would this product work if i had it in a backpack walking through the woods ?
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It is not battery operated. It has an AC adapter for the power source. Now you could use it in your car with a converter and set the radius.
1866292
Yes..... I guess if you had an 12VDC to 110VAC inverter and a car battery....
1866293
Brandon, thank you for your question! This system requires electricity to function. To help keep your pets near when you are in the woods, we would recommend a remote trainer system.
679311
I would say no. It has cast iron brackets that would be awkward to carry and the sliding table is wide and deep making it too large for a back pack. It could be done if needed but the weight is something to consider. < 10lbs.
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I wouldn't use it for that. I think it would move around quite a bit. Great bag, but more for hiking not running
1085711
Yes, it's just like any other charger. If you're hiking with the panel strapped to your backpack, that's normally how you'd be doing it anyway.
785816
It would depend on the outdoor conditions. It would work. But it's not going to be amazing
280286
Yes it would. Just keep in mind this is a heavy duty tripod, so if hiking for miles and miles is how you plan on using it, you might want to opt for something lighter. However, for portraits or food blogging is your thing, this would be ideal!
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If it's one of those mesh pockets made to hold water bottles then Yes. However, since there are no ridges/indents on this bottle it might have the tendency to slip out of the pocket if you are involved in a more active sport. Thankfully, this bottle comes with an attachment clip so even if the pocket doesn't work I believe you will be able to hook up this bottle somewhere on your backpack with little to no discomfort.
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I've put it in a backpack and carried it onto a plane and didn't have any issues. Your mileage may vary, though, depending on how pissed off your local TSA reps are by the time you get there.
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I have no idea. It's not advertised as waterproof. It has electronics in it, but none are on the outside. I would think a mist or very light drizzle might be okay, but anything that seeped into the inside of the pack could hurt the battery and/or connectors. If it was me, I would keep it dry.
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I don't see why not. I have sprayed my jeans when walking my dog in the woods.
2015379
Definitely. It doesn't fit well into a regular-sized backpack but (if I don't put much else in there) by angling it right inside the pack I can get it to fit & still close the zippers
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I uses it for a hiking trip of Scotland and it worked fairly well for a light pack. However, the water bottle holders do not work. I lost more water bottles than I care to count.
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I carried it up a steep hill when we used it and it was light enough to carry in the bag it came in that way. Not sure how well it'd be in a backpack but you could probably do it though it might be awkward. I was surprised at how roomy it was with 2 people yet packed down rather small. It has several internal pockets inside too which was really nice since we camped out in the pouring rain and I was worried about things getting wet. With that said, we were very dry during the night :)
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It would / should as long as you have a place to tie it down to ! It comes with 4 cinch straps that have tension fasteners on the end that will fasten around back to the strap itself . I set it on the little rack that's fastened to my tour pack and then cinch it up tight, I also have a small cable lock that I lock it with when we travel long distances. The reason, so that no one steals it leaving me stranded with my dog with no way to get her home. I hope that is helpful.
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My personal experience is that the backpack will hold up under a mild wetting, but if you're going to try to walk 5-10 minutes in a downpour, spray on some waterproofing material or you are going to be rather upset.
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Yes. Just put in batteries and it will power-up and you can start hiking. You may have to play with it while you are hiking to figure out how it works, what screens do what. Follow your path on your Current Track map, make sure tracking is ON if you want a track. Reset trip log before you start to calculate length of each hike.
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I haven't worn it under a backpack. I think it may be affected because the binoculars slide up and down right where a backpack strap would be. If you loosened the straps, then the binoculars would rest below your belt and could swing more than would be safe.