Why they didn't just add a light to the X4 with a larger battery and call that the Pro version I'll never know. That would have been sweet as!
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I just bought a Nitecore 6K.
For anyone wondering- the stated output of about 4000 is right.
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I always try AdEx first, they have everything and they are easier to search than ExTex.
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The weight of the Xteink X3 three is really compelling.
I would not look to attac h it to my phone, and am looking for a separate reader...but it still says "hey you fool, own me"!

The X4 Pro is about 45% more expensive and weigh s two grams less at 72 grams, but is about the same thickness as the '3' version.
Thanks dermuthige for the 'Crosspoint' reference.
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Ich befürchte nicht.
Ein reine Klebeverbindung mit Elastosil-E43 wird wahrscheinlich auch nicht halten. Ganz abgesehen davon, dass ich nicht weiß, ob beim Liteway-Silpoly, PU mit beigemischt wurde. (Was die Klebung sabotieren würde).Zu dem bin ich kein Fan dieses Stoffes. Ich habe insgesamt drei Liteway Mids gehabt und bei allen haben sich in kürzester Zeit schon leichte Verschleißerscheinungen gezeigt. Die Abriebfestigkeit ist wirklich unterirdisch.
Daher würde ich auf keinen Fall da mit irgendwelchen Klammern rangehen. (Es sei denn, Du willst uns einen soliden Stofftest liefern.)
Wenn Lifter, dann würde ich die Großflächig vernähen und zusätzlich einen zweiten, kleineren in der Mitte platzieren. Im Prinzip, so wie ich das bei meinen DCF-Tarps mache.Neat job Wilbo!
Remembering I'm reading via (possibly a very dodgy) translation, can I ask a question please:
You're saying-glue (or is it taped ?) the smaller hexagonal patch on first...then secondly (sewing through two layers of DCF... actually three including the 'reinforcing' tape underneath) sew the lifter webbing on?
Can I also ask, was there a reason for sewing over what appears to be a join-or is that a reinforcing tape?
Thanks W
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Nitecore APO1 includes an excellent adapter for old Thermarests.
29gms with adapter.
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Not so new material any more, but new to me.
Challenge Ultra Grid body with Venom Grid shoulder straps.
A mix of Challenge stretch Mesh and Venom Stretch Max Eco.
Three distinct changes to the last one.
Bigger shoulder pockets.
Reduced the big opening of the bottom pocket by about 40 percent.
Widest and deepest yet. Same vertical height/length.
Increased volume by about 10-15%
First picture is the truest colour, that I like very much
Maybe 34 litres or so.
340 grams.
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I would say it's not comparable.
I would get the slightly heavier weight in that mesh if it were me and it was for use on a Ruckie.
They have a good one at about 160 gm/msq from memory?
You use so little it will add only 5-6 grams overall and will be far more robust.
Cheers
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mochilero weißt du, ob Pertex Quantum Air mückendurchstichdicht ist?
I've not been bit ten through it.
However.... I keep it loose-not pressed against the skin, to make sure. I would not trust it in a place where disease is present.
Pressed against the skin (I own a wind hoody in it I often wear right on my skin) I won't trust it if you really don't want to be bit ten.
As an example, just recently I was bit ten through a layer of Alpha 120, a layer of 10D and my running shirt where the shoulders stretched tight.
Because these fabrics all have a high MVTR, the effen' mozzies can still smell the CO2 and the Lactic Acid.
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