

 

Thank-you! Lots and Lots of great information! :thumbup:

 

Hope you find something useful on my Drum-Runners.com website

 

Sticky, direct link, whatever we can do.

This guy deserves an award.

 

So where can I find the App. that allows me to plug-in and download "all" directly into my brain like Neo?

Seriously, this looks like a fantastic resource!

 

Quite welcome. Stay tuned, after I do some 'house-keeping' this weekend, I have some more stuff to put on line. First-thing-first however, I have some range time due and my two .45 Dan Wessons need to be taken out for a walk!

 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/201

Install it then restart firefox, then go back to the website.

EPIC post OP and thanks drumrunner. Downloaded them all. Now I just have to sort through them all and decide what I want to print and put in 3 ring binders. Work won't mind if i print a few thousand pages.....;-) Any idea what the total page count is for everything?

 

Very welcome. My hope is that the documents and links that I place on my site helps people to prepare for 'unpleasant' events. I re-organized and updated it this afternoon, hopefully for faster and easier navigation. I'm always open to suggestions, either by email or you can use the on-line feedback blog on my site, which I check a few times a day.

Larry (AKA Drumrunner)

 

Rather than print, I think there's a reasonable chance of using PDFs even in a post-SHTF situation.

I plan to burn to a CD, copy to USB thumb drive or SD card.

The benefits of the CD is it's all optical, so should be tolerant to EMP. Downside is the shelf life might be only 10 years since the pigment in home burned CD-R degrades.

Of course the solid state storage has the opposite qualities, and should compliment the CD-R.

I'm pretty confident I can temporarily power up a modest laptop using PV panels or gas generated power. Of course I need to make sure to have a netbook in a faraday cage ahead of time.

 

Slightly off-topic but was curious:
I assume simply having an item off with no power in it doesn't save it from EMP?
Kinda seen both ways on that...

 

Yep, I did the Firefox plug-in then d/l thing. Totaled about 500 Mb (hello FiOS!) so just right for a single CD. Note that about half the entries are links to other sites.

I'd thought I'd offer to burn give-away CDs for folks here, but wanted to collect the links into an organized file as well before mastering. If there's more content to come soon, I'll hold off for now.

And what everyone said, thanks DrumRunner and the OP.

MrB