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Richard Nisley (richard295) - BPL Premium Member

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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.
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All Forum Posts by Richard Nisley

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Re: Lighter Closed Cell Pad
The Oware CCF I tested was 1/8" thick.

In GEAR » Lighter Closed Cell Pad
April 12, 9:12pm

Ziff's Urethane Experiment
Ziff, In Submission 43’s 400x top lit micrograph, it appears to show one of your last vertical brush stoke patterns after your earlier base urethane layer had begun to firm up. It also appears...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 12, 11:07am

Submission 43
Detailed Fabric Description: http://www.cubictechnology.com/CTF3%20PRODUCT%20INFO%20PACK%2007192010_4c.pdf Supplemental information from Ziff House: This was virgin CT18K.18 (.7 oz/yd2 vi...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 11, 11:34pm

Re: wrong
Eric, GREAT post... I admire the way that you candidly address many of the politically sensitive topics on BPL. Even though you are a little rough on the Yuppies, keep up the good work (smile).

In GEAR » Summerlite alternative
April 11, 1:02pm

Michael's GREAT Thinking Outside the Box Shelter Material Testing Idea
I received an email today from Michael Ray with a GREAT idea. It said, "I wondered if LDPE (eg, Heatsheets) would be suitable for your testing protocol since it technically isn't a fabric,...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 09, 1:18pm

Submission 42
Detailed Fabric Description: http://brooks-range.com/rocket-tent.html Supplemental information from Richard Nisley: On the Brooks Range Web site they define their CTF3 based Rocket Tent...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 08, 9:27pm

Submission 41
Detailed Fabric Description: http://www.zpacks.com/materials.shtml Supplemental information from Ken Larson: This is virgin .51oz Cuben CT1K.08 Cuben stitched sample. This sample is from ...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 07, 8:38pm

Submission 40
Detailed Fabric Description: http://www.questoutfitters.com/coated.html#SILNYLON 1.1 OZ RIPSTOP Supplemental information from Richard Nisley: I only took one center sample measurement o...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 07, 4:39pm

Submission 39
Detailed Fabric Description: http://www.noahlamport.com/index.htm Supplemental information from Richard Nisley: I only took one center sample measurement of this submission. 200X bot...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 07, 4:26pm

Submission 38
Detailed Fabric Description: http://www.noahlamport.com/index.htm Supplemental information from Richard Nisley: Lance asked me to investigate the hypothesis that some silnylons have a ...

In Make Your Own Gear » Protocol B Version 1 Procedure and Test Results
April 07, 4:09pm

All Reader Reviews by Richard Nisley

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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