I like the idea, but when SHTF, who's going to be willing to spare 250 gallons of water to build it?
Maybe salt water or lake water would work.
I like the idea, but when SHTF, who's going to be willing to spare 250 gallons of water to build it?
I wonder how much weight they will handle? would they handle being buried and if not what would it take to make them where they could?
Found a site that says if a 22LR is fired at a angle at it it will deflect it but if it is fired strait on it will penetrate.
Ahhhh ... I was wondering about that ... So, if been has one of these and 250 gallons of water, I can still "take him" with my .22?? That's good to know ... I'm gonna need some slave labor when the time comes ...
Good luck. Im not going to have a tent...well atleast not this big. Imma be on the move constantly.
on top of the water, electricity may be a HUGE issue. especially in a crisis deployment scenario mentioned in the video. better design would involve a rip cord to create thermal reaction to inflate (e.g. air bags) and then a way to install some type of structure frame (a la a true tent). I'm a lawyer, but not a patent lawyer...any IP lawyers on here that want in on this action?!?!LOL
I checked out their website, didn't see any obvious pricing so I contacted the company. Although this would have it's advantages as an emergency shelter, the price is just a wee bit prohibitive, not including freight from the UK to the US, price range is $20,000 to $30,000 each. Better start saving your pennies Been.
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