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>Paul Nagai wrote:
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>I didn't see anyone list communications gear. Does anyone carry anything
>other than a cell phone?
Wow, you guys are so out my league here. I feel like this is Lewis&Clark-L.
My cell phone is always on me (makes showering a trick), but that's about it
as far as communications gear. The following link does put into perspective
the questions that may arise when trying to follow documentation outdoors:
>I have read and heard, I think, that stuck in car in snow, one should idle
>10 minutes out of the hour.
Um...why? Heat? To melt the snow?
>This page suggests "the average car" uses .15 gals per hour of idling. Or
>just shy of 7 hours of idling per gallon. Anyone have a better resource? Or
>one that takes into consideration engine displacement, number of cylinders,
>etc.?
What page? I really wish I knew what you were referring to.
>Assuming a conservative 4 hours of idling per gallon, this would equate to
>24 hours of ten minute per hour idling per gallon ... a gallon per day.
This sounds interesting.
>Does anyone keep a gas can in their trunk?
Since I live in Los Angelleez - where the roads are paved with Starbucks and
Krispy Kremes - there's really no need. If I go out on a limb here, I'd
guess that carrying gas in a trunk is a bad idea.
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