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Thanks to everyone for the comments thus far. The feedback is greatly appreciated. The Battle Wagen is designed to be a solid utility trailer that performs for off road duties as well. We wanted to bring a trailer to the market that was reasonably priced and could be used as a great platform...

TiFJ thanks for the feedback! We will continue to keep this thread updated as we make more developments.

We are currently in the process of designing a number of modular accessories for the Battle Wagen. We are working on a drop in M416 style box along with the lid for dust and weather proof gear storage. We also have in the works a tongue box, mounts for Jerry cans, propane cylinders, hi-lift...

More pictures of the Battle Wagon.

We are excited to announce the release of our new Battle Wagon trailer here on Expedition Portal. This little trailer is the ultimate mobile toy box for the weekend warrior. While there are a number of very nice off-road trailers in the market there has been a need for a simplistic, modular...

Although it may not be my first choice if I could only bring one recover tool, I have found that an exhaust jack works really well when the ground is hard for a lift jack to get a good purchase. Such as in snow, mud or sand. It also might be a good option if you don't have any jacking points...

The tripods just became available. We are getting them put on our site as we speak. The tripods will accommodate up to 4 Boulder 30 solar panels. Please note that we are offering free shipping on all Goal Zero products until August 31st to the lower 48.

To combine the Nomad 13.5 and the Escape 30 panels you would need the Solar 4.7 splitter cable. This allows you to put up to 4 Nomad or Escape panels in parallel. We don't have it up on the site yet but the sku is 90814A. -Jim

We sure do sell the cable and plug jacks. Let me know what you need. -Jim

From now until July 31, 2011 we will be be offering a $50 Mail-in rebate on the purchase of any SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger. Please check our website out for additional details: http://expeditionoffroad.com/4x4_parts/tools_recovery/rescue_locators/spot_satellite_gps_messenger This basically...

Weird. When I first clicked on the link it took me to the 350 chaining cable. Thanks for the correction.

I think the only way that you wouldn't be bothered as much by 30 mph wind is if you were set up in something with hard sides like the AT Teardrop. It's all matter of preference though. I rather like tent camping. Intelligent camp placement has much to do with how much tent camping sucks...

Lawmaker that cable is for daisy chaining 2 Extreme Power Packs together. The cable that you would want for the Escape panel is this one: http://www.goalzero.com/shop/p/36/Solar-4-7mm-Splitter-Cable/5:1/

Lawmaker you are on the right track. You can pair up to 4 of the Escape briefcase panels with a combiner cable. Both the Escape and Boulder panels are great and both will work with the Extreme 350. If you are going for one or two panels I would go for the Escape (my preference). If you need...

Lawmaker for now you would have to combine a couple of Boulder 30 of Escape 30 panels. I don't have a lead time on bigger panels from Goal Zero yet. It could be 3 months it could be a year. -Jim

Sorry to chime in late. Thanks Salue that is the correct cable.

We can just build a little adapter for the panel to use it with the 350. I'll post up with more info in a bit.

It wouldn't be a problem to get you the proper plug jacks to use with your current panel. The 110 /220 is on the other side of the inverter. The nice thing is that you can run the AC and DC simultaneously.

Feel free to check our site out: http://expeditionoffroad.com/expedition_gear/auxiliary_solar_power We are constantly on the look out for solar power solutions for the overland traveller.

Corey you are correct. The charge controller would replace the Brunton controller. You could set the Light-a-Life lanterns up to pull directly off the battery, cigarette outlet, or the charge controller (Solarland Controller). You can chain up to 12 Light-a-Life lanterns together. The...