No Grid Survival Projects: A Detailed Guide to Survive Anywhere with Essential DIY Skills for Self-Reliance Preppers and Survivalists – Projects, Power Systems and First Aid Kit

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Fast forward 15 years and I was married to my soulmate, we had two kids, a house in the suburbs, and a chocolate lab named Milo.

You’ll also discover how to make an ingenious no-grid air conditioning unit that you can use even if the power is out. This chapter is written by Amber Robinson, a certified herbalist who has been making and using her own natural remedies for decades while helping thousands of people along the way.As I tweaked and upgraded all these projects around my own property it wasn’t long before I realized that many others would greatly benefit from these simple and inexpensive designs. Apart from the energy your body needs to do work, you also require electrical power to run electrical appliances and equipment. This survival guide brings fun and practical projects designed to get you thinking creatively about going green. This simple DIY project will give your house a facelift that will make you fall in love with it again.

Nuclear War Survival Skills–Excellent book describing the means by which to prepare for a nuclear war – especially with expedient and low cost methods. This type of system makes the most sense to me because the solar panels, the battery bank, and all the other components would not be affected by an EMP directly as they have no circuits within. You’ll also discover exactly how to add the SHTF medicinal garden on a small, 96-square-feet piece of land that’s sitting idle in your backyard. This is the best option if you plan to do irrigation or any other thing that requires plenty of water. During that time, I’ve witnessed first-hand how quickly the social fabric of a civilized country can unravel during a widespread disaster, and how many innocent people end up suffering as a result.

Imagine still having this endless source of drinking water, even if the tap goes dry or when electric pumps stop working after an EMP or in a blackout. To do this, you need solar panels, a battery bank, a power inverter, a solar charge controller, and other components of the system. Unfortunately, this book is printed in a limited edition, so I am not sure how long it will be available. To protect my own family, I’ve built a lot of projects around my house, such as the pressurized rainwater catchment system, a unique off-grid energy system that uses both solar and wind, the 80-foot medicinal garden, a hand-pump operated well, a smokeless smokehouse to preserve our meat and cheese, a hidden food growing fence, a hidden aquaponics system and many others which I have personally invented or tweaked to adapt to our needs. Videos of me building and thoroughly explaining each project from start to finish, that you can watch, pause, rewind – whatever you need.