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I use a Fenix headlamp when riding my bicycle. Like amper I have my light tilted down to light about 3 meters infront of the front wheel. I use 150-200 lumens. I ride in mostly well lit up city area so no need for far reaching light, it´s enough to l
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I agree that the PSK is a very fine kit, but it can be tweaked to good advantage. There are always items which can be added to good advantage - water, for instance if you are in a water scarce environment. You may wish to adjust contents with the c
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Great article and a super useful video.
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Here's an all-orange-colored buildable fanny pack option on Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools website: https://kk.org/cooltools/whats-in-my-survival-kit-dug-north/ I have a few of the the items, but am dismayed by the $20 price for what is essentially an or
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Originally Posted By: amperParacord is crap, and I won't use it for anything, at all. I use proper kernmantle accessory cord….. Please explain why you think paracord is “crap”? You make that rather blanket generalization, but then just tell us
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Around The Campfire
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I have many memories (nightmares?) of my military service, 1959-1961. A most pleasant memory is my R&R from Korea, a week spent in Japan among some of the most courteous and pleasant people I have ever encountered. During that time, I made a wi
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The Fenix interface is quite simple compared to Zebralight, which fortunately, can b used in fairly simple manner.
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In that case, it must have been a deal that the retailer, Aeromedix, had. Jeanette Isabelle
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Yesterday, I was rummaging through some long forgotten boxes of stuff in our spare bedroom (storage room). I found four Moras sitting there, never used. That's in addition to the four or five other Moras that I have and use. So I guess I don't nee
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If I could afford it, I'd have an MSR Guardian, hands down the best on the market, but it costs a fortune and it's relatively large/heavy. So, instead, I now use an MSR TrailShot.
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Originally Posted By: paulrThe battery shops I mentioned haven't had any issues with fakes. People have been using them on BLF and CPF for years. As a more general matter, fake batteries don't seem to be as rampant now as they were a couple years a
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a commentator on another site - Thats almost like the Bassmaster's knot for tying a hook on to monofilament
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Yeah, was saying GPS and compass functionality (in phones it's related to motion sensors) are not related. Strong local magnetic fields can easily swamp Earth magnetic field.
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Around The Campfire
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Rekieta Law followed that notorious case live with a panel of lawyers. Also went through the more recent TX incident. Though he's not what you'd call family friendly. Bosnian Bill has stepped away from making videos, think had a family member dealin
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For many years I happily EDCed a LM XE-6, with a Vic eyeglass screwdriver added to the corkscrew. A spring on the file broke and I sent it to LM for repair or replacement. They honored their warranty by telling me the XE-6 was no longer in product
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Quote:Newest upgraded version of my favorite high-power keychain light is on sale: https://www.olightstore.com/i1r-2-pro.html When you buy one, get a black one free. (Note $5 shipping unless ordering over $29 so 2 of these gets you there.) Thanks! O
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Originally Posted By: LCranstonIt's hard when no one else in your family thinks in this direction, especially for food. Trying to figure out ways to keep food on hand when you have 2 teenage boys is a pain. For many other things I can "levera
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Yeah, have a few loaded up with lithium primaries. Though price of them over here is excessive. One thing they should do, is sell the smaller sized ones like the 4xAA in a ziplock bag, just to provide some waterproofing/isolation.
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