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Yup, just another tool!

Yeah Dave, appreciate your feedback. it’s a Tactical Tailor removable operator pack. It actually has a compartment for steel plate armor too (where I stashed my limb splint) in the video

Link to the item (I don’t get compensated, but I guess you can mention my name to them!): tacticaltailor.com/fight-light-removable-operator-pack/ I got the older model 9 years ago, still going strong

Good points man! but this works perfect for me on my daily basis. I pack lunch, baby diapers or extra puff jacket etc in there every day depending on what’s up. And in hospital everyone has some big old bag they carry in for 12-24 hour shifts

Yup

Thanks for the sub! Life is busy but I’ll try to keep them coming

@Supervivenciacanaria, Por supuesto!

Gracias, voy ha comenzar con más próximo semana ojalá

Mucho gusto, @supervivenciacanaria!

Thanks @guy9146, glad to have you around!

Glad to hear it!

Glad to hear! It’s always a pain getting your own setup figured out, but once it’s setup for your own daily needs, it saves a TON of time and makes daily life super time efficient.

@thatguy3139, thanks!

Yeah, simply for active shooter situations I think hospital code carts need to have TQs.

@@FarmBoyRN we got “Stop the Bleed” kits installed after that incident.

Awesome

Thanks for kind words David. Hang in there, you’re walking a hard road there and I really respect that! Keep hanging tough. Caleb

Thanks! I’m missing the kitchen sink reference, sorry I’m slow!!! But give me a few more hints and I might get it

@@FarmBoyRN I from a time when packing for a trip one person (wife) would bring so much you as if she she forgot the kitchen sink. Making reference bringing everything but the sink. I hope this helps. With your kit your ready for anything. I can only imagine what you have done. Keep up the good work. You and those like you are needed.

Okay I’m tracking! I asked my wife and she explained, too. Thanks for kind words!

@@FarmBoyRN aren't wives the best?

Yeah man! I’m a lucky guy. Sounds like you are too.

Yeah! I try to keep some plugs in that repair kit, I think I gotta refill it. Thanks!

Hey @mikegray8164, good to see fellow ICU RN. Tray organizer is from wethepeopleholsters. .38 smith and Wesson 442/642 air weight. I carry it in a Bianchi # 6 leather holster…definitely recommend. I’ve carried that for 12 years. Gold dot Speer hollow points.

Totally, super blessed

Heck yeah

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for feedback, glad you like it!

Oh ok, yeah that makes sense. I definitely want a bigger panel to replace those tiny goofy ones someday.

@MrTyroneweaver, thanks!

Sorry to disappoint @vduval52. It’s what I call my EDC repair/tool kit. Bare essentials. Gotta build your own!

Rich that’s exactly what I was trying, just get my feet wet in solar then spend more later on. I think I spent about $500 for this whole setup. Any particular systems you suggest we all check out? -Caleb FarmBoyRN

Yes I can for sure help you. check out my youtube page I have a Growatt Inverter system running my whole house. If your looking to only improve your trailer setup then you would only need a small part of what I did. An all in one inverter, better battery, and better panels, small breaker panel and you all good. You can do a 12v, 24v or 48v system Let me know what I can do for you @@FarmBoyRN

Awesome, I’ll check that out! Sorry took me so long to reply, still figuring out KZbin comments

Hey thanks! I’ll check it out. Haven’t heard of Ferrules yet

Haha, two never hurts anyway if I buy another! I’ve been cheating and using my power grinder lately…

Mario, Sweet, that is very helpful! I actually did blow the built in charge controller fuse (20 amp) by touching the hardwired charge controller output wires once or twice…I learned hard way to not do that! Appreciate your feedback, will definitely check out what you mentioned. -Caleb

Good practice, and wouldn't hurt..but those tiny panels won't be tripping diddly. He's only running 200w total, all combined. He'd need one tiny little breaker to be helpful, and even in full sun it won't create enough to trip anything but the smallest breaker or blow the smallest fuse..a scenario that won't ever happen unless some sort of damage creates a short. He just doesn't have the power yet. Couldn't hurt to put 'em there for the future tho. My smallest array is 10 x's that, and my breaker has never tripped..it's only serves as a disconnect for maintenance.

