the verminator
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thats a hell of a team, what size bags do you go for?
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we had a decent frost this morn and i had to de-ice my car this morning
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some nice snaps there. im going up to Inverness on the grouse a week on monday
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Two lines rather than both ends of the same line
the verminator replied to Ben H's topic in Climbers talk
i have 6 meter lanyard, does most trees for me. using both of the line tends to twist it, for me anyway -
did you get one of these? if so what do you reckon to them?
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thats a good idea, like it
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i use 1vt on my main line and and disel on my lanyard
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no, i just like to point out the obvious to sam. knowing him tho he will soon be bidding on another saw or something else that he dosent realy need
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looks good sam, and cheap uv missed it tho
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thats awsome
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ganoderma of some sort i reckon, i think it causes brown rot and can rot and can cause root rot. though i am expecting to be humiliated
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awsome dave, we'll get steve d on it
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unfortunatley there are no trees near by that are big enough to drop down onto it from, already thought of that one. tony, i reckon with it been college money is an issue so i think next step will be bigger winch as we have one if all else fails then they might get a mewp in
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scotty, love that idea! dont quite know if college would allow it though
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as one of the students whos been asked to sort out this mess, we tried straight winching it but that just pulled limbs off, ambitions i know so i will be keeping an eye on this thread
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David, nice simple setup with little equipment. i unfortunately have a croll so i cannot descend on it
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i have used one and you will need to have a mark on the camera lense for the line, you cant always get bang on with the camera as it depends of high the tow hitch is wound up as to weather u can see it or not. they are awesome when you have some one stood by the trailer guiding you on, you can get it bang on then. the one iv used had sound as well so people can tell you how short of it you are.
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nice video, very clean in full screen mode even in 360 p just googled the contour, how do you mount the camera onto your helmet, which mounting? looks very good, smaller than the go pros as well
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thanks for that, as its at college i will keep an eye on it as it grows, be interesting to see it in different stages
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so these are in the young form and just forming? is there a second fungi in the 2nd picture underneath the 'white blob' or is it just the bark going funny?
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Hi i found these today on a big old beech tree, it has a lot of decay about half way up and has lost quite a few limbs. in one of the pics i poked it to see what the texture was like and it was very soft and as you can see my nail pint stayed in it. so what is it? cheers, gary
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need a good scope for theoben now have one
the verminator replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
most scopes suposdly have a paralax range from 10 yards to infinity so it should be fine. just found one on offer, and they have a lifetime guarentee! Scopes Direct Products -
that made me chuckle, im sure thats a moose though?
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need a good scope for theoben now have one
the verminator replied to mendiplogs's topic in The Lounge
redfield are very good, i have a keeper mate who has one on his rimmie and i like it. good in low lowlight, holds zero and clear. one thing i forgot before is do you want first focal plane of second? first focal plane is basically the recital changes size through out your magnification range, therefore the mildot aim points are always the same. with second focal plane the recital stays the same therefore your mildot aim points changes through out you magnification range
