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Posted: 10 Feb 2009, 23:55
by Crapgame
@Sebbe

u know i lived in Iggesund between 1998-2005 thats only 9km from hudik and before that i lived in Arbrå that is 60km from Hudik. and now in falun that is...what 200-250km closest way?

and that just builds up my statement :D

@Talisman

did we just skip from knot to tics?

tics is moore unsual in the northern parts but i have gotten one in Falun and one in Hudiksvall, hudiksvall is aprox 130km from härnösand

Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 02:51
by motorhead
Tics can cause borhelia disease - a nasty one which can make people out of jobs due to neurological consequences. I'll most certainly bring a tick removal kit, but don't expect them that far north.

Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 08:30
by Talisman
In the end, you can expect tics, knots and mosquitos.
Always expect the unexpected, and you will not be suprised :)

Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 10:04
by Crapgame
Borelia and TBE has not been found that much north in sweden, some say the line goes slightly above Uppsala.

Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 10:05
by Ober-Lix
An insect repellant is an absolute must ! Make shure you pack that first.
With all other stuff you are in danger to fall under Murphies Law. You always need what you have forgotten to pack. :lol: :D :)

Ober-Lix

Posted: 11 Feb 2009, 10:21
by vinni
something you musn't forget: SPARE SHOELACES!!

if the base is under attack and you have to put your shoes on rather quickly, there a few things as anoying as a shoelace that breaks :P

also, bring enough waterbottles and other things alike and bring spares of everything

Posted: 28 Mar 2009, 02:33
by Talisman
Bumb and a little update on this one.
Ive got some of the equipment I need.

Field gear:
Eye Protection in diffrent kinds. (glasses, masks, gasmask)
Boots
Death Rag
Tsunami Vest mount for equipment and water.
Arsenal: Primary with spare, secondary with spare. And 2 springers.
(Can BB's be bought at berget? Had some problems with customs before)
1-2 batteries for both primary and spare.
Knee Pads
Gloves
compass

Off-game gear:
Sleeping bag
Sleeping pad
Bathroom stuff (Toothbrush, towel, soap)
Mosquito repellant
"One man pack" (Bandage for real injuries)
Camo face paint

There are some things a want answers to:
1. In the tents. Do you sleep on the ground or in bunk beds?

2. Is it possible to buy gas and BB's at berget?

3. How many batteries do you use for one weapon at berget? Personal experience is great.


I'll probably ask some more questions when we get closer to start. Its a little important to ask now since I have to measure the weight as Im going to fly to berget.

Also if you want to add anything to my list, just shout out. I'll sure as hell add shit to it at a later point.


~Talisman

Posted: 28 Mar 2009, 03:09
by RRP Taksi
There are some things a want answers to:
1. In the tents. Do you sleep on the ground or in bunk beds?

2. Is it possible to buy gas and BB's at berget?

3. How many batteries do you use for one weapon at berget? Personal experience is great.
1. Ground

2. Yes, there are usually a few retailers keeping shop in the mainsafe.
Most of them even take pre-orders.

3. Support 2-3bats, infantry 1-2 bats.. (speed chrgr is a must..)

batteries

Posted: 05 Apr 2009, 21:27
by yasirotta
Well, its better have 2 batteries than just one big. Last year my friends battery went broke at the middle. And anyway, it never know what can happen. So, i think two batteries of 1700mah or 1900mah is ok. Always it depends how much you are shooting or how powered your gun is. More important is, that dont let your spare battery be in cold. At night, temperature can go below zero in degrees.

That eats batteries charge a little if that lies at ground in your tent. So, i think i could use first battery 1700mah and keep bigger one at spare.

Posted: 06 Apr 2009, 00:50
by Talisman
I got one on 1700mah, and one on 3500mah.
So that was my plan.

I also have a smart charger that discharges the batteri before it charges it again.

Posted: 06 Apr 2009, 02:50
by Thinker
If it gets cold: NiCd is better than NiMH, and mAh dont really matter as much as low internal resistance and large physical size.

A good NiCd, like Sanyo SCR 1900mAh Large will work about as good in +5C as in +25C, not so for NiMH, they drop preformance drastically when the temp drops and NiMH almost useless in +5C, and are useless below 0C. I have used good NiCds in lower than -10C and they work great. But there shouldnt be any colder temps than about 10-15C during 2300-0400 period, but can be.

And remember: Shit happens.

Posted: 06 Apr 2009, 03:54
by Talisman
I know Sweden and Norway at summertime. And it does not get very cold at night.
Both my batteries are NiMH as I discoverd now. But I hope they'll do alright when the sun goes down.
I always got my shotgun if something should go down.

Posted: 06 Apr 2009, 22:16
by Gestaa
Thinker wrote: A good NiCd, like Sanyo SCR 1900mAh Large will work about as good in +5C as in +25C, not so for NiMH, they drop preformance drastically when the temp drops and NiMH almost useless in +5C, and are useless below 0C.
And remember: Shit happens.
I've been using Intellect 9,6V 1400mAh NiMH for the last summer and winter with no problems. Okay, the battery dies in half the time than on summertime but that's like worth whole days airsofting. I can run my M100 gun for the whole weekend with just one battery but I still carry the extra one just in case.

Just saying that there are good and not-so-good cells (I've been told that Intellect is the best, atleast around here in Finland), the old NiMHs did just as you said, they'd drop dead at 0 Celsius. But I've been running mine in -10 Celsius for whole day and all I've noticed is a drop in ROF. And of course that can be a problem for someone else :P

I use my Ansmann AC480 (hope I got that right, smart-/speedcharger anyways) to charge them, takes about 4h per battery to get it full. And about the discharging of batteries; NiMH do not appreciate it, they do not need it like NiCd do.

Posted: 15 May 2009, 22:13
by Majk
RRP Taksi wrote:Here´s my old checklist:

1. What you MUST have. Without this, no game.. (Field set)
Eye protection
Boots
Appropriate BDU:s, and carry equipment.
Arsenal: Primary, spare, secondary, batts, mags, and ammo for the above.
(Don´t forget to charge batts..)
Water bottle, camelback or a backpack to carry water in.
"Death rag" (bright orange)
+ Armband with your Player-ID

Posted: 17 May 2009, 02:08
by Talisman
+ an extra role armband if you are medic/egineer


Most of my gear is good to go, but here is still things to do.
-I need to make the Armband w/ ID and a Engineer armband. Im probably going to head down to the local tailoring store and see if I can have one made.
-Deadrag. Ill just get a nice orange Reflex vest for a few bucks.
-Plane tickets. Unfortunately my friend and driver double booked the dates of the events and could not attend.
-Because Im flying, I need to pack very smart. I dont have many kilos to go with eighter. 20kg for luggage, 15kg for weapons and around 10 for hand luggage. Hopefully this will be enough.
-Getting the rest of the gear. Hopefully my Multicam Combat Uniform will arrive this week along with the rest of the stuff.