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Old December 26th 06, 11:49 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Kevin Clarke
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john smith wrote:
Kevin Clarke wrote:

A nice LED headlamp for night x-country skiing.


What kind did you get?

Princeton Tec Quad. It even has a strobe on it. I can wear that when I
fly at night and have a frontal strobe! :^)
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Old December 27th 06, 12:14 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Morgans[_5_]
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"Kevin Clarke" wrote in message
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john smith wrote:
Kevin Clarke wrote:

A nice LED headlamp for night x-country skiing.


What kind did you get?

Princeton Tec Quad. It even has a strobe on it. I can wear that when I fly
at night and have a frontal strobe! :^)


There goes the night vision! g

How many LED's does it have, Quad, meaning 4? How many watts?

I would think you would need a lot of brightness for night skiing, but I
don't know. There is not a lot of scross country skiing, here at the foot
of the "mountains" in NC. g I went one time with a friend while visiting
in Ohio, a very long time ago.
--
Jim in NC


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Old December 27th 06, 01:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Kevin Clarke
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Morgans wrote:
"Kevin Clarke" wrote in message

A nice LED headlamp for night x-country skiing.
What kind did you get?

Princeton Tec Quad. It even has a strobe on it. I can wear that when I fly
at night and have a frontal strobe! :^)


There goes the night vision! g

How many LED's does it have, Quad, meaning 4? How many watts?


Yup 4. Not sure on the wattage but it is 21 lumens. That is very very
bright for a headlamp.

We live in Central Mass. Lots of great cross country skiing around here,
assuming there is snow, which we don't have yet. So the gadgets will
have to wait, unless I do some night hiking which my dog would enjoy
instead of the skiing.

KC



I would think you would need a lot of brightness for night skiing, but I
don't know. There is not a lot of scross country skiing, here at the foot
of the "mountains" in NC. g I went one time with a friend while visiting
in Ohio, a very long time ago.

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Old December 27th 06, 03:53 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Jim Macklin
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Does it mount on a helmet? A helmet seems like a good idea
for night skiing. How is Sonny Bono?



"Kevin Clarke" wrote in message
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| john smith wrote:
| Kevin Clarke wrote:
|
| A nice LED headlamp for night x-country skiing.
|
| What kind did you get?
|
| Princeton Tec Quad. It even has a strobe on it. I can wear
that when I
| fly at night and have a frontal strobe! :^)


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Old December 27th 06, 01:32 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Kevin Clarke
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It could mount on a helmet but I don't wear one. I appeciate the concern
Jim but this is cross country skiing. No faster than jogging. I don't
wear a helmet when I walk around either, unless I am chewing gum.

KC

Jim Macklin wrote:
Does it mount on a helmet? A helmet seems like a good idea
for night skiing. How is Sonny Bono?



"Kevin Clarke" wrote in message
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| john smith wrote:
| Kevin Clarke wrote:
|
| A nice LED headlamp for night x-country skiing.
|
| What kind did you get?
|
| Princeton Tec Quad. It even has a strobe on it. I can wear
that when I
| fly at night and have a frontal strobe! :^)


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Old December 26th 06, 02:51 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Matt Barrow
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
ups.com...
Ho! Ho! Ho! I'll start -- Santa was good to us this year! He brought
us...

- Rod Machado's DVD "Aviation Humor", Part I
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pro for the Kiwi
- Some more screwdrivers, pliers, and cordless driver bits for my son
to lose

Nothing specific for Atlas this year, but we just did the 496 panel
dock/XM radio thing, and had to buy a new "Mighty Grape" fuel truck --
so that's enough of an aviation upgrade for our Christmas season...

How 'bout you? Whad'ja find in *your* Christmas stocking?

:-)


My son, home for his first Christmas at home in four years (thanks to the
Navy)


--
Matt
---------------------
Matthew W. Barrow
Site-Fill Homes, LLC.
Montrose, CO (MTJ)


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Old December 26th 06, 03:29 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Matt Whiting
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Matt Barrow wrote:

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
ups.com...

