🚙⚡ Not all vehicles survive an EMP. Choose the right one—and prep it right. Most modern cars rely on sensitive electronics that will fry. Here’s how to stay mobile when everything else stops. 🛻 What to buy: Pre-1980 vehicles with carbureted engines and minimal/no electronic control modules Think: old-school trucks, diesels, motorcycles (kick-start preferred) Simpler = safer 🧰 Parts to stock (and protect): Spare starter, alternator, coil, distributor, ignition module Fuel pump and voltage regulator Keep all electronic spares in a Faraday container Learn how to install them now, not later Mobility = power in the aftermath. Choose wisely. Stock spares. #doomsdayshopDAO #DOOMX #EMPprep -

🔋☀️ Backup solar is your post-EMP power source—but only if it survives. The grid will be down. Fuel will dry up. Solar power is your long-term lifeline—but it must be shielded to stay usable. 🧰 What to get: Compact solar generator kits (Goal Zero, Jackery, Bluetti, etc.) Foldable solar panels (portable, low-profile) 12V battery packs and USB power banks 🛡️ How to protect it: Store critical components in a Faraday cage (metal trash can + foam lining works) Keep a second basic setup accessible for immediate use Test everything before it’s needed Solar = survival. Don’t leave it vulnerable. #EMPprep #DoomsdayShopDAO #doomx

📻🔋 Get a hand-crank emergency radio—non-negotiable. In a post-EMP world, mainstream comms are gone. A hand-crank radio keeps you connected when it matters most. 🛠️ What to look for: NOAA weather band capability Hand-crank, solar, and battery power options USB output to charge small devices Built-in flashlight is a bonus 🎯 Why hand-crank? It works even when the sun doesn’t shine and batteries run dry. It's your lifeline to alerts, updates, and hope. Shield one in a Faraday cage. Keep another ready to use. #EMPprep #AmethystProject

🔌⚡ Protect your electronics with Faraday cages. An EMP (electromagnetic pulse) can fry unshielded electronics in an instant. Store critical gear—radios, USB drives, solar chargers, even laptops—in a Faraday cage. 💡 How? Use a metal ammo can or galvanized trash can with a tight-fitting lid. Line it with cardboard or foam so your devices don’t touch the metal. For DIY: Wrap items in aluminum foil, then seal inside a Mylar or plastic bag. This simple prep can make the difference between total blackout and staying connected. #EMPprep #AmethystProject Much love Goldenxgoose