@@svenshanah Hey @svenshanah, appreciate your feedback, wanted to see what you thought: when I touched my DC out red and black wires (actually my janky wires I got clamped to the fridge in the video) that’s when I blew my 20 amp fuse (twice, actually!). The battery bank holds 150amp hours of juice, maybe that blew my fuse, not the 200watt array? I agree the array is minimal, but enough for what it needs to do. Funny side story: the harbor freight stuff is crap, and has the fuse INSIDE of the charge controller, so both times I had to take the dumb thing apart and replace it internally. Finally, on my second dumb short of the 20 amp fuse, I drilled holes in the face of the plastic and soldered on 2 wires coming out the front, and put the fuse outside the box. You actually can see it sticking up on the left top side of the charge controller in part of the video halfway through. Haha! My dumb mistakes. Actually I was proud of myself thinking of wiring the fuse outside the controller…even if not professional. Again, thanks for feedback @svenshanah

Thanks, that’s very helpful, going to reference this on my next solar project someday

Thanks @keithcronk7980!

Gets the job done!

Thanks! I’ll check those out, never used linesman pliers before

@@FarmBoyRN the first pliers you pulled out are called linesman pliers

Oh ok, thanks! I’ve always called them “wide nosed pliers.” Thanks for clarifying @justinoff1 !

Yup, Fresh off the press, but years off the shelf

I’ve only done that with pipe wrenches-but great idea for what you mentioned Dennis, thanks!

Hey thanks @lodestonetruenorth! I will get a hardware box going

Awesome! will do, thanks @leehart9055

Thanks! Yeah I’ll definitely add vise grips and plumbers tape. A small assortment of screws usually keep in there but took out for the video, haha! Appreciate your input @remfj40

Hey @allkindsofoutdooractivities! Thanks

Of course! I also carry credit card (2) separately. So if your credit card gets stolen and you are out in middle of a foreign country, it’s nice to have enough cash to get somewhere else. And usually your phone is stolen at the same time, I’ve noticed. That’s why some cash and or very nice people near by are helpful after phone and credit card get snagged. I also go to aid locations where there are disasters and phones/credit cards don’t work, FYI. Thanks for your feedback, definitely keep credit cards on your self too for everyday things.

It has a “click” feeling to it and it’s a rubber button…technically it’s also electronic too since light runs on electric. Lol hopefully that answers your Q

@@FarmBoyRN Right on,thanks 👍

Sure thing

It has 6 settings: red, red blinking, and 4 white settings like 50 lumens, 200, 500, 700. You can click through them very easily. And it remembers last “brightness level”

It’s very easy to switch from red to soft white or super crazy bright. Only has 1 button

Also it last like 3 hours on brightest setting and like 42 hours on low red.

I’m looking for a red only lamp or way to have red only

Yeah, that’s why I like this one. I usually only turn on red

The bit kit I can carry on. But the knife multi tool I have to put in checked baggage. Leatherman makes a flight safe tool without a knife, but I don’t think it can use the little bits. I’m going to ask Leatherman to make one if they don’t have one like that

Great question! sorry if I miss spoke on video, the repair kit is flight carry on safe, not the knife. Just stick it in checked suitcase

Hey, Tom, Semper Fi! Just had a buddy over today who was a marine. Appreciate your sub, definitely encouraging to see video is helpful to folks and I like the conversations. Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions or ideas, I like learning, discussing about E.D.C. with the crew and keeping it real. Practically Prepared. I’ll start a post on my channel page just for E.D.C. Ideas, which videos you guys want next, etc to keep conversation going. -Caleb @FarmBoyRN

@presidentpotato222 Oh man, yes! Didn’t know those existed! Let me know what you recommend. I of course keep more heavy duty zip ties in my vehicle kits and home defense kit.

@@FarmBoyRN a spool of Concrete rebar Tie wire .. Or Stainless wire .. is a more down and dirty option also .. but Once you have the Zip ties around .. they really dress up tons of Installs around the house vehicles

Totally! I’ve used tie wire often, or 1/16 braided cable. I’ll check rebar wire out for car kits and “hot or fire” applications

@@FarmBoyRN cheap and like the Magic Of gorilla Tape .. ZipTies .. Kevlar fibers .. all shoved in a cheeeeeeep .. a bit heavy .. Kevlar Braided cordage is An alternative

I like it!

@SurvivingtheDaily thanks for feedback, glad it was helpful! I use this kit multiple times a day sometimes, definitely at workplace all the time.

Glad you like them!

Thanks, will do!

You bet! I’m working on airway portion this week