3 Secrets To The Ultimate Emergency Blackout Kit
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2020
- In this video, you'll learn how to put together your own #Blackout Kit based on our tried and proven 3 Step Gearmap Template.
We're living in challenging times now, and being prepared is what we should all be, and know how to be.
This is a whole new way of looking at your new or existing #flashlights, and putting them into a powerful, functional grab and go #tactical pouch for work, home, or emergencies.
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I have to stop watching this guys videos. Every time I watch one, I end up spending money! He sells me on everything
love yours videos. are facinated of all the lights and things in the back. i am jealous,,,,
Great combination for the blackout series. Not too bulky and simple. Thank you !
Another kit ideas: a kit for security guards AND a kit for family holidays. I love your videos. Thanks.
So addictive to watch your videos. Great service to the company as well. Still not decided on which items to get but I’m sold on the brand.
(Btw, would love the see a Car Kit as well! Maybe combined with this Black out one.)
Blackout car kit. On it!
My favourite secondary light is my Nitecore EA11, I wish they would bring them back. It was a great aa/14500 light.
very nice kit to have during brownouts
Hello from Russia. You make good videos
Awesome videos brother!!!
Wow ! I want a kit set up just like that !!
Nice work kehd... I really enjoy your video's.. -and of course I'm a flashaholic myself but, your video's have excellent prepper applications and beyond. I'll message you with recommendations that have impressed me in this realm as well.. I find video's like this are a great way to unwind at the end of a busy day. Cheers from Boston! ;)
Nice nitecore💪🏻
Impressive n useful 👍👍
Will you plan to have a update video to share on the blackout Kit 2023 or 2024 of newest gears? ❤
Nice sharing and love it indeed
Yes! Will queue one for 2024 for sure
Would love to see a camping hiking light kit
That’s in the queue!
Any time the blackout kit bundle would be out for sale?
Could you guys do a review of your 21W solar charger? It’s the lesser known one compared to the 100W one, but would totally match this emergency kit as to help those that are keen to get it (such as myself ) hahaha. Awesome stuff nonetheless, cheers!
Joel Z will add it to the list 👍
The Ledlenser Solidline SL-Pro-220 runs on 3 AAA batteries and it has a runtime of 30h.
It dims the light a little over time to save energy and it's a little chunky, sacrificing some portability, but it could be worth it.
I cant stand Ledlensers, they are overpriced, very underpowered and how they lose brightness over battery loss is really annoying. Ive had a few and now avoid them.
What do you recomend: I'm a field chef in Australia, I'm often in a camping/bush setting on my motorcycle. Due to my limited vehicle space (pretty much on my person and 1 bag) I need a 1 light does all for up close food prep/cooking (some time hands free, I usually have a vest or hat) and also bush scouting/deterrent for any animals wanting to kill us - haha. And In a rare occasions as a back up vehicals headlight for my bike (blew a globe in the bike at night once).
Olight M2r Pro warrior perhaps? Just suggesting a great all-rounder which has served me well.
Your videos are always informative and great to watch . This might be a long question. 1) do you reccomend leaving lights in a car in an emergency bag?
2) what lights do you reccomend that can withstand extreme temps for example up to 40degrees C down to 0degreesC and can be stored in the car.
Cheers from melbourne australia
russ ndc 1) yes, I’ll be doing a car kit soon!
2) the lights can take it, it’s the battery that you have to be worried about. There’s no heat proof battery that can withstand high heat in the car for long periods, it will discharge no matter what the battery type. But best practices would be, place your kit in the coolest area of the car, under the car seat for example. And have it at 90% battery capacity. A full battery at high heat is not safe. Then just charge it every 3-6 months to keep it topped up.
Hope it helps! Glad you find the videos useful!
@@NitecoreSG how do i ensure its not fully charged ?
or maybe buy a keychain like tip se or tiki. I hope nitecore make tiki with larger battery , more side light lumens and cri main light.
And what about -25 C? I Live in Canada.
Great video! Very useful and informative. Where did you buy that little blade with the O-ring?
Look for fox mini kar, blade hq or knife center should have them
@@NitecoreSG Thank you very much. Knifecenter was sold out. I had to go to Karambit.
Do you have the link for the small blade
I like the flashlight cones(clear and orange), where did you find them? I have looked but don't see them anywhere.
They’re from nitecore; model NTW25 and NDF25. You can find them easily
Can we get a list of items or pdf of the list?
What knife do u have in the bag (black color)?
Is there a link to this specific kit? Also can you deliver to the u.s? I have family in Singapore they could also ship to me if not
Love the content. I've been on a Nitecore Lights binge these past few days. Haha Where ca I get that box cutter?
Look for fox mini ka
@@NitecoreSG thank you!
Just stuff glock 19 and some survival tools and medicals in this bag it would be a good survival small pouch
And some cash. 😉
why did they discontinue the EA11?
i bought mine specifically because of it's compatibility with different batteries.
afaik there is nothing else on the market that accepts all AA to 14500 sized cells...
