Norfolk and Norwich Group

rickyamos

Settler
Feb 6, 2010
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Peterborough
Hi Dave

I was think Hudson Bay pack roll, nice and easy if I can get hold of a good wool blanket

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rickyamos

Settler
Feb 6, 2010
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Peterborough
So For my kit list I'm going for the following:-

Czech army bedroll
Polish poncho lavvu with ground sheet
Crusader metal cup, with metal lid
58 pattern NATO water bottle
UCO candle lantern
fire steel, tin with char cloth
Honey stove
Laplander saw
MOD knife
Mora 911
Ti Spork
Food stuff
Wool blanket with paracord to roll it all up in.

does that sound about right?
 

weekender

Full Member
Feb 26, 2006
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Cambridge
Ricky that doesn't sound a lot different to what you took last time? Shows me up I'm sure I brought tooo much that I didn't use. Haven't started putting anything together yet....mmmm
 

Mandos

Nomad
Jan 23, 2013
322
2
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Downham market
When is the next overnighter, ricky are you able to take me again ? :lmao: im not quite understanding the hole boone challenge yet some one with brains explain please :)

Mandos
 

Damascus

Native
Dec 3, 2005
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Yes two nights, no group meals, self catering and try and keep food as unrefined as possible, ie not boil in the bags etc

one Billie and a small skillet for me.
 

Whittler Kev

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Mar 8, 2009
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Just had my air pump changed and they are now all......24v dagnabit. The battery pack for camping is over £200 :cussing:
May mean not doing overnighters for a while until I can sort a 400w 12v to 240v inverter (if it will run long enough off a 12v supply)
Here is Suffolks kit list
 
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mitch66

Nomad
Mar 8, 2010
466
1
king's lynn norfolk
That's good news kev twice the voltage half the current, I'll soon have the opportunity to get hold of some 12v battery's from work. I'll put two to one side for you. All you're need is a good 12v or 24v charger
 

Whittler Kev

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Mar 8, 2009
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Kev, get a second bike battery and put them in series, that will give you 24volts, problem solved.
If only it was that easy. They don't appear to have a separate plug for battery as the main input (which is permanently joined to the transformer) appears to be the only input socket.

That's good news kev twice the voltage half the current, I'll soon have the opportunity to get hold of some 12v battery's from work. I'll put two to one side for you. All you're need is a good 12v or 24v charger
Cheers dude ;) I've got solar panel and optimates, etc
 

Whittler Kev

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mar 8, 2009
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Yo, Made up as just had the post office deliver a parcel from pickin_grinnin in Texas that was full of Santa treats.
A slab of Texas mesquite wood, a Zippo engraved with a Ray Mears quote in a heavy leather belt case, a life straw, a brass fire piston with lubricant and a spare O ring, a gigantic stainless mug and a Hudson bay tin complete with magnifying glass. Shocked? You betcha. Happy? Haven't stopped smiling yet ;)
 
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Damascus

Native
Dec 3, 2005
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Wel I have done mine, pack that is, just got to tweek a few things, pleased with the result, no pictures, so when we all turn up no one has had the advantage of seeing anothers ideas.
 

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