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Really nice photos and story about your trip. Nice to see the Megamid in use. Do you have any ideas about how it would work in wind, rain or both? Also how...
Howard Johnson
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Jun 1, 2002
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What is "truck reflector screen"? Is it used around reflectors, or what? (I can't find the start of this thread.) Sounds interesting. - H...
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Also, as far as sterno goes I don't think it has a very good heating capacity to the ounce. Unfortunately I don't have a pointer to this fact at the moment. I...
Howard Johnson
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I've pursued the idea of a lighter weight mug using a beer can. I made 2 so far. For reference, my titanium mug with a handle weighs 2.3 oz, and holds 12...
Howard Johnson
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Jun 1, 2002
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... THese are the aluminized reflective material sold to put in the window to protect the dashboard. They are essentially aluminized bubble pack with edging....
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Jun 2, 2002
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... I love my 'mid! I've taken it on both my AT section hikes so far (Springer to Erwin) and it does really well in thunderstorms. I've had it up in windy...
Suzanne Courteau
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Jun 2, 2002
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Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ultralightbackpacking group. File : /...
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Hi Howard Fosters! No self respecting Aussie would drink Fosters <grin> We just "export" the stuff. Cheers Andrew ... -- Aushiker - Hiking in Western...
Andrew Priest
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Jun 2, 2002
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... -- Aushiker - Hiking in Western Australia - http://aushiker.cjb.net...
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I don't know what you might find in Argentina that would work similarly. The basic idea is plastic bubble pack with aluminum coating. I would think you could...
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Actually ... I dumped most of it down the drain! Stuff works great to keep the drains unclogged. -- H. ... ADVERTISEMENT ... -- Howard ***...
Howard Johnson
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good lite wieght stoves too.. Saw one on a site, the people actually make an sell them,,but they did explain how to make one from what i could find out on...
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I ran into a new method for purification called the Steri-Pen at http://www.hydro-photon.com/. Uses ultraviolet light and only weighs 8 oz. Gets bacteria,...
Gary Gross
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One little question: Are we going to put the soda can mug over the fire? What about putting some air cell foam around the finished can secured with duct tape ?...
Ferrarotti, Marcelo
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Jun 3, 2002
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Right...and watch the whole thing melt into a goo of plastic and aluminum..YUM whats for supper..? ... secured with ... ultralight pot ... made 2 so ... filed...
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... What I mean if we are NOT using the mug over the fire, we can build it this way :) M ... From: blugra [mailto:no_reply@yahoogroups.com] Sent: Lunes, 03 de...
Ferrarotti, Marcelo
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Jun 4, 2002
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Hi I have been put on too Hillberg tents and I am seriously considering the Nallo 2 GT as a purchase option. What I am interested is any feedback on Hillberg...
Andrew Priest
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Jun 4, 2002
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I can't melt so long as its filled with water. Max temp 212oF. I have heated water using this very can, now my mug, over an alcohol stove. -- Howard ... --...
Howard Johnson
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Yep... we used to boil water in Dixie Cups over the campfire as kids. (My Dad was a science teacher.) The edge around the top would burn, but the water kept...
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Jun 4, 2002
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Actually only kidding a bit. I put my pot containing boiling water just off flame into the closed cell pad insulator I'd made though it was coated w/ duct...
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blugra, et.al., 1) I'm curious, when you say closed cell foam, what exactly do you use? There must be different types of foam, some that can take more or less...
Howard Johnson
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Jun 4, 2002
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Check out this auction for a great pack... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1833422347...
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I don't mind having *one* water bottle hanging off the front as an option, but I'm not interested in carrying them there on a regular basis. I don't think...
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Jun 4, 2002
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, my ... That's a pretty sturdy (and heavy) titanium mug. Snowpeak makes a 10-ounce mug that weighs in at 1.1 oz. My ti folding sierra cup (10 oz) is around...
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A friend of mine bought the Nallo 2 GT just recently, and I think our plan is to use it for snow and nasty weather camping only. Quality of construction is...
dspellman2002
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Jun 4, 2002
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I'm not one of those. I don't think the BackpackingLight Group has any particular politics, and I think the issue of the "tagline" has been resolved in that...
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Jun 5, 2002
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Hi Dave Thanks for this. Very informative. We hike in Australia (Western Australia mainly) where we do our hiking in Winter (not snow but) so it is much ...
Andrew Priest
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... I'm no expert on closed cell but I mean the material used for cheap lightweight sleeping pads (mine is blue). The "cozy" is a circle just bigger than the...
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Hola hikers-- At the risk of sounding...uninformed...what is the purpose of a pot cozy? Other than the fun name, of course. Suzanne "Bedouin"...
Suzanne Courteau
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Jun 5, 2002
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Bedouin, The purpose of a pot cozy is two fold. The first reason is to reduce fuel consumption thus reducing pack weight by retaining heat in the pot instead...
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