Back to the fridge problem

[LeonW]

For what it is worth, I use the AP Mopeka TankCheck LBG tank check dual sensor kit to monitor the LP tanks. I got it from Amazon, but looks like only Gander Mountain has the dual sensor kit right now. you can read about them here. I decided to get this after my last regulator didn't show red even though the tank was empty.

Iowa Dave, hope you bring the manometer to the Mississippi Rendezvous. I would love to check the pressure at my fridge. I will even bring you a beer or two if you show me how to do it.

[Iowa Dave]

Hey Leon
Good to hear from you. Although it was mentally hard for me, I took a couple survival items out of my black survival bag and put the manometer in along with making sure I had the right sockets. I realized that the manometer might be necessary for cold beer and was more important than a third survival knife, second knife, spoon and fork set and a few extra packages of sugary hot chocolate mix. Still have my Girl Scout mess kit, my vise grips and three waterproof match boxes though. See you in September.
Iowa Dave

[gbaglo]

Where do you get waterproof match boxes. I've had waterproof matches in the past, but the boxes dissolved when they got wet.

[Iowa Dave]

Originally Posted by gbaglo

Where do you get waterproof match boxes. I've had waterproof matches in the past, but the boxes dissolved when they got wet.

Sorry Glenn I misspoke when I said box. I should have said case. The three I carry in my leather bottomed backpack are a Boy Scout brass unit I bought in 1961 or so, a machined brass model with knurlized striker and compass in the cap and a US military issue like we used to give the Scouts when they earned their Fireman Chit. The forth one is a US Made
Everdry from my collection. I like the slide back top for alignment that prevents cross threading. The knives are a Swiss army knife in case McGuyver isn’t camping with me that weekend. A WWII United States Navy issue “Boy Scout” style with cap lifter
and can opener and a USA made Remington R-45 folding Hunter with saw.
For sharpening a Boy Scout stone and also pair of 6 inch long nose Petersen Vise grips in a leather case. The compact utensil kit is Boy Scout by George Schrade from the late 40s/early 50s. I travel with this bag most of the time and there are more goodies to keep me warm, clean, and dry. It’s never my intention to get in a tight spot but it can happen so I live the motto. Be Prepared
Iowa Dave

[Iowa Dave]

And a couple more photos including my everyday carry USA made Case
Copperlock with bone handle.
Iowa Dave