with a little modification

langston302

langston302

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the AMK kit works really well....

i took out the instruction sheet and the whistle

added 4 more razor blades, a mini bic, 2 aquamira tablets, 600 grit sandpaper....

its amazing how much space that whistle takes up... taking that out freed up so much space that i am able to add more stuff and its still flatter than before...

i think i am gonna dump the compass as well , more space for my needs...
 

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With all due respect, what methods do you have at your disposal for signaling without the whistle in the kit? That is usually one of the first items I make sure I have on me.
 
Agreed - keep the whistle, or put it on a cord around your neck (even better!)

Personally I would keep the compass as well.

They are well worth the space.
 
gentelmen, i am never without a whistle. ever....


i just dont want it in the kit....if i am not able to access my kit, it would suck if the whistle was in it...right?


so the fox40 micro carried on a ball chain around my neck or the one similar to the tops model flat style in my pocket on a laynard.


always have a whistle...noise is your friend in a bad spot....(most of the time)
 
foxyrick said:
Agreed - keep the whistle, or put it on a cord around your neck (even better!)

Personally I would keep the compass as well.

They are well worth the space.
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i am keeping a compass, but it will be on my person as these little buggers are not all that accurate....
 
Liam Ryan, why not? I have had my dog tags , a whistle, mirror and "dog tag knife" on the same one for over 4 years and it's still going strong
 
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