Jo, Scheckkartengröße ist ein Hammer und einiges unter dem was kommerziell angeboten wird. Ach ja, das ist
Doug's "Don't Leave Home Without It" Gear:
http://www.equipped.org/onyrown.htm#without_it
Chris Reeve Sebenza Folding Knife
Leatherman Wave (in pouch on belt)
White LED Photon Microlight II
Modified Min-Fox40 Whistle
Red Cotton Bandanna
White Cotton Handkerchief
Cellular Phone
Windmill Wind and Water Resistant Butane Lighter
The Following Are Generally Carried Only When Appropriate (while involved in wilderness activities, flying or traveling):
Laser Products Sure-Fire E2 Flashlight
Done Right Mfg. "Sparky" Firestarter, protected with shrink tubing
Sterling tungsten carbide and diamond dust "Superior Sharpener"
Rescue Reflectors Signal Mirror, 2"x 3" plastic
"Storm Shelter - Instant Pocket Tent," vacuum packed
Seat Belt Safety Knife or Buck "CrossLock Deputy" if wearing flight suit
Mini-compass zipper pull is attached to all outer wear, jackets, coats, flight suit, etc.
ICOM IC-A22 handheld NavCom transciever w/ back-up non-rechargable battery pack equipped with Lithium AA-cell batteries
Emergency Beacon Corp. EBC-102 Personal Rescue Beacon (ELT) wrapped w/ 14 ft. 550# Mil Spec. Parachute Cord - 10.5 oz.
@thommios: Soll das Kit primär im PKW transportiert werden oder eher Minimalformat haben? Im PKW lassen sich ja schnell mal zB. ein Feldspaten, Maglite, Scheibenwischflüssigkeit, Ersatzbirnen, etc. verstauen.Und auch hier Ritters Tip:
http://www.equipped.org/earthqk.htm#erthqkcarkt