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Great video, Frank - I've watched it multiple times.

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can it go in reverse?

I looked online for IR Flock sheets and it seems like there are different colors and brands, etc. Obviously I would want black... but what is your advice on brand names, etc.

Great video Frank, i completely agree sbout "smoothing it" and not roughing it when we're out there. Winter time ain't a time to be fiddling around with knots and I'm amszed not just how quick this is but how secure it is too. Ive taken some great knowledge from your videos and Blackie Thomas who uses a similar/almost identical system. Cheers again Frank 👍

Always prep for homelessness and other situations because you don't know- Post apoc survival

Like a say, such is life, if you will. Yeah?

Brilliant information Frank, only recently found you, you’ve definitely got a new fan. All the best fella Johnny 🤩👊🌟

Like a say. If you will. Yeah?

Frank, It is 6 AM and I need to eat french fries right now, this video is just a suplice for the gourmands 🙂

Excellent video. I can't wait to set one up for myself. Keep the videos coming.

This was the video that i have been looking for. I live in an off grid cabin and need to build a solar kitchen for my wife and i. This video helped me understand what a battery like that is capable of. Thanks Frank!

My lifetime battery has a 200a bms so i would assume it would rip through that test without shutting down.

Okay, I said that the Paracord version was brilliant. Well this one is more brilliant!

Brilliant

I’m confused at to how to you managed to make this video an hour long 😂 maybe if you didn’t say “yeah?” After every sentence you would’ve cut down a few minutes

immigrants living the american dream in whilst the native population are homeless..

You could even take this one step further and attach yoyos and/or speed hooks

Excellent! This can be applied to so many tasks and situations. If you don't want to go through making the splices all the way down the ridge line, you can still use the Paracord Ridge Line with the drop lines made with the Locked Brummel Splices. Great idea Frank!

Have you done a vid like this for people who are homeless in the rural areas ? If not may i please request it ?

This is genius. Knots can do anything a gadget can do, and they don't weigh a thing, and you'll never lose a knot! You could replace the overhand Knots with online Ashley Stopper Knots if you wanted, since they're bulkier, but only necessary with Paracord instead of Bank Line maybe. Great idea and great video. Thanks for sharing this! 😎👍🏼

It's too bad YT isn't arranged by the quality of content, this channel should be at the top of search results, subs, etc. The more I learn, the more questions I have: Do you still use a paracord ridgeline? I watched some of your other vids & made a weave-style bankline ridgeline...Was thinking I'd add bankline prusseks, but will they slide well enough? Or maybe paracord prusseks are better, or both. How many tent stakes do you carry? I feel like they're so light, I might as well bring a couple more than I think I need. Is there another vid where I can better see the tensioning of the ridgeline end? I don't like the trucker hitch much & would rather do something like this.

I now have to remake my ridgelines because as fast as mine are your's are faster. Thank you 🙏🏼

I would recommend that you leave the voltmeter connected on future videos ... the voltage is very important for a number of applications.

Nice job. Thank you for sharing these great tips! 👍🏻

This man is a school. yeah🫡

You have a great voice, I imagine your day job is in radio!

Cordage carabiners are also referred to as soft shackles

I guess you could actually leave it all together and just take the kevlar apart and bundle it.

I found some good bankline at "Harbour Chandler" in Nanaimo recently so I may try to get some of these modular lines made up for my later adventures. Just spent most of the summer experimenting with 2 different tarps and a multitude of different sets. I have a Hennessy Hammock that I have owned for almost 20 years.

Fantastic addition to the flexibility of your system! Does it throw things off to add the criss-cross cords before tightening the main lines, while it’s still easier to feed them through? Is there an amount of slack that’s okay, where you’ll still be able to fully tighten it afterwards?

Good and thoughtful presentation

You probably figured it now, since this is 3 months old, but those 2 velco straps for back flap don't go on frame, they go on the drop flap frame. You leave the zippers open and flip one clip on each side, and the flap drops with the cover on it.

I've been through the whole thing untill I was forced to steal hotdogs maby you could borrow some cash ❤ from and stay healthy

Very nice, I am tired of inverters in my rv, so I want to change eventing to dc only. Therefore, as you do, I like things simple and efficient, so I will build a double burner with glass top. Thanks for help!

Do you know the distance it can go fully loaded (60kg) on a full battery charge, on smooth road? I’m trying to work out how many charged batteries I need to take with me to get the job done.

You keep saying "I'm gonna turn around" and yet you never do. Maybe you turn around off camera!! LOL. Seriously thoug, nice instruction. Thanks.

Hello Frank, Very interesting video, which brings me some questions : 1 : for the same price than this solar generator cost, buying a DC/AC converter(like the Renogy 2000W you own) wouldn't be more efficient ? 2 : for the price of these 2 batteries and this solar generator, could u upgrade with a better solar generator ? 3 : can you use batteries with different capacities ? If no, do they have to be identical (same model) ? 4 : does the system (PWM unit) work if the 2 batteries don't have the same amount of charge ? Thanks

Mr. Frank sir, I stand and tip me hat to you Sir!.....ATB

Good ideas

Is this b4 the Canterbury added toggles or after? Either way it is a great idea. I have made the suggestion to add toggles to the prussics that attach the tarp. Just 1 less knot to tie in the field, or stick to pick up??

Hello Frank, thanks for this very good video. Do you know why the little solar panel produces power almost equal to its rated power ? That was not the case for the two others

Thanks for video. What's the smallest mm kevlar you would go with to make up this system? Would 3mm work alright in your opinion?

I need to go shopping for some Kevlar rope so I can make those. I’ve done something similar for an outdoor toilet for my girls; just not as robust. I had a running prussic forming a box to keep the lines from separating. This is WAY better!

A great build. I definitely like how you put it together. The poly tarp in my opinion is underrated. A person can get a lot of use out of them for a fraction of what it costs for some of these really expensive wall tents. Good job and thanks for a very informative video. God bless.

Put on two heat shrink tubes after the first, and send the first of the two loose tubes 13 foot up the line; when you cut at 12 foot, you already have the first one on for your subsequent modular line. Great system! 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥃

Great real world video

love this concept. i will implement this weekend! thanks

Well done

Hey, i did the same as these soft shackles but with a Canadian jam knot instead of the farrimond, the only thing i have a problem with is opening it if i use it as a carabiner. what i figured out was to combine it with the robe tensioner, where the loop is a Canadian jam knot, it gives the same functionality of the rope tensioner and the soft shackle. the stopper knot at 18:11 is a great idea. I am going to try the farrimond hitch as well. Thanks for sharing have a great day :)