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Greg Mihalik
(greg23) - M

Locale: Colorado
Embedded Link on 04/28/2008 20:07:55 MDT Print View

Replace URL with the link, the quotes are required,
and 'target string' with something relevant.

EmbeddedLink2

Like, for URL ------- http://www.backpackinglight.com
and for 'target string' -----BPL

It would look like this -

EmbeddedLink3


Edit: suggested on 10/15/09 - the BPL Post mechanism does not handle an @ sign in the URL, e.g. used by Flickr in a Group Name, but you can get around this by replacing the @ symbol with %40

Edited by greg23 on 10/15/2009 14:21:50 MDT.
Greg Mihalik
(greg23) - M

Locale: Colorado
Re: Embedded or Hyperlink Test on 04/28/2008 20:10:20 MDT Print View

Testing

BPL

Well?

Edited by greg23 on 04/18/2010 09:02:46 MDT.
jed chapman
(jchaps) - F

Locale: pacific northwest
 		embedded link test on 04/28/2008 21:06:57 MDT Print View

Charlie the unicorn!
b s
(smyth) - F
test on 06/20/2008 11:25:14 MDT Print View

Go to SMD website.

Nice. I never knew how that worked. Learning more than just UL techniques here.

Edited by smyth on 06/20/2008 11:34:19 MDT.
Adam Behr
(justsomeguy) - MLife
Re: Embedded Link on 07/03/2008 11:47:59 MDT Print View

Behr Development, LLC

Thanks!

Edited by justsomeguy on 07/03/2008 11:50:23 MDT.
Lynn Tramper
(retropump) - F

Locale: The Antipodes of La Coruna
test on 07/16/2008 16:50:36 MDT Print View

test

Edited by rcaffin on 02/07/2009 15:06:08 MST.
Rod Lawlor
(Rod_Lawlor) - MLife

Locale: Australia
test on 10/20/2008 03:54:39 MDT Print View

Merlin -3C

Hi Rod - you left out the http:// from the start of the URL. Without that in place it doesn't work.
Cheers

Edited by rcaffin on 02/07/2009 15:08:13 MST.
Rod Lawlor
(Rod_Lawlor) - MLife

Locale: Australia
again on 10/20/2008 04:13:55 MDT Print View

Merlin
Chris Chastain
(Thangfish) - F

Locale: S. Central NC, USA
Re: Embedded Link on 02/07/2009 09:41:23 MST Print View

This post

Frontier Pro vs Platypus Clean Stream

Thangfish's updated gravity filter

Thangfish's updated gravity filter weight

Edited by Thangfish on 02/07/2009 10:14:26 MST.
John Z
(Feather) - MLife
 		embedded link test on 02/14/2009 19:13:26 MST Print View

test

Product page
Reginald Donaldson
(worth) - MLife

Locale: Wind River Range
test on 02/20/2009 14:15:56 MST Print View

clone

Edited by worth on 02/20/2009 14:17:34 MST.
Chris Chastain
(Thangfish) - F

Locale: S. Central NC, USA
to the top on 04/15/2009 16:46:41 MDT Print View

to the top
Rod Lawlor
(Rod_Lawlor) - MLife

Locale: Australia
test on 05/29/2009 18:25:14 MDT Print View

Thermal Hoodie

Edited by Rod_Lawlor on 05/29/2009 18:31:07 MDT.
Roger Caffin
(rcaffin) - BPL Staff - MLife

Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
Re: test on 05/29/2009 19:18:02 MDT Print View

Rod

Have a look at Greg's posting right at the top. That works.

Cheers
te - wa
(mikeinfhaz) - F

Locale: Phoenix
Re: Embedded Link on 05/29/2009 19:44:50 MDT Print View

HAZ

Edited by mikeinfhaz on 05/29/2009 19:51:22 MDT.
Sean Walashek
(caraz) - F

Locale: bay area
i just cant do it on 07/17/2009 22:18:50 MDT Print View

yahoo

Edited by caraz on 07/17/2009 22:20:38 MDT.
Ashley Brown
(ashleyb) - F
Re: i just cant do it on 07/17/2009 22:21:05 MDT Print View

You just did!
Asher Dunn
(tuxedo) - F

Locale: Lake Tahoe
 		this thread on 07/25/2009 15:26:24 MDT Print View

This thread

Larry Sullivan
(150mph) - F

Locale: Los Angeles
test on 07/29/2009 00:38:19 MDT Print View

Sometimes, seems I'm only allowed two embedded links in a posting, no matter how correctly my code is typed. So I'm trying to find out if that's always true... I hope not...


The Last Season by Eric Blehm,
Shattered Air by Bob Madgic,
Deep Survival: Who lives, who dies"> by Laurence Gonzales and
My First Summer in the Sierra by John Muir

Edited by 150mph on 07/29/2009 00:44:06 MDT.
Ivo Vanmontfort
(Ivo) - M
test on 07/31/2009 14:58:08 MDT Print View

I used tyvek for making a shelter and a bivy
This photo shows its weakness
You must seamstich and stiching tyvek I think.
So it’s much stronger
Did some tests
Now i’m only use silnylon for making shelters

Van pyreneeenjuni2010




I filled my ‘la fayette’ (Valandré) with a extra 100 gram down
I used
this homemade gear
Then I blow the down into the bag with my breath
test photo for new post
I made a copy of the trailstar.
My manner to forming the peak:
Before I made the last seam to close the shelter, I laminated the insite with a second layer of silnylon.
After closing the shelter, I reinforced the in- and outsite of the top with a circle of silnylon which was folded into a cone and again laminated with silicone.
Van pyreneeen 2011selektie



First,
apology for my poor knowledge of the English language.
therefore, my comments will be limited
I need your thoughts
I did a little test with two types of goose down.
The first came from les ateliers de lastour.

He is also the supplier for Valandre.

Ik used the ‘duvet d’oies grises du Périgord 95/05 réf 021000LD de 750 à 820 cuin.
Van donstest


The second is the 900 fill power white goose down van Thru-hiker

Van donstest

In both cases I did 20 grams down in a large glass tube. I kept the tube horizontally when I shake the down to move freely.
Then I put the tube vertically.
Van donstest

The loft of the two products seems remarkably similar
About 59 cm for the ‘duvet d’oies grises du Périgord 95/05 réf 021000LD de 750 à 820 cuin
Van donstest

And 61 cm for the thru-hiker stuff
Van donstest

The loft of the two products seems remarkably similar but the puff of thru hiker is much easier compressible.
For testing, I used a PU foam disc (37 gram) to compress te down clusters
37 cm for the duvet d’oies grises du Périgord 95/05
Van donstest

and 28 cm for the 900 fill power white goose down
Van donstest

The clusters of the French down d'Oies grises du Perigord 95/05 looks more robust but seem much less uniform than the down clusters of the 900 fill power white goose down.
More featers can be found in the French down while thy barely be found in the white goose down.
The air spaces between the gray goose down are much larger while the white goose down has a more compact look.
I have the impression that the small feathers also give much more structure and support to the down clusters than when they were absent.
This perhaps explains, i think, why the fluff Thru-hike much less resistant to pressure.
It must be said that the thru-hiker down have a much smoother look.
What is the impact on the insulation, I have no idea.
You will probably have different values if you take a wider tube or down the column is lower because the down clusters also cause pressure on the lateral wall of the dome
allowing the free movement of the clusters down in the vertical direction are slowed down somewhat.
Can we make conclusions?
More on my blog

Edited by Ivo on 02/20/2012 13:42:12 MST.