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I love your video. New Subscriber from Philippines

That zip tie placement is a great idea

very informative,thank you sir,,,from Albany NY

Excellent

With food grade 55 gallon barrels and some acreage you could collect all of the water that you would ever need in just a few rainstorms per year.

Very sneaky on the zip ties...Nice!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍

I love it a new idea .it will be a perfect semicircle around my firepit.outstanding fence ideas from Switzerland.thank for sharing.

This gives me the idea to use an umbrella with some broken "arms" to help collect rain water. I can open the umbrella, poke a hole near the apex of it, and sit it upside down on a bucket. Weight it with a rock, if necessary. It won't collect as much water as yours did, but it's a pretty simple thing to do and since I already have a broken umbrella, it is basically free. Thanks for the inspiration with your invention!

At 4:17, that is the same as a very Swedish fence called a gärdsgård or hankgärdsgård and have been around for more than a 1000 years. Maybe the other one is Swiss?

This guy seems cool af. Semper fi!

Hi Where can you buy those stakes in the ground?

They come with a split cord. Force the cord out and reverse it if you want a loop. Don't loose the cord stopper inside. Add a mini chemlight glow stick commonly found at Basspro to give you minimal light in dark places.

This is the best clearest explanation have seen..thanks!

This was very good, but...my atlas and many vis use the grid north (maps) and say ignore true north which reverses direction..

Too much parallax if one does one's azimuth the way you say with a mirror compass,, although of course what you state about baseplate compasses is absolutely true and fairly obvious. In addition, you've done a false equivalence with a hand gun. Much of the reason for holding a handgun out in front is to brace and not have movement in the process or aiming or firing. A compass has neither the weight nor the recoil of a handgun both of which cause movement. The v-notch of a typical high quality mirror compass is certainly small enough to eliminate the problem you are describing. The parallax is a far bigger problem. I respect your experience, but like you I've taught and handled both compasses and firearms for years. And I've experimented with other super accurate compasses (more even than Lensatic ones although I know them having grown up with them and owning several currently. My experiments do not support what you are recommending.

Does this work underwater though?

Спасибо! Четко!

It looks like a tampon because it could be used as one😮

I have been experimenting too. I got some wedding veil material, a bucket, and a bungee cord long enought to go tightly over the bucket. The w.v. has to be long enough to be held down by the b.c. The material is tight and won't let debri fall into the bucket...not using a rock tho

Ingenious!!!

Great explanation, the only problem is that magnetic declination changes over time, so you'd have to throw out your maps in a few years.

Thank you so much.

awesome tutorial and description The best I seenSir👌👌

Great survival tool. Be prepared. One little bracelet that can help you escape a submerged or burning vehicle when power windows won't work. No searching around the cabin for it, it's on your wrist. Remember, you first must survive the car accident. You will probably be disoriented, shook up, or in shock. You will do what you practice. So if you buy this, do as this man does. Practice. Practice. Practice. Then you may have better odds of surviving. No tool works by itself. You must practice. Be safe🛡️

I been doing this for years getting water from businesses at night

Good job. Now teach them how to do a pace count to determine distance traveled.

I thought the Marines just followed the Army Grunts. I didn't know they learned land navigation too. 😁

Magnetic declination is just the nonsense they teach to hide the fallacy of the globe model. If that triggers you, look into the facts of why they have to invent this nonsense!

GrainMaker 99 god

Do you guys make videos anymore

Understood. Thank you kindly

The nice thing John, is that it doesn't look like a water bottle bag. The only problem with your site is that when something goes out of stock it may be out of stock for over a year. Many times I thought to place another order but then 1, 2, 3, items were out of stock it wasn't worth putting in half an order and pay double shipping if the items came back in stock in the distant future.

Or, East to left, West to right.

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Why would a magnetic compass LIE in regard to our True North? I've done calculations all over my life and my compass has always pointed out n the same direction, no deviation whatsoever. One wonders how on Earth the magnetic north shifts every year. Lies built over Lies is what makes people FOOLS on their beliefs. Tomorrow 'experts' will say birds are Elephants flying.

Interesting. Never thought of this. Thanks.

Very good explanation. I don't agree though that if not using a map no need to adjust declination since true north is still real so map or no map I want a true bearing on my straight edge to a true direction. As a young fellow in B.C., I am 65 if we went west there were no roads for 640 airmiles.

Was hoping you'd use it on the xterra behind you

I tried ordering one but it says out of stock. Now what??

I like this video. It is easy & economical to assemble and so much to gain.

Brilliant!!!!!

Thank you very much for taking the time to put this video together to explain declination when using a map and compass.

Thank you John, great idea!

Thanks for the lesson, 10 years late but thanks.

A portion of the water system that feeds our city and a few others is being shut down for repairs for all of March and into early April. During that time, all outdoor watering (sprinklers, drip irrigation, hand watering) will be forbidden. If we're lucky, we'll get enough rain for the outdoor plants to not need it. But that's a dicey proposition. This may be a nice temporary solution to at least keep the plants from drying out during the repairs. I already own six 5-gallon buckets, so maybe a few more and some good luck with a few timely rainstorms will save the day! :)

John, thank you for this absolutely wonderful tutorial!!! LOL, I collect chess boards & compasses.....once again, thank you for this video. 5 stars

Will NOT work under water. if car is submerged. Water resistance.

Thank you John. You are an amazingly thorough teacher.

Excellent! Such dedication to explain a subject.