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Thank you for your Great Drafting Teachnics. God bless you

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Dude. Thank you for making these. I couldn't find anything from Zenith on the horizontal stab. building and got stuck with so many questions probably overthinking it...

I made a survival vest too but as usual I got carried away & it became somewhat heavy. Gear-a- holic! I definitely need to declutter. I also wear cargo pants & managed to put 2 military pilots flasks with some energy bars in them for extra measure. My wallet & pocketknife are in my regular pocket while my Bic lighter & mini flashlight are in the other one. My Leatherman Wave+ is clipped to my belt. Hopefully i don't lose my pants! Hope that God's your copilot. Stay careful. Great presentation.

Unfortunately I don’t see any way of actually calling for help. I’m not talking about a mirror or whistle. I mean like a radio and PLB. A survival vest is supposed to help keep you alive for a very short time until recuse can arrive. But if they have no way of knowing you need help, it might be a very long time until someone realizes you are gone, then they need to figure out where you might be based on where you were last known, hopefully it’s accurate, and hopefully they see your mirror or hear a whistle. Looking at past and current airmen survival vests, I recommend you get a hand held radio. Either HAM (if you only use it for emergencies and never to just chat on, you can have and use it. Anyone can transmit in ham without a license in an emergency situation), or a VHF air band radio. Also, a small emergency personal locator beacon (PLB). I recommend the ARTEX as it is smaller than most other PLBs, does not require a subscription like other PLBs on the market do, and in addition to using GPS, also transmits a low power blip signal on 121.5 MHz to be more accurately homed in on. Most new PLBs do not have that homing beacon anymore. Oh and a flare gun.

Husky is no longer made in the USA.

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Hey Greg, hope all is well, have you made any progress on the plane since these last posts?

DONE THKS MADE ONE I USE WHEEL CHAIR

I built my survival vest to hold my wife- she is always there to help me survive.

A bit late,but you could pre-mark the water level on the bags that your tablet can purify. This way you don't have to guess on the go. Doesn't have to be big, a simple permamarker tick would do.

to me, a design that does not lend itself to scratch building is a flawed design.

Do you have a link to that vest ?

Play on 1.5x.

Great ideas love what you’re doing

مرحبا كيف استطيع الحصول على القياسات والمخطط هذا 😊

No rations?

Good gawd 🙄 get to the point dude.

You're going to regret that engine. I've worked on those engines back in the day, and they are junk and heavy.

Ello mate. Any updates on the 750 build? Twas hoping to see a video on her in the air.

hi how can i get the plane design diagram

For trauma i'll suggest you to add an israeli dressing and a tourniquet (be sure to buy a north american rescue one and not a cheap chinese fake one)

I really enjoyed this video!! One thing that I would add would be a CAT tourniquet. If you severed an artery in your arm, you would need to apply a tourniquet with only one arm. The CAT TQ was designed specifically for this. 😎

lol at that Husky "Assembled in America.........................made in China." 😅😅

I’m researching. I’m down to Corsair or VW

Dave Don Sean absolutely. Also Waypoint Survival, Prepared Airman, Really Big Monkey & Ranger Field Craft & Survival

“passionate about preparedness concepts” Perfect. “Waitress 2 coffees please & we’ll take a look at the menu” Brother. You have the floor.

The clearest most useful review of 30 gallon oiled models. They all look the same to the novice like me but I missed dual cylinders, cast iron blocks,warranty etc. thank you!

Hello Greg, hope this message finds you and your family doing well. I am finally starting my scratch build Zenith CH750. It’s been a long time coming. The aluminum has almost doubled in price. I want to order all the aluminum at one time to save on shipping cost. Could you let me know how many sheets of each thickness needed? You made a video and said the amounts on a couple of thicknesses. It would be so appropriated. I’m still looking forward to new videos from you in the future. Thanks for making those videos.

Great video… thanks for posting

Great video… got some ideas here for a part I’m making for the CH-640

Hope you’re doing well… I’ve learned a few things watching your vids

*This does exactly what I was wanting **MyBest.Tools** Price was fantastic, lower than Harbor Freight-and it included hose and attachments, and IT IS MADE IN AMERICA, unlike Harbor Freight*

What kind of spacing is good for an airtight join?

