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![]() I was doing my searching before asking what scope might be worth hauling over hill and dale (overnight bedding down, on foot) vs car capming where you load up the house and inflate on site. I came across the following thread; Packable Scope Advice Requested http://groups.google.com/group/sci.a...e068 7e70b265 and was reading about the height/weight of a tripod being a determining factor. Now, all that said I was thinking; would it make sense to use a lightweight tripod but attach underneath a bucket on a string, filled with water or earth/rocks to make it more stable? If this is the 1st time anyone has heard of such a thing (unlikely) call it a 'Berk's Bucket' but if not then let me in on the good and bad points, esp vs something like sandbagging each leg. tia, TBerk |
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