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[Shadow Catcher]

Received the tank today, I am impressed very heavy duty with back pack straps. I have not been able to find a source for more of them or more information.
And Bob there is always one in the group

[lrrowe]

Received the tank today, I am impressed very heavy duty with back pack straps. I have not been able to find a source for more of them or more information.
And Bob there is always one in the group

Yeah, I can be one of "them" type every now and then. But you have got to admit, these tanks are interesting. To a prepper that is.

[Shadow Catcher]

One of my goals with Compass Rose was to be able to take water from streams and lakes and make it potable and with various filters I can do that. Storing large quantities of water with out treatment strikes me as some what more risky.

[lrrowe]

One of my goals with Compass Rose was to be able to take water from streams and lakes and make it potable and with various filters I can do that. Storing large quantities of water with out treatment strikes me as some what more risky.

I agree and so do the tank people for the link I provided. While I did not read the details, they talk about treated water and I believe how to make untreated water safe. I also believe the untreated water had a quite short shelf life.

[booyah]

One of my goals with Compass Rose was to be able to take water from streams and lakes and make it potable and with various filters I can do that. Storing large quantities of water with out treatment strikes me as some what more risky.

This is very much where I came from with my trailer as well. Back country camping was high on the use case list, so energy and water independence are critical.