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eHam.net Forum : EmergencyCommunications : Design a "Go Belt" instead of a "Go Forum Help

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RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a &quo Reply
by W7WHM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
For Ed or others who have used the Royal Robbins 511... how does their sizing run? Do you have summer and winter sizes to allow wearing over bulkier outerwear, or is there enough allowance in the one size to accomodate various layers?

Thanks,
Wally
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
<<<<If your going to put all that stuff on your back, might as well put on a backpack. >>>>

Need i say that a backpack is much heaveir and does not distribute weight as evenly around your body? After all this is the whole point of the belt.

Charles -KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
the only thing you are MISSING is your Beretta 92 and mag pouch.
My "go belt" has one...

Baretta 92? what is it exactly are you trying to imply here? After all we are trying to be of some assistance to people in need. Are you trying to be funny or something?

Charles- KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
>>>>While military surplus equipment is plentiful and cheap, for those on a budget, "some" of it is heavy, bulky and specialized for a different mission than EmCom>>>>>

Tell you what.... you are suggesting that military equipment is cheap, yet you indicate is is expensive at the same time? what gives?

Charles- KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
>>>a properly assembled web harness and buttpack has much less impact on your center of gravity than a simple backpack. As a result, it is less fatiguing<<<<

Tell you what.. if the military thinks a web belt is better for mobile combat situations are you an individual to argue with that logic?

Charles- KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
>>>oh, instead of the 7AH cell, did you know that a 4AH 12v cell fits PERFECTLY into a 20 round magazine M16 ammo pouch?
With a rig that was made to conserve receive current, the 4AH will last long than a 7AH. <<<<

Good at least you are now thinking...

Charles -KC8VWM

 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
If the intention is to be a "useful" respondant in the field then I would suggest you be ready to respond.

Dont bother bringing your candy floss to a disaster situation.

Charles- KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
>>>>Might I also suggest a Royal Robbins 511 Tactical Vest.<<<<<

Great suggestion Doug, at least it beats bringing a childrens book schoolbag to a major disaster situation.

Charles- KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by KC8VWM on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
>>>>You do not want everyone in your ARES or RACES unit to look like they stepped off the set of a Rambo movie>>>>

What do you suggest we look like? A bunch of red riding hoods with walt disney schoolbags??

Charles - KC8VWM
 
RE: Design a "Go Belt" instead of a & Reply
by N3ZKP on January 1, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
Geez, Charles.

LIGHTEN UP!!! :)

Lon
 

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