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Well buds, I been using a jet stove for a while. I currently have two half empty cans that I won't take on the trail with me because I have no idea how much burn time they have left. Getting tired of wasting cans like this.

Is solid fuel a good alternative? What types are best? Is there a downside I'm missing?
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>>1008641
Get refillable canisters

Also just make fires

Alternatively you could realize the most efficient food for camping requires no cooking or can be rehydrated with cold water.
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Float your canisters in a bowl of water, that'll tell you how much is left in each one. Set aside your mostly empty cans and use them for 1-nighters, car camping or a hot lunch on a long day hike.

Or get a white gas stove like a whisperlite or Coleman Sportster. Or an alcohol stove.

Tablet stoves are bottom tier. Their output is weak, the tablets stink and they leave a nasty residue on your pots. If I had to choose between a tablet stove and cold food, I'd go cold food
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>>1008654
Smart.

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post and discuss things relating to
>hunting
>camping
>kits and setups
>recipes
also post any infographs you have so that others can have them on hand later on
any /k/ and /out/ related posts/screen caps are welcome
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Posting this just incase infograph bro doesnt see the thread

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2ILpxMxNOBzZGxpNmtQQzBfWlE

Not mine, but the guy that made it I would do some serious favors for
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>>1008585
FEMA has free online independent study courses that anyone can take (and be certified in). These courses are also worth college credit and cover a wide variety of /k/ related scenarios including radiological disasters as per OP's pic.
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>>1008893
>tfw european

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It hasn't stopped raining for three days, and I've decided to buy a new poncho.
>inb4 get a raincoat
>inb4 patch the old one
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>>1008583
>voted most boring post ever

Enjoy your poncho, Poncho.
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What is the point of this thread?
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>>1008583
>stops raining after OP buys poncho.

way to going, nerd.

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We started buying small panels for using with our outdoor product deployments (Access Points / Wireless Repeaters, Security Cameras, and our soon to come Temperature and Humidity monitoring systems); I noticed how I could actually get a 10 watt panel that put out that much or more in full sun, for way less than I could a few years back.

So I looked at larger panels. Great, even cheaper per watt. Pushing below $1/Watt if I hunt around for deals. I'm now considering building a 'suitcase style' solar setup to carry with us when we go /out/ anywhere.
I've also been looking into how much I'd have to spend to get the full 500 watts round the clock that I need for my camper trailer to keep the A/C and dehumidifier running. (I'm aware the sun is only out in the day, etc.) This would be more of an actual benefit to me because I'd ditch my power bill entirely where it's parked and not traveling of course.


Does anyone else on /out/ use solar for their power needs on their excursions? Any good products that you've found? Any recommendations?
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>>1008206
Gas powered, two stroke margarita blender for tailgating, you self-righteous fuck.

Now go turn up your AC.
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>>1008247
I think you're missing the point...

I don't want to make a shit load of noise, or smell like a weed whacker.

Also, why would I have a blender when going /out/?
And how does solar make one self-righteous? I'm really not picking up what you're dropping man...
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>>1008206
>>>/diy/ is really the correct board for this. After all, anything solar related will be outside so everyone using it will have that experience. But if you want to DIY a setup that is different and there's tons of people on /diy/ that do it.

I've been studying solar for so long I dream about it. If you really want to make a DIY system, I suggest doing it from scratch with second hand cells you can get on ebay for cheap. You'll need to solder them together and everything. There are lots of tutorials on youtube. As for a suitcase size 500watt system? You won't be able to hinge them together so they fit inside a suitcase. You can make each panel its own separate unit. Then merely plug them together. That way you can store them side-by-side in a suitcase and probably fit in 500watts worth of panels. It'll weigh a lot. Smaller wattage needs would fit into a suitcase size much easier and allow for hinges.

