Recent content by bearman512

Coachman/Viking build the Express 180. It is small but is easily towable in some of the crazy places we take our rigs. I am about to get a 2017 model.

Yup! ^^^

Front wheel drive to begin with. All wheel drive is not 4 wheel drive whether it has a center locking differential or not. This looks very much like the Explores, Discovery etc. Great mall crawler at best. I like how it looks but it will never take the place of a Monty, or T4R.

Volcano 3 Grill here is an older link with great input. https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/camp-stove.194176/#post-2488868

If you have the room for the tripod and dish then Hughsnet might work. https://www.mobilsat.com/HughesNet/

Here you go! http://www.outfittersatellite.com/blog/iridium-satellite-phone/iridium-go-unlimited-data-plans.html

Someone will think I am sponsored by Volcano but you really can't beat it. I have been using one for almost 7 years now. Totally adjustable and uses minimal charcoal and you can us propane when there are fire restrictions...

Mid November will be heading to Kansas and do some pheasant and quail hunting and maybe a few squirrels. We usually hunt with Brittneys.

Lower air pressure makes a major difference. As soon as I would hit the dirt all tires would be aired down to a 20lb max psi.

Starcraft RT10 is what I recommend. I bought a new 2008 and abused it for 4 years. I had to only check the fastening screws for the aluminum diamond plate covers. The sink drain would loosen up once in a while and I would take it up trails with Basketball size rocks. They come with shocks and...

Ouch $220 for a grill without the propane might be a bit over the top but I really like the versatility of it. You have to purchase the propane adapter separately on all of their versions.

Go to the Grand Slam Facebook page for the most up to date info.

OKAY 1leglance you have just solved the longterm how about advice on the current issue? Good advice though!

The batteries don't last long so I'm told by some of my camping buds and would still need at least a group 27 to power it with the 12v adapter pack.

That jump pack is not going to work. You need to figure out what the amp draw is of the CPAP and my guess is you will need at least 50 amp hours usable and a 500 watt inverter. Not a good way to do it. Check out the folks in the popup portal as there are many folks there that boondock and use a...