As the title implies, how do you think a Chameleon would hold up to a day or 2 on the trail ? 
Horsebackriding with a Chameleon ?
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Good to hear that the casing is rugged I should have expanded my question a bit more (a person of few words), I'm concerned with the constant jostling the unit would be taking, I'm more of a back country
horseman than a arena rider.
I should have expanded my question a bit more (a person of few words), I'm concerned with the constant jostling the unit would be taking, I'm more of a back countryhorseman than a arena rider.
Hey Pywack
Lol now thats an interesting question! But your talking to the Drop Master here! (It's genetics) Other than hearing about my clumsiness, I do know the Chameleon inside and out from the finest details to the most apparent. This thing can take a severe beating without moving a single muscle inside the button mechanism.
Lol now thats an interesting question! But your talking to the Drop Master here! (It's genetics)
Other than hearing about my clumsiness, I do know the Chameleon inside and out from the finest details to the most apparent. This thing can take a severe beating without moving a single muscle inside the button mechanism.
Maybe for us clumsies, could come up with a rubber grip to slip over the tube. I tend to get juice all over my hands and it becomes hard to hold onto.
Thanks Iken, it would be the pita to be in the middle of nowhere and have it not fire off, extra batts and atties are easy to pack.
Now thats not a bad idea! Not a bad idea indeed. Hmmm When I get back from work, I'll look into it Nut. If all goes well, this can be a great beginning!
Most definitely Py. I know that the TrustFire 16340, (No acronyms such as TR16340) will give a heavy user 5-7 hours easy. The cr-123a 3.0's I have gives me the exact same and then some. I don't like to test batteries to their limits as a safety practice, no danger or anything like that, I just like to preserve battery cells to keep a longer happier life. Another good example is, when your charger turns green, take them off immediately. Overcharging any battery will eventually wear out the cells as well.
Most definitely Py. I know that the TrustFire 16340, (No acronyms such as TR16340) will give a heavy user 5-7 hours easy. The cr-123a 3.0's I have gives me the exact same and then some. I don't like to test batteries to their limits as a safety practice, no danger or anything like that, I just like to preserve battery cells to keep a longer happier life. Another good example is, when your charger turns green, take them off immediately. Overcharging any battery will eventually wear out the cells as well.
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