You will also need a battery array regardless. You need that buffer so that you don't kill the panels by trying to run high power items on them. Large motors like those in AC units have a massive inrush spike when they turn on which basically shorts out stuff like a solar panel and is extremely bad for the panels. Thus, you use a panel to solar charge controller to battery to inverter/converter to appliance.

>>1008247
gb2/b/, kid.

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What are the very basics that every /out/ist should master?

For example I spend a decent amount /out/ but it's mostly beach related stuff and hiking low duration camping so I'm not very competent with navigating by stars or sun, hunting or having many different type of knots on my tool box. That being said I would like to deversify and keep moving forward and acquiring new skills so yeah, feel free to throw some ideas into the puddle.

Thanks.
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>>1007960
Plant and edible identification in your local area.

Safe fire starting year round in your area.

Navigation/familiarity in your area.

Camping over nights then working to multiple nights /out/ in your area.

Once you've got that down, do it in somewhere /out/side your area.

You get better at all these things the more you do it. Your kit/pack will evolve for all situations the better equipped with experience you are.
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there are none, just focus on what you like
it's 2017 you literally have an incomprehensible amount of information available at your fingertips.

>I'm not very competent with navigating by stars or sun, hunting or having many different type of knots on my tool box.
so then try taking a book out with you or read one and take notes on the stuff that stand out and bring the notes.


Anyone who tells you you need to know certain things to "master" being an "outist" when you are literally just trying to explore yourself and nature is egocentric. You will find your nirvana only by following your own path. People who try to impress their thoughts on you (like pack out trash) are narcissists or live in fear of people and society in general, ignore it. If you genuinely enjoy the outdoors you will find these things self evident.
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>>1007970
Pack out your trash

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Whats some /out/ technology?
I just bought a garmin watch and this thing is the tits! what else is there??
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>>1006453
PLB.
Avalanche transceiver.
Two-way radio.
Smartphone.
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who a guy whos figured out how to rub nettles into this kind of long stem kind of thing but its made of lots of stems, twisted, what did he call it, ah, yes, .. rope .. rope, he´s made rope
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>>1006453
>and this thing is the tits!
For how much and what does it do?

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So i am going on a 2 day hike but i want to bring along some beers. how do i stop them from become fizzy and then recool them. If you have any tips on beers in your /out/ adventures let me know
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>>1006257
>stop them from become fizzy
let them sit for a minute out of your pack before opening them
>recool them
camp near snow or a cold lake. pretty much the only options. better bet is bring a beer enjoyable warm.

i also recommend 16 oz cans and 7.0+ abv.
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>>1006257

Ten Fidy
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>>1006257
i stopped brining beer on hikes (the weight/reward ratio was off) but a few things i have learned-- dont buy the beer cold- buy warm beer. someone else can probably explain it but beer gets funky when its cold then warms then gets cold again. for me just putting them in a cooler and leaving some rope on the shore to pull them up worked pretty well for cooling them. but honestly sipping whiskey (which i don't even really like that much not camping) tastes amazing when /out/ and you get a lot more bang for your buck.

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I found it slouched over and the root thinned out to almost a thin strand when i dug it up, what could have caused this? This is the 3rd time its happened to me
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not enough light

it stretched out and became leggy

also too much water possibly.

very common with fucking everyone who wants to start seeds inside on a window sill without enough light. in all honesty get a grow light or a southern facing open sun room or attached green house if you want to start seeds inside that aren't retarded-leggy and long and almost dead

please listen to me i run a plant nursery and sell plants and seeds for a living
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>>1006048

hey how'd you fall into that line of work? I'm sick of my sales job and I want to do something in ag, either greenhouse work or horticulture.
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>>1006058
don't do it please

the pay is absolute shit, the schedule and hours are as bad as it gets, you deal with the public, it is basically sales, you learn to hate plants and become cold and empty inside

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Anybody else sketch their /out/tings?
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>>1005010
yes but i have none at the moment.
gf is much better artist than i of course.
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>>1005010
that's some myst-tier shit right there. A++++ would view again.
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>>1005010
No, despite being pisces I have no art skills.

