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Re: MSR Hyperflow Microfilter Review Thanks. I get it. The tubes are porous. That was the missing piece. :) |
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Re: MSR Hyperflow Microfilter Review Thanks Will and Roger. Nice article! I'm a bit confused by the "folded tubes", though. If both ends of all the tubes are at the same end of the device, how is water run *through*... |
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Re: Cuben "It Comes in Colors" I'd like to play the guessing game, too. ;) How about this? I speculate that the light colored, semi-transparent standard Cuben has a lower emissivity than darker alternative fabrics. ... |
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Re: Cuben "It Comes in Colors" My vote is for "Aluminized". Seriously. I have a couple of special projects in mind... Ok, I'll give one away -- a condensation-resistant tarp. [There!] :-) |
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Re: question for Richard... >> The interesting thing from Richard's data however is that there *is* a significant linear region and you don't have to extrapolate... Indeed. We're all on the same page here... |
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Re: question for Richard... >> if you decrease the thickness of your typical UL sleeping bag by a factor of 2, you will not affect the warmth of the bag. Why? Because the density will be doubled, and so the clo/inch wil... |
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Re: question for Richard... Thanks, Richard! That's very valuable information -- as always from you. :) |
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Re: question for Richard... Fascinating stuff! Thanks, Richard. Two questions: 1) I just want to double check your 2.16kg/m^3 and 75kg/m^3 figures for typos. If I read correctly, the optimal clo/thickness ratio is ach... |
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Re: Everest Roger has it right. :) For damp conditions near freezing, especially for short trips, highly water-resistant shells (e.g. eVent, Dryloft, etc.) have their place. Still, I would rather put my mo... |
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Re: Western Mountaineering: mf or dryloft The MF is lighter, drapes and packs better, and is more breathable. Dryloft is more water-resistant. Unless you are in an extremely wet, unprotected environment, I personally would choose the... |
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Backpacking Light Ti Esbit stove If you just bend the arms up slightly, it will support a Heineken Pot cleanly. |
