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There is no one wavelength or one way. They all have balances tho. LWIR is great for seeing detail in large temperature swings (is people next to a forest fire) but the resolution of the microbolometer that is most often used is poor. You can tell if people are next to the fire, but you are never going to tell who it is. MWIR is much better at detail because of the shorter wavelength (also research nyquist frequency) but is easily blinded with something hot (ie a flare next to your face makes it very hard to see features). SWIR is great at seeing through moderate fog and smoke, but starts to get blinded by smoke that is lit up (since SWIR is almost all reflected light..just like visible). Viittaa ei saa suljettua vetoketjuilla kovin ilmatiiviisti. Esimerkiksi makuupussikäytössä lämmintä ilmaa pääsee karkaamaan jalkopäästä. They are cool shirts ,cool pants and a head wrap of sorts all used by race car drivers to keep them cool while inside a hot race car . Climashield -eristeinen versio ei omien kokemusteni perusteella sovellu hätämajoitteeksi sadekeleillä. Ulkokuori kyllä pitää sateen, mutta viitan alta (majoittujasta ja maasta) tuleva kosteus kertyy viitan sisälle, jolloin viitan paino lisääntyy merkittävästi. Rinkkaa on muuten sitten tosi mukava kantaa kun sinne pakkaa märän ja painavan lämpöviitan. For survival and emergency preparedness, the poncho is a clear winner. How to deal with the flapping in the wind

When movement stops your own heat production slows down. In cold temperatures, it´s extremely important to add warm clothing fast when activity levels drop from high to low. For this purpose the Thermal Cloak can be worn like a coat or cloak: Heated throws are not recommended for use for children under 5 years but we reached out to The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) and they gave the following tips on how to use a heated throw safely: Of course for longer times then dry ice could be used but has to be sewn into the lining of the suit to protect from frostbite and the tubing ,pump and coolant fluid would have to be rated for the colder temps of -80 Deg. far. There are some neat ideas out there. Try doing an image search on terms such as hiding from thermal detection, mylar blanket thermal camera, etc. You will see success and failure. Rain suits have bad ventilation (you’ll sweat a lot) and you won’t be able to make a shelter out them.That is why in Patriot Dawn: The Resistance Rises I make such a point of using terrain masking, vegetation and constructed cover (cam nets and false roofs etc) and also in some of the battles the Resistance uses thermal smoke from tire fires to mask action on the ground from overhead drones. Another suggestion that may sound silly is to hide in plain sight. Use IR stobes, military gear… try to appear as if you are a friendly force. Most operators do not have direct comms to those they support on the ground and you may be mistaken as friendly. A lot of the comments on this thread appear to assume that thermal/IR imaging only refers to airborne (aircraft/drone/satellite) assets. Trust me, they are the least of your worries. Thermal and IR (Infrared), incidentally, are not the same thing.

So to conclude: just getting under a straight up poncho will not work for long. You may appear as a ‘hole’ in the ambient temperature. There is also the danger of heat leaking out over time, or heating up the poncho surface. But how close are they looking? What you are at least doing is masking your human shape, which may have some short term value but is not the whole solution at least not for long. When moving plan routes around terrain / vegetation masking. Have frequent listening/observation halts.The 67 g/m 2 Climashield insulated model is on its own roughly equivalent to a modern military summer sleeping bag. This is no exact science, but we suggest that the Comfort Limit is 5 °C (41 F) and Extreme Limit -10 °C (14 F). The coolant fluid to circulate through it would need to be an alcohol but one with a higher flash point above 150 Deg.Far. or so and a freezing point way below that of the dry ice . But if you’re habitually cold or just want to feel a warm embrace, the Honcho Poncho could be just what you’re looking for whether you’re wild camping in winter or just need something to throw on when it gets a bit chilly in the evening! I think the most popular, and honestly, the most valid question you may be asking yourself.. How much am I realistically going to use a down poncho?