Re: [HOE] Question right out of the main rulebook...[SHANE, et al]

["Frighty" <frighty@corporatedirtbag.com>]

>My point is, doesn't it seem odd that the device for simply TESTING the
>water costs ten times as much as the device required to make the water
>actually DRINKABLE?  I mean, not EVERY batch of water requires testing
>before it's obvious it needs filtering.  You'd just think something so
>obviously important to wasteland survival would cost a bit more than, say,
a
>tube of toothpaste.
>

The way I understood it, they are priced that way because the water tester
is an electronic device (multi-use) whereas a purification kit is in tablet
form or similar and only one use.

-=-
Frighty

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