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Battery warmed socks
For a friend of a friend...
This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy |
I have tried two pairs of battery socks and they worked once, each...worked
great the first time and then that was it. Maybe it was just my luck, I dunno john "Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy |
"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy I'd think a skiing supply shop. You could not possibly get the batteries to fit inside the ski boots, so the battery packs must be remote. --riverman |
"Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy I'd think a skiing supply shop. You could not possibly get the batteries to fit inside the ski boots, so the battery packs must be remote. --riverman |
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 21:28:46 -0500, "asadi"
wrote: I have tried two pairs of battery socks and they worked once, each...worked great the first time and then that was it. Maybe it was just my luck, I dunno john Pretty similar to my experience with the pair I received as a gift - more trouble than they are worth, but as always, YMMV. TC, R "Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy |
On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 21:28:46 -0500, "asadi"
wrote: I have tried two pairs of battery socks and they worked once, each...worked great the first time and then that was it. Maybe it was just my luck, I dunno john Pretty similar to my experience with the pair I received as a gift - more trouble than they are worth, but as always, YMMV. TC, R "Guy Thornberg" wrote in message ... For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy |
wrote Pretty similar to my experience with the pair I received as a gift - more trouble than they are worth, but as always, YMMV. agreed, here. the only value might be while sitting motionless for hours in a duck blind. otherwise, they are just an impediment. yfitons wayno |
wrote Pretty similar to my experience with the pair I received as a gift - more trouble than they are worth, but as always, YMMV. agreed, here. the only value might be while sitting motionless for hours in a duck blind. otherwise, they are just an impediment. yfitons wayno |
"Guy Thornberg" wrote in
: For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy I think Cabelas sells a pair, made just for waders. Scott |
Guy Thornberg wrote:
For a friend of a friend... This is a little weird. Does any one know where battery warmed socks can be purchased? Note: He wants the batteries to be located above his waist line for easy access while in his waders. I told my friend to tell his friend to solder a couple of leads onto the battery terminals and run them up his waders for easy access. He said he already told him that, but he would rather the batteries were already remote from the socks. Any help will be sent along. Guy http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...results1.jhtml brians |
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