That was excellent. Really liked the desalination technique. Most car survival videos just have someone talking about vehicle survival, it great to see a video with someone actually showing the real thing.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Hey Jack! I've noted your mail will get around to it in a little while. Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the practical bits😎

Hey there MS C. Thank you for another cool video.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Did you watch it on your way to work?😁 Glad you enjoyed it, keep well!

@yakfishin4912

6 ай бұрын

@@LiveReady Lol not this time. I was already there when you popped up.

I was literally explaining this desalination technique to randoms on Instagram a week or two ago😂. Thanks for the great video 🙌🏻🙏🏻

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Hi there! It's great that you're helping people to understand how useful desalination can be, especially in an emergency. It's really simple to do as well. Thanks for watching! C

Some unexpected and surprisingly simple tips 👌

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Cool glad you liked it! C

Holy Moly!!! "Harvesting" from your vehicle! My brein trek omtrent skeef v. d. laterale denke! Dit gebeur nie sommer elke dag nie! Fantasties! 👩‍🎓👌👸🔥👍🏻

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Awesome dankie jy!

Lekker Clarise! Happy Sabbath! Excellent video with great tips! Keep well.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Hi Nelis! Ek het gister gedink ek moet bietjie hoor hoe gaan dit. Het julle toe reggekom met n auto electrician? Hoop jy het self gister lekker gerus.

My wife's name is also Clarise, and we are also survival "doomsday prepping" peeps from KZN. Thank you for some of the overlooked scenarios we do not always think of.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Nice to meet you guys. All the best with your journey in preparedness and thanks for supporting the channel! C

Good tips, thank you.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Thanks for watching. C

I have a degree in automotive technology, I dont know what country this was filmed, but in America, windshield washer fluid does not contain soap, it contains alcohol. I am not a doctor, but it doesnt seem like a good idea to be drinking that, not to mention all the other contaminants in it

Last summer I was in the wilderness in a valley so step I couldn't get out of without leaving my pack behind, my pack had everything I needed to survive so the only way out was going down the valley, that would have take 2 weeks of hiking, so I was had a great time surviving. Best time of my life.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Hi there! I love these kinds of stories, it shows how we need to have both gear and skills. Where gear fails or gets left behind you start to rely on skills. Sounds like you kept your pack and had a great time. Thanks for sharing! C

@seedy-waney-bonnie4906

6 ай бұрын

Best time. @@LiveReady

Also you can use the foam inside of your seats as ways to insulate yourself if the weather is extremely cold.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

I think a second vehicle survival video at some point is warranted for all the things I didn't manage to add into this video. I'm adding your suggestion to the list. Maybe a cold weather video would be cool. Thanks! C

@savage_the_wild

6 ай бұрын

@@LiveReady sounds great! Would look forward to another deep dive into the possibilities!

Great advice. One critique concerning U.S residents. No one i know ever carries steel wool in their vehicles. A better choice for us would be to try and get a little gas via carburetor hose or syphoning.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Cool idea thanks for adding it here. I don't know anyone who keeps steel wool either unless they're camping and have it in their kitchen kit. I have started keeping some in my emergency vehicle kit though. I suppose that's where preparedness comes into play. But I like your alternative suggestion. C

@rogerjensen5277

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, us dumb Americans just carry lighters and matches, silly us! You can also get a little fuel from some gas filters!

I love your channel. God bless you and God speed. Wishing you the best from the Appalachian region of America.

@LiveReady

5 ай бұрын

Hey Jane! Thank so much for your support. Please follow me on Instagram too! Blessings, C instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1v5qf9fcke0vs&

Thanks clarise. Love from Texas ❤❤❤

@LiveReady

5 ай бұрын

You're welcome! Remember to follow me on Instagram too! instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1v5qf9fcke0vs&

