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All Forum Posts by Bill Fornshell
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Japanese influenced (JSB) alcohol stove Hideaki-san, Thank you for your reply and the information on the JSB stove. I am trying to understand how the JSB stoves work. It is hard to tell from the pictures and the internet translation pr... |
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Lightest Material Jacob, Do you know where silk comes from and how it is processed. I only ask since you state that you want to "do my best not to use animal products etc." Silk comes from silk worms. I helped... |
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Japanese influenced (JSB) alcohol stove Daniel, I think the idea of the spikes is that they would support a cook pot. I think if I fold them in a different way they might be strong enough to support a Fosters or Heineken cook pots. Th... |
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Japanese influenced (JSB) alcohol stov Joshua: Your question "So, why the "spikes"?? I am into Heavy Metal music? No, I Just tried to copy the pictures. I haven't figured out the Japanese comments with the pictures yet. I ... |
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UltraLight Outfitters Stove Stuff Sunny: I credit my cats and kittens in a very large part to my recovery from cancer. I should say I guess, that they really helped me keep my mind off the treatment. I was in the hospital for 8 ... |
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Breathable Back System Have you looked at my Thread in the "Make Your Own Gear" section here. Ultra-Light External Frame Park I call what I have been working on my "Moisture Wicking System". The part you might be ... |
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Make a Canister Cozy Alex, I am talking real cold, middle of the winter Mt Washington, cold. I carry a few "Grabber MyCoal - Mini-Mini Hand Warmers" (at 1.38oz for 2) with me always - anyway. They are great wh... |
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Japanese influenced (JSB) alcohol stove Joshua, The Fosters & Henie.... can bottom depressions seem to be the same and the top of this stove sets inside that depression. However, the stove legs are not strong enough to support the can... |
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Japanese influenced (JSB) alcohol stove I have enjoyed looking at Yukio Yamakawa (JSB's) small alcohol stoves so much that I had to make one. This is my first but I know it will not be my last. It weighs 0.25oz and seems to burn good. ... |
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Make a Canister Cozy If I am backpacking in cold weather and need to melt ice or snow for water I use one of those small chemical heat packs in the cozy. They are simple to use and light. When I am finished melting w... |
All Reader Reviews by Bill Fornshell
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BMW (BPL) UL 60 Balaclava Cocoon UL 60 Balaclava - Multi-Purpose - 5/5 I have had my Cocoon Balaclava since they first shipped. When I got it I was in the middle of several things and just looked it over, put it on, bless... |
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OR (Outdoor Research) During the planning for my AT Hike this coming January I got out my old OR Advanced Bivy. I had used it only a few times after I bought it about 10 years ago and wanted to have a good look at it set ... |
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BackpackingLight.com Premium Membership 1. Being able to have a picture and a little information about us all and a possible way to send a private email to other members. 2. A list of all our replies to threads in date order. This alone ... |
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Patagonia Dragonfly pullover I have to agree with everyone about the Patagonia DragonFly. I bought 2 on a close-out sale for $29.95 each. You can't hardly beat that for a really great piece of gear. |
