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Vim_Fuego 15th Oct 2005 10:50

A few years ago I managed to walk through a metal detector machine at Tenerife airport in full flight kit, including old stlye useful knife, and the machine did not go beep! El guardo nearly woke up he was so surprised, as was I!

During GW2 when kit was short on the ground I found a really useful mini mini torch the size and shape of a plectrum. You could shine it at the press of a sprung loaded button or put it on permanently and clip it to the front of your flying suit (which was green..shortage of kit!) and it would light you up enough that you would make it to briefing without being mown down by Humvees in the desert night. It cost $1.99 in the BX tent and still works today...bloody brilliant!

Beags...I'm with you on the common sense kit that works plc. The amount of notice people take of procurement advice these days you would be snowed under with orders for stuff that might actually serve you or save you.

Logistics Loader 15th Oct 2005 11:00

The old style knife has been on ebay....
Think the last one went for about £40....

Still got one in the shed somewhere...!!!

heights good 15th Oct 2005 19:06

The new style cutter is pants as a cutter but amazing for peeling an orange!!!!

Strange but true :rolleyes:

Logistics Loader 15th Oct 2005 19:15

already sold 2 brand new flying suits....!!! good profit too !!!
flying boots have been laid to rest..past sell by date...!!!

Logistics Loader 15th Oct 2005 19:26

the inference is YOU THOT i paid for them !!!
take your blinkers off !!

movadinkampa747 15th Oct 2005 19:29

According to the dicionary that I would be inclined to believe the meaning of the word profit is

Profit

What's the definition?


The amount earned after deducting costs from revenue.


Over to you.

Logistics Loader 15th Oct 2005 19:42

My dicionary is spelt

DICTIONARY !!!

Profit is also extra money gained by selling something for more than it cost to buy or make....

If it was free that means

Zero cost
Profit = 100 % more revenue...

Mobile Muppet 15th Oct 2005 21:51

movsthingyamajig

You should be careful what posts you make to online as you might look like a tit and you never know who looks at this thread

Oops you already have :-)

MM

The Rocket 16th Oct 2005 00:52

Logistics Loader,

As you seem to be so eager to correct everybodys English,
Perhaps you should put your own house in order,


the inference is YOU THOT i paid for them !!!

Is it just me, or is anybody else tired of LL's constant ill informed statements on every subject posted on PPRuNe?

movadinkampa747 16th Oct 2005 12:28

Go away LL
 
Well said Rocket. Go away LL.

Always_broken_in_wilts 16th Oct 2005 17:22

He/she does seem to have a very ill informed opinion on most Prune topics............but as he/she is of the "baggage crushing" persuasion it comes as no great surprise:rolleyes:

all spelling mistakes are "df" alcohol induced

Safety_Helmut 16th Oct 2005 19:11


He/she does seem to have a very ill informed opinion on most Prune topics
I was wondering when people would tire of LL.

Safety_Helmut

RS15 17th Oct 2005 08:57

back to the knife.... try 'pocket rescue tool'. - German, good quality, expensive but does fit perfectly in the pouch intended for the new plastic ****. Just dont tell your trappers..

website such as:

http://www.heinnie.com/eickhorn/rescue.htm

Rakshasa 17th Oct 2005 09:33

I found that Taylor's Eyewitness range has great pocket knives too. Bargain prices and Sheffield steel. Perfect if you dont want to spend more than 20 quid.

Roland Pulfrew 17th Oct 2005 15:56

RS15

Call that a survival knife? This is a survival knife...

http://www.heinnie.com/cgi-bin/heinn...d=390100.27561

I bet that can cut through strops and para cord!!

RS15 18th Oct 2005 12:18

fair cop. may smart a bit in your pocket though...

bumpy start 18th Oct 2005 20:23

new aircrew knife gets a big thumbs up from me....... never found a better tool for peeling an orange without stabbing the fleshy parts.
Couldn't do that with the old one!!!!!!

Stitchbitch 18th Oct 2005 21:08

Peeling oranges AND cutting through the kevlar rigging lines of a spanking new 'chute...thats squip buisness for ya ;)
You haven't mentioned that you can't open puma doors with this one yet....oooops...:O


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