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Jos metsään haluat mennä nyt, niin takuulla palelet… Tai sitten et kun otat tämän taikaviitan mukaan. Särmä TST Lämpöviitta on todella monikäyttöinen varuste. Palvelee taukovaatteena, kyttäyspussina, bivy-säkkinä, makuupussina, naamioi ja häivyttää tunnistettavia muotoja. Itse olen yöpynyt yhdistelmällä Särmä TST lämpöviitta ja Särmä TST L3 lämpötakki ja lämpöhousut -10 asteen pakkasilla oikein mukavasti. Carinthian Defence 1:n ja lämpöviitan yhdistelmällä on tullut nukuttua mukavasti vieläkin kovemmissa pakkasissa. Etenkin tähystystiedustelussa viitta pääsee oikeuksiinsa; tähyllä pötköttelystä tulee huomattavasti mukavampaa. Lisäksi viitta blokkaa mukavasti lämpösäteilyä, mikä vaikeuttaa lämpötähystimellä havaitsemista. Tää on tullut testattua muutamassa harjoituksessa Phantomilla. Lisäksi fiksusti puettu viitta mahdollistaa rivakan irtautumisen, toisin kuin makuupussiin kömpiminen.

For wear as a coat or cloak you will need a belt or similar strap. If you don´t own such a wonder already we recommend the Särmä TST utility strap. The Thermal Cloak's roots and purpose Shape-Shifting. One of our prepper girls created a series of mylar body drapes, made from emergency blankets, that has cut-outs which allow heat to escape in a desired pattern, like the shape of a deer or elk. It’s like IR camouflage. When we engage in practice maneuvers wearing these drapes we stay in the trees and we don’t follow standard tactical movements. Though we do use typical squad techniques we try to emulate or appear as a group of deer or elk moving through the forest. To the unknowing eye we have shape-shifted. Pretty ingenious don’t ya think. This idea was presented to us at one of our prepper meetings by an 18 year girl. All of us old, seasoned tacticians looked at each other in total amazement. It was like a light went off in our heads simultaneously. Thinking out of the box is good. We tested it out using a Night Owl Next-Gen thermal-imaging binocular from a helicopter at 8,000′ and at near ground level and the results were amazing. The combination of shape-shifting and the unconventional tactical movements would have fooled even the sharpest of analysts. It actually worked too well. We had to modify the drapes by softening the edges of the cutouts. We achieved this by pounding nails in rows thru a 2″X4″, large to small, and using it as a stamp along the cut-out edges to soften the apparent edges. The results were more realistic. The same super-cozy NanoLoft technology that Rumpl puts in its puffy blankets has been stuffed into this waterproof poncho. This ultra-insulating down-alternative insulation is perfect for foul weather as it continues to insulate even when it gets wet (unlike down) and dries fast. Being that the poncho is coated in DWR, though, you won’t have to worry about any leaks.For the purposes of thermal imaging, you want to be at or very close to the temperature of your surroundings… that is hard to do. Too warm and you’ll stand out. Too cool and… you’ll stand out! Hang dry your bag whenever possible. This can be a long process (24-48 hours), but this is by far the best way to get the longest life from your bag. Use a well-ventilated, low-humidity environment. Unzip fully and flip it often to help speed the process. I really enjoy it when we add our knowledge and ideas in the comments. It’s part of what makes MSB such a great resource and so enjoyable to visit! As far as avoiding Infrared detection, there are allot of factors to take into consideration when determining what method(s) to use to conceal your IR signature…

Note: An older poncho will be better for colder weather, but... you shouldn’t be relying on your poncho to keep you warm in the first place.I would suggest some sort of ghille suit to break up the silhouette combined with some sort of mylar lining. Might give you a chance in a casual scan. But let’s say you were using a tool to engage an enemy… that took us gonna get hot, fast. In fact we used that to identify combatants from non combatants in afg. It’s very clear to see who has fired at your troops. Made from a super soft flannel fleece with 9 heat settings and 9 time settings, it means you can experience warmth and comfort like never before, customised perfectly to you. It also comes with overheating protection so you don’t have to worry about getting too hot. The ONLY thing that makes me not buy it right now, is that the arms zip the Jerven Fjellduken have are missing. Hang dry your bag whenever possible. This can be a long process (24-48 hours or more), but this is by far the best way to get the longest life from your down. Use a well-ventilated, low-humidity environment. Hand-tease or shake out your bag gently to break-up down clumps, and flip it often to help speed the process. The American troops became annoyed at this and ultimately one M1A1 gunner, able to see the waves of heat from the Iraqi tank’s exhaust, fired a “guesstimated” sabot round through 3 meters of dirt berm, the T-72’s front slope, the driver, the base of the turret, the tank ammunition compartment, engine, fuel tank, rear armor, and several meters of dirt behind the vehicle.

STEALTH CLOAK” is a flame resistance impregnated fabric having excellent mechanical properties and resistant to tearing. Fabric is printed with our stealthInks formulation to give VISUAL, NIGHT VISION, THERMAL/IR & RADARprotection capability. It isa unique and advancedproduct whichcan be used as a signature cocealment coveror as a GHILLIE suitdeliveringdrastic reduction of the heat signature and radar cross section of the coveredplatform andpersonnel. Wear your surf poncho before and after doing your favourite watersport, on a camping trip or at an outdoor sporting event. U.S. Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger has stressed the importance of reconnaissance and counter - reconnaissance capabilitiesand in his report " Force Design 2030" states: " The hider - versus finder competition is real. Losing this competition has enormous and potentially catastrophic consequences. This makes success in the reconnaissance / counter-reconnaissance mission an imperative for success." Each garment has vinyl lines filled with a solution that won’t freeze at normal temperatures and is hooked to a cooler filled with ice and circulated via an electric pump.

Corner reinforcements are 500D Foxdura, tie-down loops are made from Finnish military-type webbing. Sewn in the EU We don’t particularly love the word “disposable”, especially when it comes to a plastic product, but one can’t deny the one-use nature of ponchos for many people. A lot of the comments on this thread appear to assume that thermal/IR imaging only refers to airborne (aircraft/drone/satellite) assets. Trust me, they are the least of your worries. Thermal and IR (Infrared), incidentally, are not the same thing. Another suggestion that may sound silly is to hide in plain sight. Use IR stobes, military gear… try to appear as if you are a friendly force. Most operators do not have direct comms to those they support on the ground and you may be mistaken as friendly.

Sometimes with synthetic materials or larger coats, there’s an anticipated weight that comes with the warmth offered. Therm-a-rest does offer this poncho with synthetic or down fills, though this one specifically is down. I must say from running around camp for a few days, you almost forget you’re wearing it at times. At 1 lb 3 oz, it almost feels like you’re wearing a cloud that offers just the right amount of warmth without feeling like you’re in an oven. Modern military ponchos are lighter - still nylon, but it is not rubberized. You'll want to get yourself one of these. The wearer would then be comfortable and invisible to Infra red and Thermal Imaging equipment as well as visually invisible with the gillie suit on.

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