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EDC atau Every Day Carry adalah barang yang selalu kita bawa untuk penunjang tugas kita sehari - hari atau barang yang kita bawa untuk kita gunakan pada saat kita butuhkan. Preparedness mind adalah landasan kita untuk membawa EDC seperti kata pepatah "sedia payung sebelum hujan"

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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor

numpang share EDC system.

kiri atas ke kanan:

-Hoslter Blackberry Javelin (Blackberry Javelin not shown)

-USB cable data

-ID tag

-Measuring tape

-Earphone

Kiri bawah ke kanan:

-Surefire LX2 Lumamax

-Rotring Rapid 0.7 Mechanical pencil

-Rotring Rapidograph 0.3 black ink

-Zebra F-701 0.7 Stonewashed finish

-Zebra F-301 0.7 black ink

-Wenger classic

-Lighter

-Flashdisk Kingston 4GB

-Spare pen refill

-Rubber eraser Boxy

-Scissors

-compass

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karena berantakan jadi se bisanya saya sebutkan peralatan yg selalu saya bawa utk bertahan di kota sampai ke pelosok desa, daratan dan lautan

Tas :

1. 5.11 push pack (kantong pinggir utk gelas dan hape)

2. Maxped edc pocket (utk pisau lipat,senter, dll)

3. Eiger first aid bag (isinya buanyak tapi masih standart MFA + multifitamin+sempritan+fire starter+ senter DLL)

4.Eiger toileries bag (sabun,sampo,handyclean, antinyamuk,pelembab, alat cukur)

5.Bodypack small bag (for netbook charger)

6.multitool

7.nailcutter

8.vic kecil

9.bolpen sebra

10.kalkulator casio

11.peta laut

12.Netbook + modem

13.Hape +charger

14. Notesbook ,DLLLLLLL

Masih ada beberapa benda yg penting tapi ga di photo, mungkin lain waktu dilain kesempatan, semoga bisa menjadi referensi utk teman2 yg mondar-mandir desa-kota-plosok-darat dan laut , :)

salam. Dhennyboy

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BE ARMED 24/7 WITH THE RIGHT MINDSET AND EVERYDAY WEAPONS!

Weapons are all around us. If your cell phone is in hand when you’re accosted, you could use it to strike the attacker’s face. It would probably inflict more damage than your fist.

You are bound to encounter situations where carrying a concealed firearm or even a pocketknife is absolutely not an option. However, this doesn’t mean you have to be completely unarmed. Even aboard an airplane, which is arguably the most secure area you will encounter, you’ll probably have access to several items that could be used to defend yourself. Be it an ink pen, a key, a cellular phone, a water bottle or soda can, a hot cup of coffee or tea, even a briefcase, a laptop computer case, or a carry-on bag—if you have a basic understanding of body mechanics and a combative mindset, these and many other ordinary items can afford you a tremendous advantage against an adversary intent on harming you.

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My Every Day Carry…..

- Kacamata Hitam Oakley Crosshair

- Jam Tangan Citizen Ecozilla Titanium

- Multitool Leatherman Charge Tti

- Senter Sunwayman C10A

Saya Arif. Ini EDC saya kalo bekerja, pekerja lapangan yang harus melakukan kegiatan travelling antar kota. Dari kiri ke kanan, atas ke bawah:

Nokia 2630 dengan batre yang awet dan nomer khusus nelpon keluarga.
Nokia 5800 yang terinstal garmin dan nomer bisnis dan handsfree.
Seiko Divers Stargate SKZ323 untuk ketemu klien.
G-Shock Gulfman Antirust G9100 untuk diperjalanan.
Geliga dan Antangin
Pensil mekanik Kenko dan bolpen Faster
Leatherman CX Style dan Charge ALX
Mora Neverlost
Jetbeam Jet1-pro Batre 1xAA
Pocketcam Canon Ixus 220HS-lagi dipakai motret
Staples dan Flashdisk Kingston 4GB
Sewing Kit

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Interview with Dave Spaulding on Using Light

cuma mau share beberapa artikel dari banyak artikel. ini adalah transkrip diskusi seseorang dengan Dave Spaulding (2010 Law Officer Trainer of The Year)

isinya tentang flashlight scenario sehari2, terutama menyangkut masalah self defence dan tactical maindset. monggo dibaca, dan diobrolkan.

Rob: I want get your thoughts and your opinion on the importance of lights.

Dave: Keith Jones told you that he was a product of his yesterdays, and I like to say that I’m a product of my life experience. I worked a lot of years on patrol. I spent time in narcotics. We ran a drug task force and I spent a lot of time working nights and doing a lot of stuff like entry work and building searches. I’ve searched for my share of bad guys in the dark, and did pretty well with it. I never got shot, and we seemed to apprehend all the people we were looking for, but it just seems like, toward the end of my career and since I’ve retired, there seems to be a whole new wave of training in reduced light capabilities. I have been to some of these classes put on by the major manufacturers of lights and some private institutions, and I guess I just don’t see where some of the tactics and techniques that are currently popular have jived with my personal experiences.

Some of the things that I’ve learned while I was strobing and darting and rolling and diving across doors and into rooms, in recent years were overly complicated compared to what I experienced in my police career.