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#199608 - 04/04/10 01:18 AM Re: Paragon’s Wilderness Ditch Kit (56k Warning!) [Re: Paragon]
nursetim Offline
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Registered: 08/29/06
Posts: 41
Loc: the last bastion of PHRASECENS...
Great kit.

I thing though. The cipro, I assume this is a 72hr. kit, 3 doses of cipro will not cut it. Also for the schd II narcs, might I suggest you keep an updated script for it with the kit. If LE finds you without it, it will be a hassle, a big I would imagine, but a hassle none the less.
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#199619 - 04/04/10 06:05 AM Re: Paragon’s Wilderness Ditch Kit (56k Warning!) [Re: nursetim]
Alex Offline
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Registered: 03/01/07
Posts: 1034
Loc: -
Simply fantastic job! And thank you for high quality post!

I love the Petzl e-Llite too. Have you ever considered to use the rechargeable LIR2032 cells with it?

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#199859 - 04/08/10 04:22 AM Re: Paragon’s Wilderness Ditch Kit (56k Warning!) [Re: Alex]
ireckon Offline
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Registered: 04/01/10
Posts: 1629
Loc: Northern California
Thanks for the ideas!
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#200090 - 04/13/10 07:13 PM Re: Paragon’s Wilderness Ditch Kit (56k Warning!) [Re: ireckon]
massacre Offline
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Registered: 12/07/05
Posts: 781
Loc: Central Illinois
I think you just made up my mind to revisit my own bag. This is very well thought out, packed and assembled, not to mention redundant in all the right places. I'm Loving the tyvek FedEx pack idea. About the only thing missing is a bit more trauma gear in the FAK like triangular and maybe you could vacuum pack some more 4x4s, etc.

The only thing on your list I didn't see was a headband/bandana, but the thermolite cap probably covers that. Then I read but didn't see this item:
1 x Buff® Original Multifuntional Headwear, 12-in-1+ Styles, 100% Polyester Microfibre, Indore Blue
I'm not familiar with it, but sounds pretty cool.

With all that fire and light I'm surprised you don't have a 9v battery with an LED cap plus a ziplock with some steel wool. :-)

Massacre looks from his own fairly well prepared bag to this post and blinks in admiration.

Well done and thanks for he ideas.
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