That is true. I have a trick for wearing headlamps that make them easier to use and so I have been using them more often. Video showing how I use them - ua-cam.com/users/shortsTz0TNUKdIPE
I bought that blue radio in November of 2018 and it still works just as good today as it did back then. It uses an old rechargeable cordless phone battery and I've thought about buying an extra one just in case, but this battery has held up really well. If the internal battery dies I can use AAA but it will lose its rechargeable capabilities. Either way, I'm super happy with it and once I figure out how well old landline phone batteries hold up in storage I might buy it a new battery or two.
Due to today's technology, I couldn't agree more about a charger for phones, lights, vapes, etc. They are getting smaller, lighter and more powerful. It's a must-have for your back pack, or every day bag.
They seem to be able to charge more and more things every year. My son brought home his Chromebook laptop from school and he was able to use the small power bank to charge the laptop as he was working on it. For the money, they are a great value.
I agree with ya solar powered generator is so expensive ive looked into this many times and I also have the stuff you have except the small solar panels I stick batteries like crazy and I also have a battery powered radio so I'm fairly ready for power outages om also going to buy a gas powered gen etrator
I feel like the common man owns gas generators and the rich have solar generators. I am not rich so gas is what works best for me. The amount of power a gas generator can give you for the price is a MUCH better deal than solar.
Will be adding some chairs, blankets and generator to my to do list. Thank you!
Perfect! I really appreciate the support.
Nice! You can always hold a headlamp in your hands and use it as a flashlight, but not the other way around! So, headlamps all the time for me :)
That is true. I have a trick for wearing headlamps that make them easier to use and so I have been using them more often. Video showing how I use them - ua-cam.com/users/shortsTz0TNUKdIPE
That blue radio you were showing I was actually looking at the yellow and black one a while back just wasn't sure if it was worth the money
I bought that blue radio in November of 2018 and it still works just as good today as it did back then. It uses an old rechargeable cordless phone battery and I've thought about buying an extra one just in case, but this battery has held up really well. If the internal battery dies I can use AAA but it will lose its rechargeable capabilities. Either way, I'm super happy with it and once I figure out how well old landline phone batteries hold up in storage I might buy it a new battery or two.
Due to today's technology, I couldn't agree more about a charger for phones, lights, vapes, etc. They are getting smaller, lighter and more powerful. It's a must-have for your back pack, or every day bag.
They seem to be able to charge more and more things every year. My son brought home his Chromebook laptop from school and he was able to use the small power bank to charge the laptop as he was working on it. For the money, they are a great value.
I agree with ya solar powered generator is so expensive ive looked into this many times and I also have the stuff you have except the small solar panels I stick batteries like crazy and I also have a battery powered radio so I'm fairly ready for power outages om also going to buy a gas powered gen etrator
I feel like the common man owns gas generators and the rich have solar generators. I am not rich so gas is what works best for me. The amount of power a gas generator can give you for the price is a MUCH better deal than solar.