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Me I would just buy some regular port covers cut a hole and epoxy a screen over the top (or bottom).
posted 10y ago by paparazzo
Vapor barrier liner gives about 10 F. You wake up damp and they are not real comfortable but they work. Not only does it hold some heat in it prevents moisture from building up in the bag. Espec...
posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 9y ago by System
Mattress in a conversion van width wise seems to be a close call. Typically you only get a measure between the wheel wells. After that the shape of the van makes it not so clear. For width wi...
3 answers · posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 9y ago by System
Disassembly is the easy part. Drill out the rivets. Reassembly will be a big problem.
posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 9y ago by System
Fisherman hats are good at shading the face and neck. They typically have a downward sloping 360 degree brim. I doubt you are seeing open water strap it down type hats on the archery range. ...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
Get canoe. Even a two person kayak when you are paddling from just one it is not balanced. Get a river or boat tube the correct size. Get a lab they can float all day. Unless the water is cold I ...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
Wiki A number of fabrics and textiles in common use today need no further UV-blocking enhancement based on their inherent fiber structure, density of weave, and dye components, especially d...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
Armoral for the rubber. It "helps renew and revitalize vinyl, rubber and plastic." Armoral is a great rubber protectant. It even helps rubber that has started to dry out come back to life. Also ...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
You will need to counter sink (fostner) the nut (bottom right) on the back side (because it will be up against the wall). A drill press would be nice. Or space the board from the wall. Any solid...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
You may be over emphasizing the wrist Fiskars Take big swings, leading with your elbow, so the blade meets the stems and stalks at an angle and slices through them. Never reach out to ...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
That link lists it as a 1-2 day hike. If you are slow definitely a 2 day hike. And it says night time temperature can get near freezing. Sleep under the stars is what you hope for. If it is c...
posted 10y ago by paparazzo · last activity 10y ago by System
Not clear if domesticated and beekeeper (beehive) are the same in the context of that comment. That comment did not conclude beekeeper- rather likely. My interpretation of the words is since th...
posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 8y ago by System
Getting the fish home fresh is more important than how long it actually lives on the stringer. If you don't have a cooler and you don't have a live tank a stringer is your best option. Water is...
posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 9y ago by System
At night all layers cool down from lack of radiant energy from the sun. The wind dies down from the same cause. Cold air is denser and flows down hill. Valley is the worse place to be. About 1/...
posted 9y ago by paparazzo · last activity 9y ago by System
The heat to melt is the same so will not make a lot of difference. A larger pan will have more surface area and be more efficient. Continually add snow and ladle out water with a small cup. U...
posted 9y ago by paparazzo
