SHTF: What do you have on your phone?

So far just the FEMA app, I had no idea the rest of these were even a thing. Quick question though, how many rechargers do you keep in your gear?

>>35036895
>keeping a tracking device on your person
>SHTF
SHYGDDT

How did you download Wikipedia?

>>35036960
There's numerous ways. Last time I checked, the English wiki in whole, in compressed form, was something around 8 gigabytes.

File: Offline survival manual.png (207KB, 713x1011px) Image search: [Google]

207KB, 713x1011px

>>35036895
The "Offline Survival Manual" app is a fine compilation of numerous SHTF and innawoods guide documents and charts. Some pretty neat stuff, pretty easy to read stuff. Not exactly super detailed, but something to get things started with in case you're stranded in a miserable situation ... with a phone.

>>35037076
That's impossible. There's so much garbage on wikipedia, including images, that it could never amount to only 8gb.

>>35037176
AFAIK, the mini-packs are text-only, with maybe the low-res thumbnail images included in some form. There are text-only versions too, which alone would get you quite far.

>>35036895
Is it not possible in your world that there would be no electricity in a SHTF?

>>35037228
>Solar power cells can be bought for dirt cheap
>hand-crank generators are a thing
>billions of batteries of different sizes and shapes available everywhere
>power plants and backup generators can be found even in small villages these days
>got a working car? you got a machine capable of producing electricity.
When electric power can be literally generated with nothing but potatoes and lemon juice, I find it highly unlikely that electricity would just cease to exist.

>>35036943

I keep one ~15000mAh and one ~20,000mAh battery bank, and a solar panel that can attach to either of them. Takes about 14 hours of sunlight to charge them with my best panels, though. Pretty light for the capacity you get, and they hold a charge for about two weeks before you notice some phantom draining.

>>35036957

Obviously I wouldn't take it with me depending on the type of SHTF scenario.

>>35037176

My download is 11gb, and includes all images and videos from EVERY article on the site. I don't know how they do it, but it actually includes everything, even a bunch of full-length public domain films. The reader I use, Aard 2, allows me to access it without uncompressing the files, too.

>>35037099

This is great. Thanks!

>>35037228

I have a bunch of solar charging solutions. My favorite one right now is a $20 panel that fits right on the top of my pack. It takes about 20 hours of sunlight to charge one of my banks, but if I always have it connected to just top them off, it is pretty rare to run out. I also have a charger that runs off of AA batteries, which is really slow and inefficient, but would work in an emergency.

File: Screenshot_20170901-025923.jpg (42KB, 324x318px) Image search: [Google]

42KB, 324x318px

I only have the survival manual app on my phone

>>35037494
And screenshots of my local areas and "bug out/escape routes on my phone through Google maps satellite view.