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Children Thanks. Picked up a couple pieces for my kid. |
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How warm? How warm is this compared to the DAS parka you're selling? |
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Umm, thanks? Bob, I think you're just not looking in the right places! Swix (Mountain PCU, Mountain Carbon) and Åsnes (Ingstad Kevlar, Holmenkollen) both make poles with leather baskets. But I am cheap, h... |
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WTB: XC/Backcountry poles (150-155cm) WTB: 150cm or 155cm backcountry/cross country poles. Prefer aluminum shafts and leather soft snow baskets. Something like a few generations old Swix Mountain PCU would be perfect. Most any ... |
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Small NOAA radios Midland HH50 and Sangean DTW-400 would be the smallest with an internal speaker. |
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TH-F6a It bears saying that the audio out/headphone jack on the radio is a 1/16 mini plug, not a 1/8 stereo plug. |
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TH-F6a Depends on how much you transmit, obviously. Transmitting at 5w, you'd be lucky to get an hour of conversation, at 2w probably an hour plus, at 500 mW, maybe 3 hours of on and off chatting. ... |
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Keep the Atmos I'd keep the Atmos. For shoulder-season and winter backpacking trips with my 2.5-year-old (yes, these are short trips - he happily hikes about 3 miles in then starts getting grumpier), I u... |
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WM Summerlite I have a WM Summerlite and it is one of the few pieces of gear I have found basically unimprovable (assuming you want a bag, not a quilt). I have used it comfortably in conditions from 75 (as a qu... |
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Amateur Radio If I carry a radio, it's a Kenwood TH-F6a. It will receive from 100kHz to 1300 MHz (less cell phone band) in FM (including dedicated weather bands), AM, CW, SSB (including dedicated weather ba... |
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