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What sort of fast food do you like to bring /out/ with you?

I usually order a fuckton of chicken nuggets before I go on my weekend getaways and just snack on em the whole time. They're fine cold but they are easy to heat up in a pan too. Also McDonalds cheeseburgers are alright if you just heat them up again.
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>>1004533
Not exactly fast food but Im partial to frying up bacon and sausages and eating them cold on the trail. goes good.
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>>1004533
>Bringing shitty meats
Dude, no.
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>>1004533
I usually take onion rings with me

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Hey /out/ I'm planing a trip to all 48 states and Alaska(pic related save Alaska). So I'm going to take my dog and my Bug Out bag filled with various goodies and I'm starting in Ohio btw. Tips? Or any recommendations? Also doing it on foot with a starting budget of 15,000.
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>>1004322
>tips?
If you see a nigger avoid him. Dont die OP good luck.
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>>1004333
Trust me when I see a non-white its not alright plus I'm going to have a machete, Kukri and various survival knives
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>>1004335

>survival knives


Hahaha see you on the trail gringo :^)

Best bushcraft youtubes?
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA
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>>1001329
He's kinda a meme, but still cool.

Heres the best ones I've collected:

>https://www.youtube.com/user/MCQBushcraft
>https://www.youtube.com/user/ThePKirt
>https://www.youtube.com/user/wildernessoutfitters
>https://www.youtube.com/user/Taromovies
>https://www.youtube.com/user/kidsandnature
>https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHkYrJ2Fbe7pBjEZvkFzi3A

I also watch Joe Robinet, but he's pretty memey.
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>>1001331
>kinda a meme

Why would you even post this? Can you even talk without the fear of having a fat meme shoved in your mouth?

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>mfw no qt 3fourteen to go hiking with.
>mfw live in a country that is too densely populated and pretty much everywhere you go hiking you will always run into hordes of other hikers doing the same thing.
>mfw more and more Chink and Gook tourists going hiking on your mountain.
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>>999409
>mfw uncivilised hikers no longer greet you when you run into them on the trail.
>mfw idealised fantasy of finding forest nymphs deep in the woods, or mermaids bathing in a pristine emerald lake will never come true.
>mfw they will literally soon begin installing security cameras on hiking paths to "stop illegal activity".
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>>999410
>mfw they will soon take down the crosses on the summits of mountains because muh "secularism".
>mfw you go live on a mountain to get away from society because you think the apocalypse is coming, only to have the FBI send a commando unit to murder you and your family because an undercover ATF agent managed to persuade you into doing something illegal for him.
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>mfw I read this racism driven shiiet
>mfw foreveralone.jpg

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Dating advice from you guys?

So I've never been on a date, and next weekend I'm going on a date walking in the local national park.

wtf do I do? I've had g/fs before but I've always known them before we fucked and, whatever.
But I'm actualy meeting a stranger. I have a simple wall to do, she can't drive. HOLY FUCK WE HAVE A 45 MINUTE CAR DRIVE THERE!!!
wtf am I doing /out/?

picture of the walk: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=rivelin+river&num=100&client=opera&hs=vuh&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjskY_W3LjTAhXqDMAKHTeGDYMQ_AUICCgB&biw=1536&bih=794

Pic unrelated, but one of my dogos.
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You should have said
>coffee first
>then maybe a hike
That way you could have bailed if you didn't jive.
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how did this get arranged? online? family/friend?
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>>998871
You are going to fart in the car, it is going to stink, and she will never talk to you again

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Has anybody here ever explored any old mines before? What are some things to account for if one is going to check them out?
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>>995744
You'll never get my gold, OP. Quit trying.
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bumping with
https://www.youtube.com/user/fhood
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>>995744
No one replies to these questions from personal experience because none of those people returned alive.

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