Let's get a survival/SHTF infographic thread going! Let's

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Not really an infographic, but informative nonetheless

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I had a better one but i couldn't find it.
Here's one on basic rescue CPR.

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>>901608
Finally got my Info library uploaded to Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2ILpxMxNOBzZGxpNmtQQzBfWlE

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Hopefully this fits in

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Part 3

>>901755
>iodine as a water purifier
Is boiling water enough or should you both boil and use iodine?

>>901758
It usually depends on the quality of the water you're starting with. If you have fairly dirty water, make sure to filter it somehow, and boil, but iodine is really the best way to go

>>901760
Let's just say collected rain water in an area where acid rain isn't a huge issue. Your average rainwater.
Iodine is the best way?

>>901762
Iodine is a chemical that kills bacteria when added to the water. Some people are allergic to it, so keep that in mind. Boiling kills water as well, though sometimes it's not the most optimal choice, and iodine can be used far more quickly and easily. I exaggerate when I say it's the best way to go. It's my way to go, because usually if I'm in need of water it's not quite as easy to light a fire and get my metal cup boiling than it is to just run it through a fine cloth and adding iodine drops. If you have standard rain water, it isn't too likely to have bacteria, so boiling would be all you need to do.
Overall, I'm not entirely certain, but I thin that boiling does actually kill more bacteria, but is more of a cumbersome thing to do. Consider it choice.

>>901770
So ideally both but at the very least boil or iodine.
Thanks.

>>901773
No problem mate; happy hunting

>>901753

You are a godsend, anon.

Thank you.

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>>901753
thank you

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>>901753
It's like Santa came early

>>901753
Thanks anon

>>901614
What a bullcrap.

>>901614

I've heard that this got debunked a while ago.

>>901852
>>901876
>>901883
>>901905
My pleasure!

I don't expect a SHTF situation, or to be lost in the wilderness or kidnapped, but of course you never know.

So what are the very first steps in becoming more likely to survive if the worst does occur?

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>>901753
I appreciate your gesture but I don't feel like having trojans, keyloggers or other fine shit in my laptop.

Found this somewhere fogot were tho
Still has really good info
http://peterspdfs.com

>>902975
>Trojans
>keyloggers
That's precisely why I made it - I was tired of getting burned on the hunt for info dumps.

It's OK, anon - you don't have to download it if you don't want to.

>>902980
>you don't have to download it if you don't want to
But I want, I just don't wanna get burned downloading stuff from the chan.

>>902995
I know you won't believe me, but I promise you will not get burned. Others have been downloading my info library for the past few months on /diy/ and /out/ - not a single complaint.

It's up to you in the end what you do, but if you want it you're going to have to download it.

Would it ease your worry if I posted some of it here?

>>903005
Thanks mate. I finished watching snowden, maybe that's why I'm paranoid as fuck. I will download it tomorrow.

>>901756
>.22 ammo is cheap and abundant..

;_;

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>>901753
ty man

>>903060
it`ll never be pre-sandy hook prices, but its still gone down a lot

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>>903009
It's my pleasure - if there's even the slightest hiccup post back here and we'll deal with it.

>>903100
You're welcome, and nice dubs!

>>903100
that's such a magical pitcher

>>901755
>folding saw pictured breaks easy
>knife pictured is near useless
>flour will get mealy (full of bugs) in a week or two if you have the bag unsealed, and any moisture like the kind that builds up in a tent will make it rot
>store jerky is formulated to make you want to eat it like chips -- homemade or oldschool style tough dry jerky (or biltong) lasts longer and you'll only eat what you need
>nuts in the shell waste a ton of space
>alcohol -- especially vodka -- doesn't start fires for shit

>>901756
>matches are bullshit -- pack extra Bic lighters and know how to make fire without either if the need arises
>firesteel works, but not as well as a Bic
>12 gauge is retarded for a survival gun, unless you only plan on surviving for a couple weeks -- the ammo is heavy as fuck and you won't hunt as well fatigued and smelly
>Snare wire is heavy, kinks with every catch, and needs hardware to work correctly -- just use heavy aramid fishing line w/ traditional techniques
>fishing kit pictured is overkill -- plan on trotlines and stick fish traps, not Sunday afternoon fishing
>slingshots aren't terribly accurate (esp w/ rocks) and the bands are prone to breakage; (are you really gonna carry marbles and big ball bearings around?)
>idiot creator doesn't know how to archery, but are you really going to carry all that shit, too?
>PROTIP: just use it as a spoon

>>901757
>hammocks fucking suck and only work in areas with correctly spaced trees (that drop shit on you in the wind)
>old military surplus bags weigh 80 fucking pounds, are the size of a clothes hamper, and the cotton they're made from gets wet and moldy
>cotton clothesline is near useless -- braided white nylon line is much better if you need shitty cordage
>Carhartt jackets are unnecessarily heavy and water absorbent
>hatchet OR kukri
>3mil contractor bags, not garbage bags

>>901755
>>901756
>>901757

Whoever made these has no fucking idea what they're talking about. It's like some high school kid with a couple of car camping trips to a state park made them. We have newbs lurking this board who don't know any better -- Please don't post them here again.

