A brief video to show off the devices I currently have. The larger, more complex setup is of course for camping. It honestly may end up being useful for me only about once a year. I think the much more useful solar chargers for emergencies, travel, simplicity and so forth are the ultra-portable, foldable solar chargers that fall somewhere between 15w - 40w. I enjoy experimenting with them very much.
This brief video should give y’all an idea of what I’m currently playing around with and testing. I have several of these Big Blue 28w solar chargers, by the way. No need for me to show them all off in this video. They’re packed away in bugout bags and whatnot. The one I do show off is a spare that I’m just using lately for testing and comparisons.
Out here, a little light goes a long way. You don't need to push back the whole night, just enough of it to see your next step.
— The Practical Woodsman
This is something I can say I never experienced on the ol’ Shawnee Appalachy River.
Braving the Ol' Shawnee Appalachy - Pt 2: Ornery Gal
Damp insulation won't keep you warm. Dry your layers whenever the sun gives you the chance, because the woods won't remind you before nightfall.
— The Practical Woodsman