Great Video, Brilliantly Simple and will definitely help me - Many Thanks

Super helpful video!!! Thank You So Much for taking the time to make this!!! Excellent editing too, video was straight to the point with no extra useless conversation. Great Job!

Well said 😊

Hi Greg. What gauge aluminum are the ribs made of? I am looking at the manual and it says .025 so 1/4 but that can't be right. This looks like 1/16 or 1/8th ?? Thanks man

I've added a new link to the Dave Clay Brake, which hopefully will resolve the need to request access after Google changed their security settings on Drive. If anyone has any trouble downloading the Dave Clay plans, please let me know.

Learned a lot about the different model Zeniths

How good are cleko’s

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I loved my oil less craftsman pro. Lasted me 12 years untill I sold it. I should have kept it. Now looking for another. Thanks for the great video

Hi I have been going through ur videos and they are amazing and filled with lot of information which is very helpful for new builders. I my self planning to scratch build zenith 750 and was doing research before I buy blue prints from zenith. I was trying to figure out the international shipping cost for the aluminium but unfortunately could not find the required number of sheets and extrusion prices required for the built. I would really appreciate if you could help me with the material list. Regards.

Your surgical tube can also be use as a pocket bellows for fire starting. It provides a concentrated stream of air when blowing to encouraging a newly started fir and keeps your face away from it. The second thing for fire is tinder. Take along a pencil sharpener. Even if the wood is wet when cut the slivers are only wet along the edges. They are easily lite. The process Leaves you with a very pointy stick. There are sharpeners for Carpenter pencils about three times the size of the school pencil ones but will process lager sticks. You might what to use better fishing line. Use Spyder Line or one of the newer super lines. They are the size of 10 lbs. test with the strength of 60. Sport fishing with lite tackle is all well and good. But you are talking survival fishing where a broken line means the loss of a meal but more important maybe the loss of you last hook from a limit supply. The rattle in your fishing kit might be lessened with sections of heat sealed straws stuffed with Vaseline cotton ball fire starters. The same can done with liquids and lotions in the first aid kit.

Cooking Pot Rich “Raspy” Shawver Here is an idea that I picked from Origami. Start with very heavy foil. Like those disposable oven liners the ones that look like a cheap cookie pan not simple heavy duty foil. Take a piece 13 X 13 inches. Clip a ½ X ½ inch square out of each corner. Fold each edge ¼ inch twice to form a rim. Fold so the rim will be on the outside. This gives a 12-inch square. Now you need to put in the creases to form the box. Fold in 1/4 or 3 inches of one end and crease. Do the same for the other side. Unfold and rotate 90 degrees. Take the other two sides and repeat the creases. This forms a crease pattern of a 6-inch center square 4 3-inch squares at the corners. The sides are then 3 X 6 inches. Now you fold the large square diagonally. But you only need to crease the portion that crosses the corner 3 X 3 square at the corners. For carrying you fold in the 4 sides to form a 6-inch square and the fold it in half. This gives a packet 3 X 6 inches, which happens to be approximately the size of a dollar bill. Making just right to slip into the bill compartment of a wallet. To set up you unfold the packet. Using the diagonal creases you form triangles at each corner. These start at the base of the box and extend out 3 inches at the top. Two of these triangles are then folded along the same side. The other two are folded along the opposite side. The tops of these triangles are tucked under the folded under the rims to help hold them in place. Making the box more ridged. This gives you a 6 X 6 inch pan 3 inches deep. The box is 108 cubic inches or almost 60 fluid ounces. Which is just 4 ounces shy of 2 quarts. Since you won’t fill it to the rim call it a quart and a half of usable space. Not bad for something that fits into a wallet. You can also slip a couple of paperclips over the ends to make it even more solid. Yes, repeated folding and unfolding plus the wear and tear from the friction in a wallet will eventually open holes and cause leaks. And once it has been used in a fire it will accelerate the deterioration. But because of the heavier gauge of the pans they last much longer than regular aluminum foil. I’ve gone through a couple both carrying and testing. They have lasted for several years or a half a dozen or so reuses before they became iffy.

Water Bags are a gimmick. That's why ONLY the coast guard approves of them.

Skip to 9:32 if you finally want to actually see how it works.

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