>>903186
>It's like some high school kid with a couple of car camping trips to a state park made them.
It's like some high school kid with a couple of remedial classes commented.

We've all seen these before, for the past few years now. They're a /k/ meme, not a real infographic. Welcome to /out/ newfriend.

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>>903197
>they're a /k/ meme

But they're full of all the bad info that's reposted and reposted all over the Internet, that people believe because they see it everywhere and never actually go out to check this bad info, or they lack so much experience in so many areas they can't immediately filter it. Whoever put it together appears to not have been trolling. And similar dumb shit keeps showing up in new infographics and posts here and elsewhere.

(And yes, I've seen them on /k/, too.)

>beef jerky

>>901773
Get a Sawyer mini water filter. It's only $25 and very simple to use

>>902995
Run it through virustotal.com before you execute it

>>902975

Download it and extract it on a virtual machine, retard.

>>901753
Dear diary, anon-kun was not a fag.

>>901755
>>901756
>>901757


These are fucking retarded. Horrible info.

>>904364
>>904384
Not even. The Google Drive archive I linked here - >>901753 - lets you view the pictures and PDFs without downloading them to your hard drive.

>>905642
Hope you enjoy, anon!

>>905813
I'm not a fan, either. In fact anything labeled from any particular board or from 4chan in general didn't make it to my library (with the exception of "How to not die on /b/").

>>901753
me gusta! thanks bro

>>905934
You're welcome, anon - Happy Holidays!

For those of you having trouble with the Google Drive archive, I'm also seeding the torrent - which can be found here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/nyhjw51v5i26gey/Info.torrent?dl=0

>>905949
Sorry for the delay in seeding - had internet troubles today but I'm back online and seeding again.

>>901614
I have that. Some valuable info in there, but it's fake as shit

>>906830
>0/0 peers connected for hours now
I'm going to close up my torrent client so I can make the network more available to the gamers using it. If anyone's interested in the torrent just say so and I'll seed.

Got some new infographs from this week, I'll update the Google Drive archive some time between today and tomorrow and post back here with which folders were updated for your convenience.

>>909197

Wo00o0o0o0o

>>901636
That nonvenomous snake looks goofy.

>>901753
That's some neat stuff.

One question: if I get myself banned on 4chan, doesn't it mean I can still lurk?

>>909411
As far as I'm aware, yes.

>>909424
Then there is no damn point if I can still read stuff on 4chan, I lurk most of the time anyway.

The new updates are now available in the Google Drive archive (found here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2ILpxMxNOBzZGxpNmtQQzBfWlE)

-The directory
>House and Garden/Homesteading
has been updated with a new PDF containing excerpts from the Sand County Almanac.

-The directory
>House and Garden/Homesteading
has been updated with a new folder containing PDFs of the first 6 FoxFire books

-The directory
>Relationships/Tips For Both
Has been updated with an infograph overview of the book "How To Win Friends And Influence People"

-The directory
>Religion, Corporations, and Politics/Law and Polititcs
has been updated with two new infographs - one depicting the African American population density in America by county, and the other depicting the status of the US in 9 specific categories.

-The following locations have been updated with a 10-page excerpt from a "Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills" that details proper climbing and rappelling techniques:
>Survival/City/Escape
>Survival/Office/Escape
>Survival/Riots/Escape
>Survival/Ropes and Knots
>Survival/Total Collapse and Fallout/Escape
>Survival/Urban/Escape
>Survival/Wild/Escape


-The directory
>Survival/Medicine/Surgical
has been updated with an infograph regarding sutures

-The directory
>Technology/Other Electronics
has been updated with an infograph regarding radio antenna calculations

Enjoy!

>>909431
That's a lot of shit to sift through and 4chan users love burning people with false info. Not to mention the occasional site outages. But hey - suit yourself anon.

>>909431
btw. some of the things you put on Drive seems a bit bullshitty, but maybe it's just me.

>>909439
I hoped I could ban myself from 4chins, so I could force myself to do something else, but well, turns out I cannot.

>>909440
Example?

>>909442
Well, maybe that manly skin guide and it's 5th step.

That creep guide in relationship trivia - I don't see the point

>looking in asia for brides
Sounds more like asking for trouble than sound advice

Cats vs dogs sounds more like interesting infodump than real comparision, it doesn't really say who should take a cat or dog

Somebody said that SHTF account from Bosnia is bullshit, but I cannot prove anything.