👍👍👍👍

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! C

If you find yourself in the middle of Namibia during a drought, water is a #1 priority! I took a full day driving trip through Namibia (desert), and I was constantly drinking water, but I never had to pee, not even a drip. I didn't seem to sweat either. I realized that if we broke down, we were going to die.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story! Desert survival especially in the Namib poses a huge challenge as the water table often recedes below bedrock in that region. They have some really interesting hydrogeology with an aquifer system that isn't all that accessible. So digging for water may not be an option even though in some rural areas the people do manage to dig wells. Desalination is big in Namibia though, but for that you would have had to be near the coastline. Your best bet would have been to build solar stills with as much foliage in them as you could find, or even use transpiration bags around your rubbish and to harvest what you can from the vehicle. I like to keep 1:50 000 scale topo maps of the areas I travel to so that I can locate springs or dry riverbeds should I need to dig. Of course, you only need to start doing this once you've run out of beer 😉

@cornpop7805

6 ай бұрын

@LiveReady Excellent information! I'll apologize now for my LONG response. Here is some information that may get someone out of a pinch. I know that many vehicles set up for outlanding in ZA have dual battery systems. We were once out with a guide who kept inadvertently leaving his headlights on, which killed the main battery. Then, when he'd go to start the vehicle the next day, the 100A fuse between his main and secondary batteries would blow. It seemed counterproductive for the system that was supposed to keep you safe from a dead battery, to blow a fuse when you needed it most. We were always at some lodging where other vehicles could give us a jump. But, in other circumstances, we may have been at risk. Anyway, I went home to the US, pondering this problem. For part of the solution, the next time I saw him, I gave him a breaker to replace the fuse with I chose a 150A breaker. The other thing I figured out is why the fuse blew to begin with. It blew because the main battery was completely dead, and as he turned the key, the dual battery controller would try to add in the 2nd battery. This would effectively jump the primary battery. But, jumping a totally dead battery would take more than 100A, which is why the fuse blew. Solution: Use jumper cables between the two batteries, as a way to jump the primary battery. I know it sounds stupid simple. But, I'm a highly trained automation electrician, and it took me a while to come to this conclusion. But, I had never heard or seen one of these systems before.

Terloops. Jy het nie genoem hoe jy die buite- wereld gaan kontak om jou op die verlate plek te kom red nie? So as jy jou motor klaar ge-oes het, sal jy maar 'n vlot moet bou...😅 Maar! Die nuwe Huawei P60 het satelliet- sein vermoeens, wat jou in staat sal stel om "off grid" te kan bel etc. Ek noem dit maar net n. a. v. die eerste opmerking wat ek op hierdie kanaal gemaak het. Lekker roei! 🚣‍♀️ Of gebruik jou fly-sheet vir 'n seil... ⛵☝️🤓

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Lekker lag ek nou😂 Lekker laf met die flipper ook ja. Ek het n paar idees oor hoe om te 'signal' vir help. Sal al die voorstelle maar in n tweede video moet omskep. Ek gaan jou fly sheet idee ook gebruik, dankie! C

6:59 "This is not particularly good for your battery" ( or for your spare tyre!)

@LiveReady

4 ай бұрын

😂

🌷♥️💯🎖️✨

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Thanks!

@mohammadkatebi_ssf_coach

6 ай бұрын

@@LiveReady ♥️

Realy enjoyed your video, and to let all the viewers know you are a child of God.....very cooool

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Glad you've found useful info here! Thanks for watching, stay blessed! C

May God Bless You and your channel Child of God!🙏

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Thank you dear, blessings to you too! C

Note if you live in some place that freezes it might not be safe to drink

@LiveReady

5 ай бұрын

Hi there! Do share some more info...

To survive, it is enough to have good tires on your car and not have two canisters on the roof.😀

Just turn on the AC an the fresh water that runs out ur tail pipe exhaust pipe u can survive on , Expert without experience Hahahaha what

Jesus is Lord

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Amen❤

I have a cabin in mid America to survive the 42 month's, if you need it or led by the Holy spirit. MOB is in or around Nov. 2024. We have been preparing for this for over 10 year's. I have watched your earlier video's and know you are worthy to receive this place in the wilderness. We have been praying for people like you who understand the bible and what's to come. Just putting it out there, God bless, you got this !!

@dalirfarzan1694

5 ай бұрын

I'm going to check back here in December.

You will never make it in a real bug-out situation ! The prepared Elect of God are already dug in. May your flight not be in the winter. You are the woman who must flee to the wilderness w/ a place already prepared to nourish you !!