In reply to Post #15
Agreed as well..
Agreed as well..
In reply to Post #15
I was being kind, it's a piece of ****.
Trouble is the instant noddies will look at that and think it's a good idea and before you know it you have a tragedy.
I was being kind, it's a piece of ****.
Trouble is the instant noddies will look at that and think it's a good idea and before you know it you have a tragedy.
In reply to Post #13
Do not use those mate .
Do not use those mate .
In reply to Post #17
Sorry for my input I'll remove it as its crap
Sorry for my input I'll remove it as its crap
In reply to Post #17
Yes I was given a little heater for Xmas once,in fact that yr I got given three,anyway ,these use the long thin gas canister, I gave em away if I remember..also dangerous
Yes I was given a little heater for Xmas once,in fact that yr I got given three,anyway ,these use the long thin gas canister, I gave em away if I remember..also dangerous
In reply to Post #19
TBH the post was probably best left up at least people could follow the thread and know they were dangerous and to steer clear.
TBH the post was probably best left up at least people could follow the thread and know they were dangerous and to steer clear.
In reply to Post #20
The coldest I've fished in was -9, I know it was that low as the syndicate had a little weather station that recorded highs and low's, the other was on a Yately water, both times the lakes froze overnight.
I was only cold once, 2am jumping out for a drop back, a quick brew in the bivvy with the door letter boxed soon sorted things along with a quick top up of the hot water bottle.
As said clothes, hat and bag choice made all the difference in those temps.
The coldest I've fished in was -9, I know it was that low as the syndicate had a little weather station that recorded highs and low's, the other was on a Yately water, both times the lakes froze overnight.
I was only cold once, 2am jumping out for a drop back, a quick brew in the bivvy with the door letter boxed soon sorted things along with a quick top up of the hot water bottle.
As said clothes, hat and bag choice made all the difference in those temps.
In reply to Post #22
It's incredible these are allowed to be sold. If you're not poisoning yourself with carbon monoxide you're setting fire to your tent. They're a disaster waiting to happen.
It's incredible these are allowed to be sold. If you're not poisoning yourself with carbon monoxide you're setting fire to your tent. They're a disaster waiting to happen.
In reply to Post #24
I can't believe people are daft enough to buy them too.
I can't believe people are daft enough to buy them too.
In reply to Post #25
I have never had a problem with it and I've had it for 5 years
I have never had a problem with it and I've had it for 5 years
Fished quite a few night down to minus 6 under a 50 inch oval. No groundsheet just an unhooking mat under the centre of the bedchair. Good sleeping bag and cover and the right clothing made it possible.
In reply to Post #25
You have seen his forum name?
You have seen his forum name?
In reply to Post #28
And what's the problem with a name on here
And what's the problem with a name on here
In reply to Post #29
Come on mate keep up, ip100 says the people who buy them must be daft, you've bought one and your handle is "nice-but-dim" connect the dot's mate
Come on mate keep up, ip100 says the people who buy them must be daft, you've bought one and your handle is "nice-but-dim" connect the dot's mate