Just a few I got from short glimpse.
PFDs sure are better, but jpgs are off-putting a bit, at least for me.

>>909445
I admit my Relationships folder needs work.

I agree that Cats vs Dogs is in the wrong folder. I just moved it to
>Interesting and Scientific/Interesting/Trivia
Thanks for the heads-up.

The SHTF account from Bosnia is BS, but there is some very useful info there despite the author never having set foot in war-torn Bosnia.

I also agree PDFs are better but not every piece of info is lengthy or worthy enough of it's own book - that's where infographs come in.

If you find any more discrepancies post them here - and that goes for everyone. The archive can only improve with constructive criticism.

>>903182
You obviously never used a slingshot if you think they are not accurate.

Not to mention you can mod them to fire arrows if you need to.

>>903178
>>903182
>>903185


>all this autism

>>901773
Iodine is fantastic for quicker treatment. Still need to let it sit but it's quicker than boiling.

You can also use iodine to treat wounds. In planning a backpack or really anything it is good to have multiple uses in mind.

My backpack has a geigerrig bladder with two virus filters, a 1 micron bag filter (might get a half micron in the future, but neither is 100% so this is just to filter particles out anyway). Then I have iodine and alcohol if needed, I carry some 191 because it is a great fire starter, can clean the water, and is a worst case scenario antiseptic. Alcohol isn't great for treating wounds, but it's better than nothing. It has many more uses I haven't even touched on.

I also have a pot for boiling water, fits around my bottle.

My pack has enough room for at least 2 days of high water consumption between the bladder and bottle.

solar stills are easy as hell but won't work well in my area in the winter, not enough light usually. You can also just tie bags around trees and try to capture water from the tree, this is clean minus anything that might be on the tree where you bagged it (don't bag bird shit lol)

You can live hungry a lot longer than you can thirsty, and there isn't much safe water in this world anymore...

>>902948
It's all situational. Are we talking lost while out, or teotwawki or whatever the fucking acronym is?

If you are lost there is a good chance you will be found unless you royally fuck up or go balls deep in unpopular places and don't tell anyone.

Surviving on a tropical island is a lot different than tundra.
Water is paramount, shelter/fire if the weather is outside of comfortable conditions. Tundra will be cold, deserts will be cold at night, in the tropics you might just need shade from the sun... Then food. Traps are your friend. Hunting is good but trapping is better if you don't fuck it all up. Fish traps, animal and bird traps.

>>910915
obligatory Joerg shilling:
https://www.youtube.com/user/JoergSprave

>>901758

Iodine is good for a back up, just incase you're un able to make fire, or trying to be stealthy.

>>901758
Depends on the altitude youre in.

At sea level the water boils at 100c, which is enough to kill all the pathogens.

At higher altitudes the boiling point of water is lower so it might not be enough to kill all the pathogens in the water.

If you are over 3600mts you should use an extra way to purify the water to be sure, a couple of drops of iodine or sodium hypochlorite per liter will suffice.

You should filter the water before boiling it with a cloth or natural filter just to get rid of dirt or dangerous metals.

>>911169
>At higher altitudes the boiling point of water is lower so it might not be enough to kill all the pathogens in the water.
It is.

>>911602
Not him, but is it for real>?

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Here's some OC for you all!

>>913514
Nice, but a tad confusing. Could you add some captions or find/post a more easily discernible version?

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>>901608
Here you go bros

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>>914003

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>>914004
thought this one was neat

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>>914005

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>>914006

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>>913514
wait. you cut a treelog with scissors?

>>901757
good for backyard/carcampers

>>909438
mind posting the
> infograph overview of the book "How To Win Friends And Influence People"

I downloaded your collection a bit over a month ago and don't wanna DL the entire thing again.

>>913833
>>914042
Yup, scissors. I was going for the universal "cut, paste, attach". But yeah, It's silly; I'll change that. Anything else?

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>>914062
Sure thing, anon.

>>914072
Nope, that'd do it. Thanks anon!

>>909438
i love you

i wish i could hug u

>>914006
What's this for?

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>>914189

>>914196
Cooking, crafting, and heat. This particular construction guarantees a steady supply of fresh air to adequately feed the fire.

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>>914005
You forgot the beer.

>>909409

It's because they are goofy.

>>901753
Gracias compadre! Your good actions will be rewarded.

>>914340
De nada amigo!

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So I've got an idea to make a book scanner so I can update the library with all of my hard-copy books.

I've done this before with a camera and a cardboard box - it worked well but was very time consuming. I'm hoping to rig up an automatic scanner so that I can just place a book inside, turn it on, and forget it for an hour or two until it's done. Any ideas are welcome, and I'll also be posting a sister-thread in /diy/.

Wish me luck.