Fresnel lenses (like the kind you can tear out of old projection tv’s) work great for that, but they’re kind of a pain and bulky, and very impractical. I have one I took out of an old 55" projection tv. I think charcoal firestarters by a tire works better and can be “deployed” in seconds, but concentrated light is still pretty cool. This vid shows how well they can work.
Good point. I didn’t think to add that because I rarely carry my tracking devices with me.
Filming only helps so much though. Cover your face and anything identifying, wear clothes and shoes from a thrift store, put a pebble in your shoe (to force you to walk differently) etc, and it’s pretty hard to link you to anything without some solid evidence.
Accelerants and or/ firestarters placed near the tires. Once you get the rubber burning the rest kind of takes care of itself.
I’ve known a few truck drivers like that, with the air seat almost as low as it can go. The only thing they’d even be capable of seeing is an air strike.
My music folder is 8006 files (53.7GB) but I probably only listen to maybe 200 of them that are actually in my normal playlist.