Ho! Ho! Ho! I'll start -- Santa was good to us this year! He brought
us...

- Rod Machado's DVD "Aviation Humor", Part I
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pro for the Kiwi
- Some more screwdrivers, pliers, and cordless driver bits for my son
to lose

Nothing specific for Atlas this year, but we just did the 496 panel
dock/XM radio thing, and had to buy a new "Mighty Grape" fuel truck --
so that's enough of an aviation upgrade for our Christmas season...

How 'bout you? Whad'ja find in *your* Christmas stocking?

:-)



My son, home for his first Christmas at home in four years (thanks to the
Navy)


You can't beat that! Congratulations.

Matt
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Old December 26th 06, 03:45 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
John Clonts
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Jay Honeck wrote:
Ho! Ho! Ho! I'll start -- Santa was good to us this year! He brought
us...

- Rod Machado's DVD "Aviation Humor", Part I
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pro for the Kiwi
- Some more screwdrivers, pliers, and cordless driver bits for my son
to lose

Nothing specific for Atlas this year, but we just did the 496 panel
dock/XM radio thing, and had to buy a new "Mighty Grape" fuel truck --
so that's enough of an aviation upgrade for our Christmas season...

How 'bout you? Whad'ja find in *your* Christmas stocking?


My colleague and I got our Christmas present early, on Friday. Stuck
in Denver with commercial air traffic at a halt, our company decided to
send the company jet for us. Picked us up at Centennial at 8:30am, and
arrived at home at 11:30. At home with the family for Christmas:
priceless!

http://tinyurl.com/y759ht

--
Cheers,

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Old December 26th 06, 03:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Matt Whiting
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Default So...What did Santa Bring you?

John Clonts wrote:
Jay Honeck wrote:

Ho! Ho! Ho! I'll start -- Santa was good to us this year! He brought
us...

- Rod Machado's DVD "Aviation Humor", Part I
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pro for the Kiwi
- Some more screwdrivers, pliers, and cordless driver bits for my son
to lose

Nothing specific for Atlas this year, but we just did the 496 panel
dock/XM radio thing, and had to buy a new "Mighty Grape" fuel truck --
so that's enough of an aviation upgrade for our Christmas season...

How 'bout you? Whad'ja find in *your* Christmas stocking?



My colleague and I got our Christmas present early, on Friday. Stuck
in Denver with commercial air traffic at a halt, our company decided to
send the company jet for us. Picked us up at Centennial at 8:30am, and
arrived at home at 11:30. At home with the family for Christmas:
priceless!


You should mention the company's name as that is a company worth doing
business with.

Matt
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Old December 27th 06, 02:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
John Clonts
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Default So...What did Santa Bring you?

Matt Whiting wrote:
John Clonts wrote:
Jay Honeck wrote:

Ho! Ho! Ho! I'll start -- Santa was good to us this year! He brought
us...

- Rod Machado's DVD "Aviation Humor", Part I
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X Pro for the Kiwi
- Some more screwdrivers, pliers, and cordless driver bits for my son
to lose

Nothing specific for Atlas this year, but we just did the 496 panel
dock/XM radio thing, and had to buy a new "Mighty Grape" fuel truck --
so that's enough of an aviation upgrade for our Christmas season...

How 'bout you? Whad'ja find in *your* Christmas stocking?



My colleague and I got our Christmas present early, on Friday. Stuck
in Denver with commercial air traffic at a halt, our company decided to
send the company jet for us. Picked us up at Centennial at 8:30am, and
arrived at home at 11:30. At home with the family for Christmas:
priceless!


You should mention the company's name as that is a company worth doing
business with.

Matt


McLane Company, mclaneco.com. Nationwide distributor to mainly
convenience stores and fast-food retailers-- you will see our
18-wheelers with the distinctive red and black triangles. It is indeed
a great company to work for...
--
Cheers,
John Clonts
Temple, Texas

 




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