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Re: Re: Lots of great ideas w/o actually holding the "thru-hiker" nanoseeum mesh in my hand, i can't be sure, but i have the BPL headnets. like night & day cp. to my other headnets. the BPL is much easier... |
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BDTvs. eVENT Laboratory tests under controlled conditions matching perhaps just one possible temp/RH condition one might actually encounter produce the following numbers which may or may not actually be indicat... |
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Re: Headnet Nauesa What seems to work well for me is to simply FOCUS on something out beyond the headnet and NOT alter my gaze to look AT the headnet. I do something similar when its lightly raining and the wate... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Extreme but effective condensation prevention in a bivy or single wall shelter? when i use a bivy sack (with or w/o overhead wire), my nose is placed close to the opening, thus minimizing condensation due to exhaled water vapor. when i use a hooped bivy sack, my nose is too ... |
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Re: Comments About the Hilleberg Rajd? Rajd Reviews on BpGT.org Not for the Rajd, but for a number of other pieces of gear the names of some VERY familiar BPL Staffers (off the top of my head i can think of three Staffers, but i hesi... |
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Re: Re: Extreme but effective condensation prevention in a bivy or single wall shelter? Roger, good thinking. This is perhaps(???) just another example of why this idea, which sounds really good initially, hasn't been implemented before. Don't you just love "brainstor... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Pacerpoles Roger, have to agree with you on the efficiency aspect. Many thanks for your clarifying remarks. |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Extreme but effective condensation prevention in a bivy or single wall shelter? Douglas, you know, after reading your replies, i wish i had thought to PM you. i often forget that feature exists. my apologies to you - i didn't think. |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Extreme but effective condensation prevention in a bivy or single wall shelter? Douglas, many thanks for the reply. You said the diameter was rougly 2cm which negates my first question about the tubing being that large. I was thinking that you meant that it was ~4cm in... |
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Pacerpoles My comments were intended for the article referenced in another Post. I was attempting to point out that i was aiming to be consistent in my thought processes and application of my principles to v... |
All Reader Reviews by paul johnson
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Zebralight H50 the H50-Q5 has so many pros: 1. very small size (one of the benefits of being a "twisty". )- just slightly larger than the cell that powers it (1xAA - alkaline, NiMH, or Li-Primary; it c... |
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Pak-Lite White Super when i need a 5mm task light this is now my "go to" light for the last couple of months. why? 1. light in weight 2. bright in light [output] 3. i'll die of old-age before i bu... |
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Surefire L2 Lumamax Ok. So, one is unable to justify the $$$ for the U2 - try as hard as one might. Well, then, perhaps the L2 might fit the bill. It is after all a whopping hundred bucks cheaper (that ain't sayin... |
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Gossamer Gear NightLight 3/4 Light. Warm enough; add a thinlight or torso-length inflatable when it gets cold. Comparing the NightLight's R-value to other pads, it appears that the Nightlight has the highest R-val for its... |
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Surefire U2 If I could have only one flashlight, or maybe even one lighting device, it would be the 5.7oz 5watt, 2xCR123A powered Surefire U2 Ultra Digital flashlight. First the downsides: 1. How do ... |
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Pro Lite Gear customer service I've ordered many times from PLG. Big items. Small items. Several items in one order. Only ONCE, was there ever a mistake. However, i personally feel that the mistake was beneficial to my u... |
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Lighten Up DVD with Glen Van Peski . This DVD was a gift to me from another Forum participant (many thanks GR). This DVD doesn't pretend to be a detailed step-by-step tutorial, but, rather, more of an introduction. In this capaci... |
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Gossamer Gear Nightlight Torso My favorite pad. Light. Warm enough (use two when it gets cold). I add a separate single section of this pad for use under my feet. Being so short that xtra 3" that the First Reviewer ment... |
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Pacific Outdoor Products Insul Mat Max-Thermo Thick. Warm. Cushiony. Comfortable. Packs small enough. I can't make many claims to being great at anything in life. But, i could claim to be a GREAT sleeper after a day of trekkin' up ... |
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Pacer Poles I truly do love both sets of PacerPoles that i own (one pair 2-sect, and one pair 3-sect). I can't say enough good things about them. They are one of favorite T-poles (trekking poles) to use.... |
