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How Do I Improve Fuel Mileage by Changing the Air Vortex at the Rear of a Trailer?
Air vortexes, also called tabs or scoops, mount to the back ends of trailers and RVs to give added aerodynamics. The result of these devices is reduced fuel consumption due to the air moving more efficiently over the trailer's surface.…
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How to Adjust Windage & Elevation on Zeiss Scopes
The rifle scope can be the most important part of a rifle. The scope allows you to see the target and place an accurate and effective shot. If the scope has not been correctly adjusted for windage and elevation, you will never hit the targe…
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How Do I Change a Corona 22-DKC Kerosene Wick?
The use of kerosene heaters inside buildings has been prohibited in a number of states because of safety concerns, resulting in a dramatic decrease in the number of home kerosene heaters available. Kerosene heaters are still popular with wi…
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The Best Monoculars
Monoculars, which look like small spotting scopes, are a popular choice for bird watchers who want to keep things light. They are also used by mountaineers and skiers to scope lines on peaks from a base camp, as the weight and size don't ta…
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How to Replace the Wick on a Kerosene Heater
Kerosene heaters are an efficient and popular tool for warming rustic cabins, barns and even large wall tents. While simple and easy to operate, these machines still require periodic replacement of their wicks. That procedure requires disas…
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How to Clean a Rusted Pocket Knife Blade
Though your pocket knife may be made of stainless steel, it is still possible for it to collect rust. Rust can corrode the knife and slowly eat away at your blade causing it to become dull and brittle. In order to protect against rust, you'…
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How to Add Serrations to a Pocket Knife
There are some jobs in which a regular knife blade just won't cut it (pun intended). For such jobs, a serrated blade gets the job done quickly and safely. By turning one of your straight knife blades into a partially serrated blade you can…
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How to Install an RV Rearview Camera
RV's depend on side mirrors to give drivers a view from the back of their vehicle. This makes it easy to misjudge distances and miss small obstacles. Backup cameras eliminate these problems, and they have a better field of view than rear vi…
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Facts About Polar Fleece
Polar fleece materials have become synonymous with outdoor recreation. This lightweight fabric provides superior warmth, comfort, durability and breathability.
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Swiss Army Knife Instructions
The Swiss Army knife is one of the most versatile tools anyone can have. From campers to cooks to soldiers, this knife can be the best tool you have at your disposal. Some things should be taken into account
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What Is Camera CIF?
CIF stands for Compound Intermediate Format. This deals with the pixels of your camera. In layman's terms, it means how well you'll see pictures taken or video shot.
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What Is an APS Camera?
APS stands for Advanced Photo System. This is film used primarily for still shots. This is the kind of film found in one-time use cameras.
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Teepee Facts
The teepee is a Native American variation on the tent. Made from parts that can be easily fashioned in the wild using only basic tools, the teepee is an eminently portable and practical shelter option.
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What Are the Numbers on a Camera Lens?
Camera lenses are the most important part of any camera. The quality of the optics greatly affects picture quality. When looking at a camera lens, you will see a series of numbers that give you information about the lens.
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How to Use a Moultrie Wildlife Camera
Wildlife cameras operate automatically when wildlife triggers the infrared beam. Mount the camera in an area where wildlife frequent and the camera will photograph any animal that passes by. Although wildlife cameras were developed for phot…
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About Disposable Cameras
A disposable camera is an inexpensive box camera purchased at a store with one roll of film installed. After the roll of film is exposed, the camera is returned to the store or a film lab, where the pictures are developed. Disposable camera…
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Suggested SLR Cameras for Beginners
SLR cameras, or single-lens reflex cameras, capture exactly what the photographer sees in the viewfinder. Before these cameras, the image in the viewfinder could be vastly different than the resulting photograph. There are a number of SLR c…
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A Guide to DSLR Cameras
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How to Replace an Aladdin Kerosene Heater Wick
Aladdin kerosene heaters come in a variety of different models, including much larger versions. For years, the company has been known for providing quality camping products and outdoor gear. If you own one of these heaters, you'll need to c…
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How to Replace Sanyo Kerosene Wicks
Sanyo kerosene heaters were once a fairly popular option in the United States, but today most of these heaters are sold in other countries as the American side focused on electronics. There are still many of the old-style Sanyo kerosene hea…
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How to Install a Pinned Wick in a Kerosene Heater
Kerosene heaters can be used to heat a cabin or a large tent. They require regular maintenance, including changing the wick. There are many makes and models with small differences in their assemblies, but kerosene heaters with pinned wicks…
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The Best Digiscoping Cameras
A digiscoping camera is used by nature buffs, bird watchers and anyone interested in taking pictures of nature in amazing clarity. These cameras have a large adapter known as a spotting scope that zooms in tightly on the animal. The best di…
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How to Troubleshoot a Coleman Heater
Coleman makes a number of different products designed for outdoor use, including heaters. If you have a Coleman heater, you may need to troubleshoot the product in case something happens or the product stops working. There are a few things…
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Fishing Shirts
Every good angler knows his gear should include more than a tackle box and bait. He should also be outfitted with a functional and comfortable fishing shirt. The shirt should be loose, airy and come with just the right extras that make it p…
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How to Clean Swiss Army Knives
To keep your Swiss Army knife functioning cleanly and protect it from wear and rusting, you'll want to properly maintain it. To keep your knife functioning at its best, you must keep each tool clean. Cleaning the knife is quite simple but r…
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How to Clean a Pocket Knife
Carrying a pocket knife everyday will cause wear and tear and the knife will get dirty. Regular cleaning and lubrication is important in order to keep your pocket knife in top condition. Without periodic care, your pocket knife may fail to…
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How to Make a Fleece Balaclava
A balaclava is like a hat that extends all the way down over your head and neck. There are two openings, one for your face and another for your neck. Some balaclavas have a very wide face opening that allows your entire face and chin to pro…
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How to Change a Kerosene Heater Wick
A kerosene heater makes camping a warmer and more enjoyable experience. But your heater needs careful maintenance and care to protect yourself from potential accidents. You need to consider what kind of kerosene lamp you have, what wick you…
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How to Clean Camera Lenses
A dirty lens can reduce the quality of your photographs. But over cleaning or using facial tissues and rubbing alcohol can also damage your camera. You need a steady hand, lens tissue and cleaner to properly clean your lens to avoid damage…
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