Recent content by PaulJensen

How’s that box of yours holding up ???

Hey Mike… I’m stoked to see it again…!!!… Glad to hear the cabin design is working out well… How about some updated interior photos…???…

What, no inside shots…???… Mike sent me some previews and it’s pretty cool and cozy… Nice job Mike, well thought out and great execution…!!!…

Any news on good old #003…???…

"pass through the breezeway by less than an inch." Air down...

Did it fit under the breezeway...???...

(above) Today Mike and Sue came to get Earthroamer XV-JP #003... Taking care of the formalities... (above) Everybody is stoked here...!!!... (above) The start of another set of adventures... (above) Many happy trails ahead of you, Old Friend... (The Jeep, not Mike)...

Quick Google search found this ---> https://hpsperformanceproducts.com/products/hps-4-inch-straight-aluminum-pipe-tubing-tube-16-gauge?variant=29074328551521 --- > 4" OD, 6061 Aluminum Straight Pipe Tubing , 16 Gauge $104.97 I'm sure you find more...

"Also the water got warm inside but never really hot." That's the problem with ABS... Aluminum gets hot... Do it right or do it the other way... Want proof, go pick up a piece of ABS on a sunny day, then pick up anything black and aluminum... Test over...

First off, I'd use aluminum pipe since ABS is comparatively thick walled and that reduces the solar gain... You could probably use PVC end caps on the aluminum... I'd epoxy them on... Next best , I'd use PVC, a bit thinner than ABS, with a less insulative core... Paint both the Aluminum and PVC...

Hello again everyone... As you can see below, there will be a change of ownership with Earthroamer XV-JP #003... I reached out to Mike Hiscox for advice... Feb 3, 2021 - 12:15 PM Hi Mike… Greetings from Vancouver BC... Pam and I are looking to move north of Bellingham to be closer to our...

I used 1/4" x 4x4 aluminum backing plates... The XV-JP rear cabin is 1/2" thick end grain balsa core with slightly less than 1/8" polyester fiberglass inside and out... SOLID...