CCC CLUB GEAR:   item @member, {date modified/confirmed} (comment) 
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History: 
	{Oct 2002}: write-up
	{Sep 2003}: added canopy for Eugene Celebration
 
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10'*10' canopy, forestgreen             @Mari {Sep 2008}
Club sign (soft plastic)                @Mari {Sep 2008}
bag w/ poster board and lamin. OR map   @Mari {Sep 2008}
 
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Rescue Kit  @Horst  {2006} (both throw ropes and pully kit)
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Pully Kit  Wave High "Z-drag 3:1"  (http://_image-to-add_)
Throw Ropes  2 ea.  NRS "Pro Rescue"  (heavy duty that work with pullies)

First Aid Kit  @Mari {Jun 2007}
Kitchen stuff  @Mari {Jun 2007}

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Club videos (free checkout by members) 	@Phil {2006}
	see http://canoe.freeshell.org/images/CCC-videos_aug2006.jpg  

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CCC ROCKET SEAT (@Robert)
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To understand the issue, and to plan trip, shuttle, and cleanup it 
helps to divide the items involved into the 3 categories A through C:

A) The Thing:
   1) seat
   2) box 
      a) external metal container
      b) internal plastic container with large screw top[i] (with
         hex-head plug[ii] in center), and smaller screw top[iii]
       - box[a] and container[b] can be separated

B) Accessories:
   1) container to keep TP dry
   2) liquid soap, etc. for end users
   3) large gloves for cleaning personal
   4) enzymes to cut down on odor:
      RM Tank Care, Try Synergy Inc. 800-446-6076
      locally: ___________ ?

C) Cleanup related:
   1) large ca. 1 gallon plastic bottle containing:
      a) adapter to connect garden hose (any pressurized water source)
         to hex screw [A.2.b.ii]
      b) flex hose to connected the box outlet [A.2.b.iii]
   2) information on where to find a dump station close to take-out
      (BLM, Fish&Wildlife, etc. may have suggestions)


As the trip organizer: plan ahead and ask for volunteers who will handle 
the daily routine as well as the pickup, cleaning (dump station), 
and return of the thing. This is a job which should be awarded with some 
other privileges on the trip and the absencse of any further group 
responsibilities.

Plan ahead:
 Take items [A, B] on the float. Think ahead about how to load the boat 
and how to secure the stuff in case the boat flips (you don't have the 
same flexibility of sharing storage space as you have with other gear).
 Leave items [C] at the take-out! -- but keep gloves [B.3] and soap and 
water handy too. 
If you have never handled the beast, take a print-out of this instruction 
with you on the trip so you know which item is for what.

As of {5/2002} the CCC owns all items of [A] and [C.1], but none of [B].
At next checkout please purchase items [B] and get reimbursed by 
treasurer.
 
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