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. on 02/13/2009 12:37:59 MST Print View

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Roger Caffin
(rcaffin) - BPL Staff - MLife

Locale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
Re: Ray Jardine Tarp Kit Stow Bag on 02/13/2009 13:44:40 MST Print View

Exactly!
And you don't really need the cordlock either - just tie the string around the end. Even lighter.

Cheers
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. on 02/18/2009 11:55:06 MST Print View

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Edited by ultralightly on 05/26/2010 15:05:07 MDT.
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. on 02/19/2009 18:41:13 MST Print View

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Edited by ultralightly on 05/26/2010 15:05:59 MDT.
Jay Wilkerson
(Creachen) - MLife

Locale: East Bay
Ray Jardine Kits on 02/19/2009 21:19:57 MST Print View

Awesome stuff Scott!! What next on your to do list?
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. on 02/26/2009 11:32:15 MST Print View

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Edited by ultralightly on 05/26/2010 15:07:00 MDT.
Mark McLauchlin
(markmclauchlin) - MLife

Locale: Western Australia
Drafty on 03/02/2009 04:16:23 MST Print View

Hi Scott,

Good job on the tarp and bug net.

Would I assume you have the option to lower the height of the tarp? it does look a bit drafty even for a tarp.

Some nice horizontal rain would leave you nice and wet.

Cheers
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. on 03/21/2009 19:47:31 MDT Print View

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Edited by ultralightly on 05/26/2010 15:09:06 MDT.
Mark McLauchlin
(markmclauchlin) - MLife

Locale: Western Australia
Re: Adjustment on 03/21/2009 21:00:26 MDT Print View

Great, sounds like a winner
Joseph Jacaruso
(CaptainJac) - MLife

Locale: Southeast
Ray Jardine Tarp Kit on 03/23/2009 05:50:46 MDT Print View

I have one of his tarp kits on the dining room table and just looking for the time to start sewing. Hope mine turns out as well as yours!