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Answer A: How can I keep my iPhone going on a multiday hike?
Ideally you want an independent device for your navigation. Such as a Garmin Dakota 20 or a Garmin Foretrex 401 which are both considerably cheap. On established trails you don't need that at all. However if things go south, murphys law suggests, that your cellphone will be dead by then as well. An...
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almost 9 years ago
Answer A: Can I heat a shelter with fire?
A fire in combination with a reflector in front or even inside your shelter is a really good way to get a lot of warmth. As for the type of fire: It really depends on your type of shelter, but the so called top-down fire is the one I can really recommend. If done right, this will warm you while buil...
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about 9 years ago
Answer A: How To Quickly Warm A Tent
A lot of good and correct things have been said here. However I want to add something: When I used to sleep in a tent, I took a UCO candle lantern (http://www.amazon.de/Relags-UCO-Kerzenlaterne/dp/B0028BY9N8) to give me light, but also heat. It works similar to the hot stone, but is much more safe a...
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about 9 years ago
Answer A: What is a good (and affordable) sleeping bag for someone who is beginning to backpack?
This question is almost as hard to answer as the question about a good knife. :) A general rule: The more expensive the sleepingbag, the more expensive the materials involved, the better the ratio between packweight, packsize and temperature. However this totally ignores the additional costs for t...
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about 9 years ago