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In the past week I have heard of two people locally getting "skimmed" at ATM machines and having their accounts cleared, So I said I would post a blog entry on the dangers of this and what you can do to make sure it doesn't happen to you.

What is ATM Skimming

ATM skimming is when someone gets the information about your card, and PIN from some means, such as a skimming tool planted on the ATM machine, and a camera located over the keypad, or simply someone standing behind your shoulder, and with this information they clone your card and they have full access to your bank account to take what they want.

What can I do to stop it?

Follow these few simple tips to make sure your hard earned cash stays where it belongs.

If the ATM looks dodgy or changed in anyway, don't use it!

Most ATM's will show a picture of what the ATM should look like on the screen before you input your PIN, Compare the picture on screen with the ATM.

Always guard your PIN

If there is someone standing too close to you, offer for them to go first, or find a different ATM, if it is just you at the ATM, Still cover your PIN with your hand, Just in case!

Always keep your eye on the ATM

Never look away from the ATM if someone is trying to talk to you, always make sure you can see the ATM while it is in your use.

If it suspicious, Walk Away

If you don't like the look of the ATM, or the person beside you is making you feel uneasy, Cancel your transaction immediately, and walk away. And just to be safe, call your bank to make sure the transaction was properly canceled.

Destroy old cards

Any old ATM cards you might have, Cut them up and bin them, These still hold information about your account, and if you don't bin them, The wrong person could get their hands on this.

Follow these simple steps to make sure your trip to the ATM doesn't end in a hole in our pocket!, And remember most important of all, Keep your PIN exactly that, YOUR Pin

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Backpacking Survival Kit - Some New Ideas

There are the usual backpacking survival kit ideas that have stood the test of time. Almost everyone agrees that some way to start a fire, some medical supplies and some kind of blade are necessary. Other items, ranging from saws to signal whistles can be very useful, but their necessity in a basic kit are argued.

The following are the usual things that survival kits may have. After that you'll find a few new ideas. The usual survival kit items: Fire starter (like a magnesium stick), waterproof matches, signal mirror, sewing kit, foil blanket, water purification tablets, fishing line and hooks, compass, fire tinder, plastic bags, duct tape, knife, bandana, nylon cord, paper, pencil or pen, dental floss, and a condom (the latter for carrying water in a wilderness emergency).

First aid items usually include bandages, aspirin or other pain killers, gauze pads, tweezers, and antibiotic ointment. More extensive first aid kits might also have splints, medical tape, sun block, safety pins, and a snake bite kit. Of course, any crucial medications you need are a good addition as well.

New Survival Kit Ideas

Here are some ideas you may not have heard of. First, why not have two survival kits? Make one for all-around use on easy hikes and when using a vehicle (ATV) or bicycle. These are the times when it is easier to carry a little extra weight. Of course, the problem is that we tend to leave a kit behind - or even leave a whole backpack behind - when we want to avoid the weight, like when you see a summit you want to climb up to. That is where the second kit comes in.

The second survival kit can be kept inside the first, so there is no unnecessary repetition of items. The point of this one is to have the most crucial items in the smallest lightest package. It can include bandages, a razor blade or small knife, aspirin, water purification, duct tape, pencil stub and paper. It should comfortably fit in the pocket of your pants or jacket. An altoids container can hold all of this, and has a mirrored surface inside as well, for signaling rescuers in the case of getting lost.

Another good idea for a survival kit is a couple small photos of those who are important to you. Survivors of wilderness disasters often report that thinking of their loved ones kept them alive. A photo or two to look at makes this even more of an inspiration.

Notes are a good survival kit idea too. First aid kits have tiny guides to help you in medical situations, but  you might also want a reminder of survival techniques. My own notes have the most common edible and useful wild plants listed, so I'll remember what to look for and why. You can fit a lot of information on one piece of paper.

Then there is your "mental survival kit," meaning the knowledge and practiced attitudes of your mind. Practice thinking of how to survive, for example, rather than about how bad a situation is. Read and recall a few good true survival stories, too. You'll feel more confident in your abilities and chances, and telling such stories to others in your group might lift everyone's spirits.

Apply these new survival kit ideas - they're cheap wilderness emergency insurance for your next backpacking trip.

About the Author

Copyright Steve Gillman. Visit the Wilderness Survival Guide and get the free ebook version of Ultralight Backpacking Secrets, as well as gear recommendations, and true adventure stories, at: http://www.The-Ultralight-Site.com/wilderness-survival-guide.html

How do I wire a 5 pin flat (bare leads) trailer kit to my 96 ford ranger?

I have not found a T kit for a five pin flat. If you kow of one please let me know!
You can not buy an adapter to go from a four to a five. Adapters only go down in size.

The four flat pins are missing the actual brake connection.

I guess I could wire a four flat and run a seperate line for the fifth but where would i tie in the seperate line for the brakes.

You probably won't. Just buy the T connector for you ranger. I believe it's a four flat and then just buy an adaptor to make your trailer work off of your four flat.

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