Hey guys, welcome back to the Philcrass of Rural Podcast.

I'm the host Mike G.

And today we're talking about the top five lessons learned on the Go Rig Challenge.

Hey, if you're just tuning in on IG, we're live right now on Philcrass Survival's page.

Also, we are talking about the Go Rig Challenge.

If you're not familiar with the Go Rig Challenge, what it was was, you know, we have at Phil

Craft Mobility and PhilCraft Mobility.com.

We took a truck platform and decided to bug out in a scenario from Prescott, Arizona, to

the border of Canada, which is about 1400 miles.

And the whole premise of the Go Rig Challenge is actually to prove a survival bug out scenario

with a mobile platform.

You know, a lot of people have this thinking that their bug out vehicle built out is going

to be sustainable.

It's going to be reliable for the worst case scenario.

And we kind of wanted to test that.

You know, a lot of people fall in love with these tricked out rigs that have all the cool

bumpers and all the cool kit and equipment, but the reality is they're not truly capable

of bugging out without support.

Meaning let's just take the worst case scenario.

Let's say the worst case scenario is an EMP, electromagnetic pulse attack, essentially

a wave of energy that shuts down all the electricity and all the electronic devices in the

country, depending on the, you know, obviously the geographical location of the attack.

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