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Q&A Anti-theft tracking device: how to configure it to deal with the battery?

I can't help you with exact configurations. But as usual this kind of thing has a basic rule. The less it's activated, the less it will use it's battery. Standby mode (time it spends counting the ...

posted 10y ago by HTDutchy‭

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Q&A Dangers of currents for windsurfers

My surfing/windsurfing knowledge is limited. But yes they can be dangerous and yes you should seek knowledge on currents before surfing anywhere. There are currents that can force you against roc...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A How to prepare for a 1 day 10 mi hike around Gettysburg, PA?

In general you can't do that much in two weeks, regardless being 20 or 80 years old. It depends on your general fitness level and your life habits. If you usually are a healthy living (wo)man, bein...

posted 10y ago by Wills‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Kayaking - 'Brand' ? and Plastic vs. Fiberglass?

There are probably several brands out there that you're not familiar with. A lot of smaller manufacturers only have regional distribution networks (and some have no distribution network) so I bet t...

posted 10y ago by Dan Wolfgang‭

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Q&A How to get started on canyoning?

All the above are relevant and good answers. One thing I would add that is missing is the Environmental impact. Cannonying is (generally) very bad for river ecosystems and requires specialist knowl...

posted 10y ago by System‭  ·  last activity 10y ago by System‭

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Q&A Sleeping in an inflatable boat

Wile the faint of heart might find this answer disturbing, Yes it is fine to sleep on an inflatable boat, if it is durable thick rubber like a Zodiak. I have done so many times, and find it quite r...

posted 9y ago by SkipBerne‭

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Q&A What are the criteria for tent for one person

Before deciding on the tent to buy think about the characteristics of your different options. Tent size (how many people does it hold, is there room for luggage or even indoor cooking?) Tent weig...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

I cook almost everything in a titanium pot, by boiling water and rehydrating dehydrated meals, whether they be prepackaged backpacking meals from a variety of sources (including Mountain House, Pac...

posted 9y ago by Jonathan Patt‭

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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

I'm not sure what "graniteware" is, but it doesn't sound lightweight! What you want is: light compact durable Something from the REI Cooksets page would probably be appropriate. There are a var...

posted 9y ago by Greg Hewgill‭

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Q&A Climbing Mt Kazbek in Georgia

While experience from winter hiking and climbing (its more high altitude trekking) Kilimanjaro will be of use in the approach and for having some idea of how you react to high altitude it is still ...

posted 9y ago by imsodin‭

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Q&A Tackle for catching bass on live bait

Rod, reel (with line), hooks, sinkers, and probably bobbers. Landing net is optional.

posted 9y ago by xpda‭

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Q&A What is this small, bright yellow, mushroom found in the woods in Massachusetts?

Bolbitius titubans Also known as Bolbitius vitellinus, that there looks to be a young Yellow Field Cap. They're quite small when they're yellow, but they quickly mature into taller, flatter, brown...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A How dangerous is it to walk with wet feet in cold terrain?

I am presuming this is not a hypothetical survival situation and it can be planned for. I used to regularly walked in wet boots for days, often in near (although rarely below) 0 degree temperatur...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Sleeping in an inflatable boat

I would suggest not sleeping on the boat. Apart from the safety issues this will bring up - the boat could slowly lose air, or could start drifting away, the water could rise, ... - it will not pro...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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Q&A What's a good, lightweight solution for portable cookware?

Titanium cookware, combined with a small gas stove, is very common in backpacking. If you look at camp cookware from Backcountry, REI, and other outdoor gear vendors you'll see a lot of titanium. I...

posted 9y ago by nhinkle‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A What are the odds that I stand a chance against Wild Boars?

do I stand a chance to pretend to be aggressive if they out-number me? Few of the civilians suggested that it works most of the times if they out-number you. They loose their formation and run ...

posted 9y ago by Michael Borgwardt‭

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Q&A How to store a backpack while sleeping?

A rope and pulley will keep bears from getting to it and if it is on the ground then it is a target for critters. And then so are you.

posted 9y ago by SkipBerne‭

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Q&A How should I treat poison ivy?

Know how to identify it and avoid. that is the only way. Long pants and socks will help, but if you get it on them and use your hands in contact, surprise .. and then ... Homeopathic remedies sou...

posted 9y ago by SkipBerne‭  ·  last activity 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Most accurate way to judge distances traveled in a kayak?

You need to do some research on the area that you are traveling on. Google maps or the NOAA maps using seaclearII.exe will allow you the ability to make a map guide, that you can annotate as you tr...

posted 9y ago by SkipBerne‭

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Q&A is it a good idea to cover a tent with a tarp to protect for heavy rainfall?

Generally a tarp is a bad idea as a long term solution as it shortens the life of the tent. As they are not shaped to fit around the tent (like a rain fly), they tend to sag in the middle and touch...

posted 9y ago by System‭

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Q&A Will practicing casting on my backyard lawn damage my fly line? If so, how to avoid it?

Fly lines have special coatings that help you cast and manage the line on/in the water. Under ideal conditions you would use an older line for practice on the land because repeated contact with the...

posted 9y ago by That Idiot‭

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Q&A Can I use wading sandals with waders?

I would hesitate to do so. The keen wading sandals I've worn let in a fair amount of gravel. This gravel, when caught between the sandal and the neoprene bootie, will make mincemeat of the bootie -...

posted 9y ago by That Idiot‭

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Q&A How safe is it with Grizzly bears when hiking in the Rockies near Calgary, Alberta?

As safe as you make it. Don't fool yourself, bears are there, and they will attack you if they feel they are being threatened. The Canadian Rockies are wild and full of large predators, it's not n...

posted 9y ago by ShemSeger‭

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Q&A Sleeping in an inflatable boat

Sleeping in an inflatable boat could be very similar to sleeping on a water bed. Water beds have heaters for the water, or else it is rather cold. Check the temperature of the river before you deci...

posted 9y ago by xgo‭

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Q&A Is drinking urine safe?

Rectal infusion I have read of a case where people survived in a life raft not by drinking their own urine, but by rectally infusing urine through a tube. This is apparently quite a safe way to g...

posted 9y ago by fgysin reinstate Monica‭

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