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Written by Rylan
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Check out the Personal Energy Generator. I copied some interesting information from their web site:
The nPower™ PEG provides you with never-ending communication, entertainment, &
security! With the nPower™ PEG, you create power for charging your cell
phone or iPod. Just place the lightweight nPower™ PEG in your backpack,
briefcase, handbag, or attach the gadget to your hip, and you’ll create
energy any time you need it. The PEG works when you are in motion so
you do not have to worry about being near a power outlet or running out
of a phone charge while on the go ever again.
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Written by PA Pathfinder
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I love watching this guy on you tube his name is Dave Canterbury of the Wilderness Outfitters Archery which is also home of his Pathfinder School. All videos that follow are Mr. Canterbury's I'm just sharing them for the information on them. Enjoy and hope they give ya some neat ideas.
Hope everyone found it useful and enjoyed the videos take care perhaps ill have some more articles in the future. |
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Written by Thumper 6
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As I am sipping on some coffee, I thought I would ask what you all use
to navigate out on your hiking adventures. I use a combination of
hand-help maps, compass, and GPS. The GPS is mostly for my enjoyment
as I love technology. I grew up in the Army though and so I always
have a hand-held map and the trusty lensatic compass. I have a couple
of GPS units...one that I have had for several years, a Garmin Rhino
130 which has been a very good GPS unit...but the one I am using
exclusively now is the Delorme PN-40. It's a great little unit and the
thing I like the most about it is the combination of the maps and
imagery I can load and use. It's simply amazing how much stuff I can
cram into this GPS and I love having the USGS Topo Maps loaded so that
I can check my hand held against it.
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Written by Rylan
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I carry a short cord to hang my platypus in camp to have running water
or to suspend it under my shoulder while I fill it with a pump. Well I
came up with another use for that cord now. I can use it as a sling
and suspend my iPhone from the hammock's ridge line...
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Written by Jason Bryan
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Just got my first adventure into the world of alcohol
burning stoves. I have previously been using a MSR Pocket Rocket. I ordered my
Solo UCAB on 6/29/09 and got it 7/6/09. That was one “Speedy Delivery.” My
first impression was “Wow that sure is small.” And after weighing it, it is
really small and light weight...
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