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After clicking through the above link, I found this. I'm thinking it would be good for charging laptop. https://powerwerx.com/quickcharge-75w-usb-dc-charger

Thank you for the link, good read for planning my install.

My main concern is getting the most functional mounting location considering the lack of a steel roof.

Thank you. I'll look into that. I was just planning on drilling out the hole to make it fit.

I'm hoping that the A-post will block most of its view from the driver's seat. If not, it can't be worse than the two antennas I see from the seat of my land cruiser.

I came across this bracket and was open to hear from more knowledgeable members if this would also work as a ham radio antenna mount (with modifications) for my new Jeep JL Wrangler. Thanks, Steve

The above photo was taken at Heart of the Hills Campground at the base of Hurricane Ridge. The next day, we made our way to Kalaloch Beach Campground. My daughter had a friend visiting from Norway so we went camping.

Last week on the Olympic Peninsula.

A wood stove in that small of a space? Hopefully you have an awning with lawn chairs so you can sit outside. Steve

Now that's an RV. Steve

Well I Guess I'll start the 2007 season off with a shot of my Land Cruiser near Roslyn, Washington on November 29, 2007. With the record rainfall we just received, there may no no snow there any more. I know there's another thread for this, but here's one of my dog playing in the fresh snow...

For all who are interested, one of the users on the forum I manage just posted a great trip report from a two week guided trip to the Sierra Madre's and vicinity in Mexico in late October 2007. It's quite a detailed trip report, too much to repost here. You can read the entire trip report at...

After spending some time taking photos and taking in the awesome views, it was time to continue on with our adventure. Once back to the the four-way intersection we passed earlier, we traveled straight through the intersection (South) on FS 77 where the road turns to dirt and pumice and...

Originally posted at http://www.pnwadventures.com/adventures/burley_mountain_mt_st_helens_tour_2007/ Each time I venture to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in the South Cascades of Washington state, I am simply amazed at the beauty of the country. In this region, not only are you are...

A nice remote spot near Mt. Adams, Washington. Sleeping in the back of the Land Cruiser. Same location as above.