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turd
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Would this or this work well for a PSK?
I haven't really had a "PSK" before, I always had everything in my pack or in my pockets 
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| Fri May 04, 2007 12:50 pm |
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Fonly
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You know they work great, but you'll have to buy them off the net. I sugest if you have a home hard ware, or canadian tire, heck I think a pharmacy has them, get a Camera case. Or look for small pouchs about 2"-3" deep, 6" high and 3"-4" wide.
Heres mine.
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turd
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Cool, thanks 
I first saw them in a Wholes Sale Sports catalog, so I can go there and look before I buy 
A camera case eh, good thinking I might look into that
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Fonly
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The reason I like the camera case is because thats what people think it is, a camera, it doesnt draw attention to me.
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turd
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Yeah, thats a good idea, people are so nosey 
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Nice Fonly, nice and compact
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turd
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TrooperMax
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Happy Birthday brother
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Drummer Dave
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Nice little pouch turd.  And Happy BD
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turd
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Thanks guys
My birthday is actually on the 8th, it was an early gift
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Fonly
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Looks good, I'd say a signal mirror, and a whistle. Then, a small compass and some sand paper(1000 grit) for sharpening that sak. Also, this is just a personal preferance, but I wouldn't keep that large folder, trade it for a whistle or something, you'll only need the sak.
Looks good either way, great start.
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turd
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| | Looks good, I'd say a signal mirror, and a whistle. |
Good idea
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I just did that
| | and some sand paper(1000 grit) for sharpening that sak. |
I think I'll and a sharpening stone.
| | Also, this is just a personal preferance, but I wouldn't keep that large folder, trade it for a whistle or something, you'll only need the sak. |
Yeah, I don't like the folder but I wanted something with a lock
Thanks
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Fonly
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| | think I'll and a sharpening stone.
Yeah, I don't like the folder but I wanted something with a lock |
A stone is even better
The way you can get around the folder is, if you carry a fixed on your belt why worry about it? if not, then I can understand.
Good work though, I wasn't meaning to sound nick picky' or anything.
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turd
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| | A stone is even better
The way you can get around the folder is, if you carry a fixed on your belt why worry about it? if not, then I can understand. |
I always have a pocket knife or my Wave in my pocket. I guess if I loose my pants than I probably lost my pouch too
| | Good work though, I wasn't meaning to sound nick picky' or anything. |
Nope, not at all, any advise is great. Thanks
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Normark
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Hey Guys..
I like the camera pouch or bag idea..
They are making some really nice camera bags these days...
Lowe makes some awesome bags...
This is what I use,, however I'm looking for the larger version...
I've added some PCBs to my kit..
ttyle
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turd
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Lookin good Normark
What kind of flashlight is that silver one?
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Normark
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Hey Eric..
Thanks...
It is a Inova X5 LED
Great little light although it runs on 3V Lithiums
ttyle
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Survivorman
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| | It still needs a way of cleaning water, I wish I could fit a small cup in there Confused |
Turd...
Water purification tablets are small and effective
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ColdSoul
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Or you can get a big chlorine tablet for cleaning pools. Just use your blade and scrape off a small amount and smell it until you get it to the right amount. Just one or 2 scrapes off the top of the tablet should work. This way you have something the size of a chocolate mint that will purify 100 gallons of water.
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turd
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Good ideas guys, thanks
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