BPL Community Profile

Richard Nisley (richard295) - BPL Premium Member

My Locale	San Francisco Bay Area
About Me	My outdoor hobbies include hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, snow shoeing, skiing, fishing, and hunting. I enjoy continuously refining my equipment and techniques with the emphasis on less weight and volume.
City	San Carlos
State	CA
Country	USA
My PDF Gear List	Protocol B Aging Chart Source Detail

You cannot send this user a personal message (PM) because they have not specified a PM email address yet.

All Forum Posts by Richard Nisley

Showing 1281 - 1290 of 1401 | Page: 1 ...120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 ...141

	Post	Forum » Thread
	Re: Own Bag Roger-I am always happy when real world experience and technical theory match. It tends to give me more confidence in the theory <grin>. Even more importantly, when real world experience does...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 20, 11:46am
	Re: Torso Blanket/Cold Sleeping System Paul-The Alaska rain forests layering example is an extreme case in which I adapted the synthetic clothing insulation I needed for purposes other than sleeping. I kayak the Gulf of Alaska as well a...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 20, 10:32am
	Re: Torso Blanket/Cold Sleeping System Bill, I think you are significantly along towards accomplishing your objective. Your down air mattress tube project should efficiently address bottom conductive and radiation losses. Your most r...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 19, 11:13pm
	Re: Torso blankert/CLO James-Sorry, but I am not aware of any free source for the standard. Although by searching the Web, you can piece together more than enough EN 13537 standard information to use as a highly informed...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 19, 8:27pm
	Re: Sizing Large	In GEAR » $50 eVENT jacket from Teva October 18, 10:19am
	Re: Sizing True to size.	In GEAR » $50 eVENT jacket from Teva October 18, 9:43am
	Re: Materials Sourcing - Polarguard Delta OWF's "Polyester Continuous Filament" is Polarguard 3D. They're not permitted to use the name in print, but if you talk to the nice ladies on the phone they'll tell you. They are closing it out b...	In Make Your Own Gear » Materials Sourcing October 17, 8:22am
	Re: Torso blanket James-You got me! I apologize to you and poor Aaron, I could have frozen him... arrgh. 1. First 0.1 clo increase generally represents 1 deg F increase which would only get the temp rating to 0 d...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 16, 4:35pm
	Re: Torso blanket Graeme-Based on your real-world experience, I rechecked the theory and my back-of-the-envelope-calculations. Paraphrasing your post: "...comfort was increased from approximately 45F to approximate...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 16, 2:02pm
	Re: Torso Blanket Theoretically your Torso blanket will cover about 18% of your body surface area. The 3 inches of incremental down torso loft coverage will provide approximately 19.7 clo *.18 = 3.5 clo of effective...	In GEAR » Torso Blanket October 15, 5:26pm

All Reader Reviews by Richard Nisley

Showing 1 - 2 of 2 | Page: 1

	Review	Category
	Lite my fire firesteel scout firelighter I went back to the Midwest, this month, for a family reunion and fishing trip. I took my fire steel with me. My two nephews are 10 and 12 and they love to fish. The 12 year old asked me if I would tea...	In Cookware - Other July 21, 1:37pm
	Jetboil Personal Cooking System My piezo failed after a couple of days. It took one second to fix it by bending down the ignitor rod to make a slightly smaller gap (1/8" smaller). I then used it in Alaska for 1 1/2 months twice a da...	In Stoves - Canister August 25, 5:17pm