Great tag team. Therma rest honcho poncho and snugpak jungle bag both in blanket mode. Not the most durable kit, but extremely light and comfortable
Not exactly an equal replacement to the shield, but the rubber was peeling off so pelican sent me this voyager as a warranty replacement .
From the always awesome Crew at Blades Canada here in Vancouver BC I was running low on Esee Skull logo firesteels. Added another one to the collection.
I thought they were expensive for what they were but I wanted them for a paracord bead and also thought there were only going to be maybe 20 or 30. Nope, 270 of the dang things lol.
They are, only downside to them is the hole is only 3mm, not the 4 they said. Not a big deal but didn't work how I wanted.
Barely but yeah. You have to cut or burn the tip of the cord to a thin point, but it'll go. I was hoping to fit two strands through though.
Yeah that would work maybe. I'm using 3mm 425 paracord now, but still can't fit two strands through one.
Heading my way in a few days Acebeam E70-TI EDC Flashlight, Titanium Stonewash - 4000 Lumens - 6500K Acebeam E70-Titanium flashlight is totally unique. Bringing the performance to back up the distinct aesthetics of its 5.05’’long stonewashed titanium body, which looks more like premium-priced custom flashlights. A titanium recessed tail switch button allows the light to tail stand while giving you access to six output levels from 1 to 4,000 lumens. The whole light features 14 separate slanted slots that you can eventually fill with tritium tubes, further amplifying the aesthetic of this high-performance pocket EDC flashlight. LED : XHP70.2 LED with a lifespan of 50,000 hours Moonlight: 1 lumen; 11 days Low: 50 lumens; 50 hours Mid1: 180 lumens; 625cd; 50 meters; 12 hours 45 minutes Mid2: 650 lumens; 1,600cd; 80 meters; 4 hours High: 1,300 lumens; 3,600cd; 120 meters; 1 hour 45 minutes Turbo: 5,000 lumens; 14,400cd; 240 meters; 1 hours 30 minutes Strobe: 1,650 lumens; 2 hours 30 minutes **Battery is included in this model** Max. output 4,000 lumens Max. beam distance: 220 meters (721feet) Max. runtime: 11 days Peak beam intensity: 12,100cd
Rocket Stove by BlueMule posted Aug 9, 2022 at 9:05 PM Bought this rocket stove and decided to try it out in the driveway. Attempted 3 times to make an egg and 3 times to boil water. I was unsuccessful each time. I changed my tactics a few times and once even "modified" the back of the stove to avail. I also changed wood types and made these small pieces from rough cut lumber, which again, did not work. Not sure exactly where I'm going wrong, but I'm determined to get this right! Also new to the forum, thanks for the add!
.....welcome aboard !!!!!!! Is that a cast iron saucepan you are using ? It may be absorbing and air dissipating more heat than the little stove can generate.