@5:17 could you tell me the name of that netflix show???
How much this setup? If i want to duplicate it😅👍🏼
Love the video and is it something you could put a kit together like in this video and get a great price on it all???
Yes will be doing a version 2 of this, there’s a lot of new gear to update. And yes the bundle price will be available too
@@NitecoreSG is there a web site I can contact the company to get info on the version 2 package (date of release & cost)
@@anthonyc243 it will be up on www.nitecorelights.com you can subscribe to the newsletter to make sure you get informed once it’s ready
Very nice setup.
What would be amazing s for the entire bag to have an external USB-C port, and then the interior batteries connected to it, so that all you need to do at night is plug in your bag, and the batteries all charge automatically. I'm busy building up a laptop backpack that will do that.
That way there's only one thing to plug in (the bag itself) and the internal system charges everything connected inside. USB-C seems to be the catalyst for this as well as battery packs like the RAVPOWER 20,000. I think this can be done with reasonably light weight too.
All that together with a 7,000mah battery smart phone seems like a realistic prospect.
That’s quite an interesting idea. Might be possible!
@@NitecoreSG I'm gonna work on it as soon as I get out of quarantine! Then come check out your store for some accessories :)
That’s a great idea for this kind of kits! Trickle in the energy until you need to use the items in the bag. You already have the Tini type of display… maybe that could be an additional feature to check on status.
What is that power bank with the flashlight on it (4:20)?
thats the SCL10 photography light + power bank! - Kai
Why Lanterns are always given little importance.
We stand inside the house all night and part of the day. That is a long period of time when we need lanterns, not flashlight.
It is also advisable to include a small solar panel and a multimeter to the flashlight kits.
As fourth line of light backup, before the LED revolution which begun in year 2002 - when all the best lights were incandescent (remember the 20/60 minutes runtime, 225/125 lumens Surefire M4 Millennium edition), I used some propane lanterns, capable of emitting 400 lumens for five hours). And bags full with 100s of Energizer CR123A - there were no good rechargeable options with xenon-halogen bulbs.
Regards,
Anthony
Very good points! Appreciate the insight
Ok, I'm definitely going to order part of this kit but I really need to ask where you got the karam... er cardboard box opener...
Fox Mini ka, from amazon or knife center
@@NitecoreSG Idea for future video - How about a business travel kit for hotel light, power, self defence and must be able to clear security, all while fitting into hand luggage where space is an absolute premium?
@@321tapas good idea, will add into the queue
nice patches..where can i get 😁
www.nitecorelights.com/collections/hard-to-kill-collection
Is this item still avail?
Multitool, compact strong flashlight, small less bright light, bit of medical stuff, hartkekse, German military cookies, taste like shit, so get honey too, but never spoil, hundreds of calories, lighter and a Flint and steel, phone with changeable batteries, bit of duct tape.
That's my go to stuff.
Red light adapter to be seen harder.
Excellent content!
On Amazon the TIP2 states micro usb rechargeable.
However the TIP SE states”USB RECHARGEABLE - with USB-C fast charging enjoy up to 50 hours run time per charge with a battery level and charging status indicator. When it is time to recharge, just connect it to any USB power source.
NITECORE TIP SE KIT- included are Tip SE (black), 2x key rings, key clasp, clip, and a LumenTac Keylight. (Note: USB Type-C Charging cable is sold separately and not included in the manufacturer package)”
Usb-C?? The TINI 2 also seems to require USB-C.
Which is it? Or both? Thanks
Why not use 20K power banks? Basically same size but double power.
Tip 2 is micro usb, TIP SE is usb C. During the making of this video there’s no 20k Mah nitecore powerbank yet. Now there is. A blackout kit version 2 is in order!
Everything I ordered from Nitecore on banggood is out of stock anyway
How to bring the emergency kit while on plane? The airport security were not allowed....
There’s too many items not for air travel, if you’re going on planes you got to go with only 1 light and 1 powerbank, maybe whistle. There’s a limit to how many powerbanks you can bring. And of course no blades.
@@NitecoreSG are the blade is allowed on plane?
I dont think balde are allowed during the security check in the airport
It is not, but in my case, They Took a swiss army Knive from me at the check in and they retourned to me when i leaved the plane.
Are you refering to integrated blades? I have only seen one quite terrible flashlight with this feature and it will certainly not be allowed on a plane.
Dollars count strongly influences lumens count...
You say you lose sight, sound and force in just darkness? That is wrong. You lose most of your sight in darkness but your hearing will actually improve to compensate for the lack of input from the eyes so you have beeter sound at night and also others can detect your sound easier at night. There is absolutely not effect on the ammount of force you can apply in melee combat unless you are very tired or miss your target point.
Another sense that an untrained person may lose is rational thinking, our mind adjust during the night and not necessary in our favour.