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The promaster forum a totally different. https://www.promasterforum.com/forum/index.php

Given the low roof, I'd do 1/2 polyiso over a good 1/2 plywood. In my high roof I did 1" polyiso over 3/4 ply. Don't bother with filing the low spots between ridges. Use the factory tie down spots to bolt it down. I used 1 inch PVC pipe as a sleeve to keep from over compressing the floor in...

Oh so tempting.

Flight time?

Sure. It's always nice to have somebody else to bounce my crazy ideas off.

Hi Scott, I have a FR rack with the Hannibal awning. While it does (barely) fit on the FR perimeter, I'm not entirely comfotable with how durable it will be. The rack does seem to have a bit of flex with the awning it deployed. I haven't used it yet, so I don't know how it will work out. At...

More details at the CPSC site. http://www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/prerel/prhtml13/13042.html

I'm stoked. I'll be able to fill up my DD for about $12.

Neither fish nor fowl. I admire Samsung's willingness to try every form factor possible to see what this emerging market wants, but I think this is a miss. I have a Tab 7.7 and an Infuse with a 4.5 inch screen. I like looking at the infuse screen, but with a 4.5 screen it is too big to hold...

Humbug. Cut Turbolab some slack. Being in Canada, probably the only thing he knows about the American Space Shuttle is that the robotic arm is Canadian. :) Really, it's a fair question.

That's how they move the shuttle around. Bolt it to a 747 and take off.

Pneumatics have been done. Behold my favorite custom camper. http://www1.ttcn.ne.jp/~gyo/English/index.htm

There are several threads on bears and food and trailers. Search engine goodness.

OMG! Now that is my real dream vehicle. Room for bicycles!

Good to know. Looking at the Battery Minder chart, even with temperature compensated control, it should out put 12.8-13.9v, which should be enough to keep the NLPP brain happy (12.7 minimum). Kind of moot for me, I embraced the whole "portable" thing and my NLPP only goes into the vehicle as...

Check again. OP lives in GA. FWIW, I agree that for open highway use I don't think a 250 is up to the task for any distance. OTOH, my 650 ninja cruises nicely at 80+ Around here the ninja 250 is the oft recommended starter because they are plentiful on the used market and resell for close to...

Yeah - that one. I always get the minder/tender thing confused. I didn't try to keep them linked because I was concerned the NLPP brain would get in the way of linking the two systems

Battery MINDER . I also have an NLPP, but I separate the batteries and charge them individually.

Check out REI. http://www.rei.com/product/808783/novara-fusion-bike-2012 No belt drive, but otherwise it looks like a good match.

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