Other than a full-blown nuclear war, a widespread EMP (electromagnetic pulse) is probably the scariest thing that could happen. The whole world would be plunged into darkness, followed by months–if not years–of anarchy. Your best chance of surviving such an event is to hole in a shelter or bug out retreat that you can defend.
If you do this, you’ll want to have plenty of Faraday cages filled with electronic devices. The cages will keep your devices safe from the EMP. The only problem is, if you can’t generate power, pretty soon all your batteries will be dead, making your Faraday cages useless.
Unless, of course, you build a Faraday cage large enough to hold a power generator. That is the subject of this article by Thomas Mitchell for AskAPrepper.com. Follow the link below to check it out.
I love this post and all information about the construction of the bunkers, my concern is that if you have the land and remoteness from prying eyes, is to place the location of your entrance of your bunker in such a way that you could walk by it and never know it was an entrance to anything. Wether you use false walls, shubs, or a tool shed or garden shed to hide the real entrance. I love these shows that show the entrance in the wide open. You might as well have a sign pointing saying supplies and gear are right here. I truly hope people out there are smarter than all that and also don’t tell the neighbors about it either. It’s no one’s business especially if you want to keep your family really safe. Just sayin