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Topic	Date	User
MaxCams: Greater Range & Less Weight?	31-Oct-2006 At 1:50:36 PM	LGJ
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I've got a .75 and 2 - as above poster - complementing a rack of BD's. I haven't noticed any problems with them walking in parallel cracks for the simple reason that I can't remember placing one in a parallel crack. I find the wires are a bit dodgy, after packing them tight in a pack with a bunch on other gear they're bent like crazy and so it doesn't 'look' as nice as a BD but it still triggers fine. I'm happy with them - I enjoy placing them ALMOST as much as the BD's and I'm glad I picked them to double up my BD's with.

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