Critical Information to Get ASAP (While It's Legal)
City Prepping
12 min, 59 sec
The video guides viewers on how to download a large amount of useful information for free to be used offline in case of internet outages or grid failures.
Summary
- The narrator emphasizes the importance of having access to information when the internet is down.
- Introduction to downloading valuable resources like Wikipedia, books, and guides for free.
- The video explains the use of micro SD cards or USB drives for storage and Kiwix software for accessing the downloaded files.
- Provides a demonstration on a PC and mobile device on how to download and use the Kiwix app.
- Discusses power alternatives like solar generators, gas generators, and small solar panels for device charging in case of power outages.
Chapter 1
The video begins with a reflection on the conveniences of modern life and poses the question of what would happen if the grid went down.
- The narrator lists conveniences like power, clean water, and waste removal that we rely on.
- Raises the point that we also take for granted the access to information through the internet.
- Poses the scenario of coping without internet access, stressing the importance of offline information.
Chapter 2
The speaker introduces the concept of downloading vast amounts of information for free to use it offline.
- The narrator introduces the idea of downloading information to prepare for internet outages.
- Explains that the information can be stored on devices like PCs, Macs, cell phones, and iPads and accessed offline.
- Mentions that the process of downloading this information is easy and free.
Chapter 3
Chris introduces himself, the channel's focus on prepping, and outlines the video content.
- Chris introduces himself and the channel's focus on emergency preparedness.
- He explains that the video will demonstrate how to download valuable information for free.
- The video will include non-technical explanations suitable for all viewers.
Chapter 4
A walkthrough of downloading Wikipedia and other valuable resources, detailing the types of content available.
- Chris explains that you can download the entirety of Wikipedia for offline use.
- Other resources available for download include books, guides, and educational materials.
- A brief explanation of the directory structure and file types for Wikipedia downloads is provided.
Chapter 5
Discussion of various storage methods for the downloaded files, including micro SD cards and USB drives.
- Chris discusses using a computer, phone, or external drives like USBs and micro SD cards for storing files.
- He highlights the affordability and large capacity of micro SD cards as a storage option.
- The narrator assures viewers that additional storage devices are not necessary and everything can be stored on a computer.
Chapter 6
Guide on installing Kiwix software, which allows for reading the downloaded files on various devices.
- Chris demonstrates how to install the Kiwix software on a PC and Mac.
- Kiwix enables users to access downloaded information without the internet.
- A step-by-step guide on how to connect downloaded files with Kiwix for offline viewing is provided.
Chapter 7
Demonstration of how to download and use the Kiwix app on mobile phones for offline access to information.
- Chris shows how to download Kiwix from the App Store on a mobile device.
- He explains how to load downloaded files into the Kiwix app for offline viewing.
- A small file test on the Kiwix app is carried out to ensure functionality.
Chapter 8
Chris discusses various options for powering devices in case of a grid failure, including solar and gas generators.
- The narrator discusses options for powering devices during grid outages, including solar and gas generators.
- He suggests affordable solar panels for charging phones and links to relevant videos and products.
- Chris recommends using old phones for storing information and protecting them in EMP-proof bags.