Setting up a Kindle for survival information

[waxhaw]

My Fiancé got me Kindle Fire. Anyone here set theirs up for storing books/ info for a SHTF event? If so what's on yours and any websites for the info?

 

[ronn47]

See if you can get the first 5 Foxfire books and Horace Kephart's "Camping and Woodcraft".
Those 6 will give you a solid "how to" if it all goes up/down.
I would also get hard copies of the same (I have all 6) for when the Kindle can no longer be charged up.

 

[waxhaw]

See if you can get the first 5 Foxfire books and Horace Kephart's "Camping and Woodcraft".
Those 6 will give you a solid "how to" if it all goes up/down.
I would also get hard copies of the same (I have all 6) for when the Kindle can no longer be charged up.

I saw the Horace Kephart book this evening. Will also get the Fox Fire books (forgot about them). Thanks

 

[htperry]

Look for cookbooks written in the 18th and 19th century. Not only are they entertaining to read, they are practical for living in the times before processed food, microwave/gas/electric ranges and refrigeration.

 

[Coltdefender1911]

Look for cookbooks written in the 18th and 19th century. Not only are they entertaining to read, they are practical for living in the times before processed food, microwave/gas/electric ranges and refrigeration.

That’s a good idea.

 

[BASIL]

Hardback is my backup.

 

[CZfool68]

Agree with basil. Hard copies are mandatory. Maybe load up the Kindle as quickly as you can, and then work to get corresponding hard copies,

 

[Millie]

Got one on making weapons. Mostly I get survival type books in paper form.....you might not always have a working outlet to power the kindle. But I love my kindle and hope I'll always be able to power it!