Saturday, Apr 25th, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
I;m taking 2 Platypus 2 Liter water bags. These can be used to gather, transport and hold water found. It is also excellent to hold water while cleaning it with Micropur tablets to remove bacteria and viruses found in wilderness water.
It does take 4 hours for water purification tablets (chlorine dioxide) to clean the water.
Saturday, Apr 25th, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
Micropur is chlorine dioxide that removes viruses, bacteria, Giardia and Cryptosporidium. It treats one liter of water and takes four hours to be effective.
Micropur Water Purification Tablets
Friday, Apr 24th, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
Don Ratliff just informed me that he is running 2-3 days behind in his delivery of another aircraft, and hence, we probably won’t take off till May 7th or 8th.
As Don noted, you must be prepared for change in aviation.
I guess this gives me a few more days of preparation.
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
This knife can be very handy in an emergency. You may need to cut yourself or your partner out of a jammed seat belt during a ditching. You may have to break a window to let the water in to equalize the pressure.
4' BenchWade Fixed Blade Steel Knife
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 1 Comments
Name: Samantha Miller -
Question: Thank you for setting all of this up Uncle Jeff for me and my school. Thank you again for the map that we will be hanging up in our classroom. Are you still planning on leaving on May 5th? Approximately how many times have you been flying in your plane?
City: Burlington, Ontario State: Canada
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
This Gerber 6.5″ Folding Saw with exchangeable blade is one of 3 knives I will be carrying. Redundancy is the key to safety.
It’s great for sawing wood or tinder in the wilderness. I bought this at REI which is a great store to pick up many survival items. I think the cost of the saw was around $30.
Gerber 6.5" Folding Saw with Exchangeable Blade
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
I’m a little stressed trying to get everything prepared…I guess that’s a good thing.
Miss Behavin’ is being serviced at the Van Nuys Flight Center by Bill Noctor and Arthur. She’s getting a new seat put in and quick releases for the back seat. She’s also having her windshield caulked again.
I’m flying into Baja Mexico by myself this weekend so Arthur is loading the Jeppesen charts into my Garmin 1000.
I still have to attach all of my survival gear by lanyard to my Switlik helicopter vest and my survival vest.
The trip to Florida and back really tested out Miss Behavin’s engine which is a very good thing.
More later…
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 0 Comments
Hi guys,
Feel free to ask me any questions you have under the page “Ask Jeff and Team Miss Behavin‘ ” and we will answer you right here. You can ask about the flight, the equipment, the countries, and anything you feel like asking or commenting on.
Mrs. Elliot-Cummings, if you feel there is something you would want me to cover for the children…ask away.
Have fun following my journey…I love your questions.
Thursday, Apr 23rd, 2009 by jeffrey | 3 Comments
Jeff have you ever been in a car crash or a plane crash? What is your favourite animal and your favourite colour favourite fruit and what is your favourite letter in the alphabet?
A picture of Spooky my 24lb Cat
Claire meet Spooky my favorite animal sitting in his thrown like he owns it.
Jeff and Team Miss Behavin’ answers to your questions appear here
This is where you will find the answers to the questions or comments you leave under “Ask Jeff orTeam Miss Behavin’ “