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My Locale Scotland About Me "When you can measure what you are speaking about, and express it in numbers, you know something about it; but when you cannot measure it, when you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meagre and unsatisfactory kind; it may be the beginning of knowledge, but you have scarcely in your thoughts advanced to the state of science, whatever the matter may be." Sir William Thomson (Lord Kelvin) 1883

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All Forum Posts by Stuart R

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	Re: Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? I chose inside, in a sleeve which prevents movement. The shape of the apex also helps. It seems stable enough. Link	In Make Your Own Gear » Tent pole sleeve design: inside or outside? March 28, 6:16am
	Re: Outback Oven Ultralight Laurie Could you explain to me what the components of the Outback Oven Ultralight are and how they fit together? A picture would be helpful. The backpackerspantry website just doesn't explain ...	In Food, Hydration, and Nutrition » Baking bread in campfire coals March 24, 11:55am
	Re: Re: Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove Good news - this guy has just come out of the coma and is expected to recover. A close call. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-17444034	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove March 22, 4:10pm
	Short wide, tall skinny: efficiency James did some testing of wide vs narrow pots here. He found a 5.5" dia. pot used ~20% less fuel than a 3.6" dia. pot.	In GEAR » Pot Question. Short wide, tall skinny. March 22, 3:16am
	Re: Re: Re: Pot Question. Short wide, tall skinny. HJ wrote: "Short and wide is more stable on a PR " I would say that short and wide is LESS stable on a Pocket Rocket. Reason: the PR pot supports have a narrow diameter, put a wide ...	In GEAR » Pot Question. Short wide, tall skinny. March 21, 10:14am
	Re: Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove From his partner: “He did not make an outdoor fire as the wind had picked up. He used his Camping Gaz light and a small stove in the tent instead. It was something Phil had always done. His decis...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove March 10, 2:13am
	Re: Re: Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove Pure speculation, but I suspect the lantern too. It is currently dark from ~6pm so he could have had it on for several hours, possibly inside the tent, whereas a stove is normally on for just a few...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove March 09, 8:23am
	Re: Re: Re: Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove > NO guarantees are given, NO sensitivity is quoted, NO response time is given. True, but these have been on the market for many years and are marketed (by reputable companies) for the purpose ...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove March 09, 6:24am
	Re: Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove The guy is still in a coma. Apparently he had a gas lantern as well as stove, so the CO could have come from either. http://www.grough.co.uk/magazine/2012/03/07/trail-walker-remains-in-coma-afte...	In General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion » Hiker critical after CO poisoning from stove March 08, 8:10am
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Update on white gunge International terminology I guess, nutlock also called threadlock is an anaerobic curing fluid that sets, but not like glue. Aussie term?	In Make Your Own Gear » Gas canister use in cold March 06, 2:05pm

All Reader Reviews by Stuart R

	Review	Category
	Coleman Exponent Non-stick Cook Kit At first glance this looks like just another anodised aluminium cook set, but on closer inspection you will find that these pots have a real standout feature. There is a spiral groove machined or stam...	In Cookware - Other March 29, 12:43pm

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