SAS Survival Guide App for iPhone/US Army Survival Manual on Android

[Guest SUNTZU]

John "Lofty" Wiseman's SAS Survival Guide - definitive guide to surviving any situation, anywhere in the world. Now on iPhone!

For over twenty years, the SAS Survival Guide has been the definitive guide to surviving any situation, anywhere in the world. Now, for the first time ever, the million-copy bestselling book has been reinvented for the iPhone.

Written by former SAS soldier and instructor, John "Lofty" Wiseman, this application brings you the elite training techniques of Britain’s toughest fighting force in the most accessible version ever. Now you can take the original set of world-class survival skills with you anywhere in the world – from the peaks of Kilimanjaro to the deserts of Kandahar…or to your closest national park.

Contains:

• Full text of the bestselling book optimised for the iPhone
  
• 16 videos providing invaluable survival tips from Lofty himself
  
• Photo galleries of edible, medicinal and poisonous plants
  
• Morse Code signalling device
  
• 100 + question quiz to test if you've got what it takes to survive
  
• Survival Checklist
  
• Sun Compass
  
• Search tool to scan entire book by subject
  
• Extreme Climate Survival: sections on surviving Polar, Desert, Tropical, and Sea
  
• Comprehensive First Aid section

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• If you are an apple fanboi you can get this app. The US Army Survival Guide is available at the Android Marketplace if you don't like Apple.
  

[memphismason]

Thanks for the info.

[Magiccarpetrides]

must resist....urge.....to get.....Iphone......arghhhh

[jeremy155rr]

Thats cool. I have hardcopies of both and the sas one is a tiny little thing I keep in my BOB.

[Oh Shoot]

Got a plan to keep that puppy charged?

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[G27]

Just bought it, thanks for the head's up. Love me some Lofty!

[analog_kidd]

I must have this!!!

[Guest SUNTZU]

Got a plan to keep that puppy charged?

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Brunton Explorer Foldable Solar Panel

[jeremy155rr]

Brunton Explorer Foldable Solar Panel

I'm retracting my previous 'thats cool' to emphasize the 'THATS COOL ^' only because i've never seen it and expected it to be quite expensive. Looks like their around $50

[Guest SUNTZU]

Yeah, their Solaris isn't the greatest, but I've heard reviews in the "ok" region on these. Mainly because people can't seem to understand its a folding solar panel and won't be the same as one that is on the roof of your house or on a solar rack. You can attach it to the top of your back pack or tie it down at your base camp and charge rechargeable batteries or your cellular gear, though. Pretty cool technology, IMO.

Edited May 8, 2010 by SUNTZU