a safe with a GPS built in?

[SkinnyJoe]

Anybody make one of those? I would like to have a sturdy, lockable container in which to keep my important documents, one that I could hopefully find later in case of a tornado. Make sense?

Kinda along the lines of LoJack? Orange color?

Thanks.

 

[sidecutter]

would'nt your gun safe be heavy enuff ???? actually i've never thought about it. my gun safe and contents probably weigh 900-1000 lbs.

 

[ChadHahn]

If a tornado can pick up a cow or a car or a house I don't think a 1,000 pound gun safe would be much of a problem.

I haven't heard of anything but it sounds like a good idea. I wonder though if a safe would stay closed in a tornado or if it would get sucked open.

Hmm, sounds like a job for the Myth Busters!

Chad

 

[gnius]

Anybody make one of those? I would like to have a sturdy, lockable container in which to keep my important documents, one that I could hopefully find later in case of a tornado. Make sense?

Kinda along the lines of LoJack? Orange color?

Thanks.

You could use one of the beacons that skiers use in case of an avalanche.

 

[6.0stroker]

To subvert the problem of flying safes and needing a tracking beacon I put mine in a 8x12 master closet / concrete vault/ safe room!!!

All the above wraped into 1 neat package (8 inch walls w/ 5/8 rebar 8 inches on center from 24inchx 24inch footer w/4 5/8 bars ,6 inch thick lid 5/8 bar 12 inch grid and a fema approved f-5 door steel reinforced triple throw bolt)!!! :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup: haven't tested yet (hope i NEVER HAVE TO) BUT I lived thru 1 and live in Tornado alley Oklahoma.