If I was to go back to midsize it would probably be with a Nissan Frontier despite the whole DI maintenance needed at 100,000 miles. Can get it in a long bed and still has a NA engine with not a lot of tech to go wrong. It's a solid design. Also the price is significantly lower than the...
Nice! I have this NOCO inlet into my topper to a lithium battery charger for the house lithium battery. Use the other plug for whatever AC needs while camping if AC is available. Works well
https://shop.explorist.life/shop/all-products/switches-disconnects/solar-ground-deploy-plug/
There is that one. I need to get one for solar input through my topper.
As far as a trickle charger. I use a CTEK 7002 for charging duties. It came with a pigtail that is compatible with the...
I didn't read the entire thread so you probably already have an answer. I have a Battle Born 100aH battery that lives in the bed of my truck 365. I called Battle Born a few years ago because I was worried leaving the batteries in the truck all winter. They stated that it's ok to leave them in...
I would do one of these to maintain the starter battery and a different panel for the house battery/batteries.
https://www.lensunsolar.com/Hood-Solar-Panel/Land-Rover-Hood-Solar
Cascadia also makes something similar.
Didn't read the whole thread but I would choose the Nissan Frontier hands down over all the others if I was going back to a midsize truck. Between the price, long bed option with a double cab, NA motor, proven reliability, increasing aftermarket support, etc,....I feel it's the best choice. YMMV
So kind of like owning a Mercedes Sprinter van. Again, it's a brand new start up. Knowing that it's probably smart to wait a couple of years as I'm sure things will improve on every level unless the company goes under.
Some over the seat panniers may work. I just bought some from Enduristan an they have works well, but this is on a Tenere 700. Maybe these would work better for a sport bike?
https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/sedici-20l-dry-bag-saddlebags?sku_id=10041603
or these...
I have a 160 watt panel on my truck topper, a Battleborn 100aH battery, with a 12V fridge. I have had it running full time for at least 2 months in the past and have had zero issues, always fully charged during the day. You should be fine with this setup unless you run into multiple days of...