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I've been looking at these but haven't purchased one yet: http://lexingtoncontainercompanysonlinestore.mybigcommerce.com/jerry-can-holder-20l/

Thanks, I will check those out. Still happy with my Container Store boxes but always like to check out new kit.

NEVER!! Hahaha! Better get caught up, I've got a long list of improvements coming!!

Thanks!

This is the route I'm headed. While I don't have one, I've used other people's and it seems to work very well without having to re-circulate water to get it hot enough. Going to add a water tank to my Expo trailer first but then it will be the next upgrade.

Got my solar panel rack finished up and mounted. It's a bit hard to take pictures of but it holds 2 x 100 watt Renogy solar panels. I used thin strip teflon adhesive tape so the panels would slide easily on the steel rack and then they are locked in place with keyed-alike padlocks. Pretty...

It's been awhile...time to do some additions starting with an addition to the RTT rack to hold 2 100 watt Renogy solar panels... Just a tease:

Hmm...maybe the trick with USAA is saying homebuilt. The agent I spoke with was concerned since I paid only $400 originally that is all it would likely be covered for even though I have about $6k in receipts.. axle, wheels, RTT, etc. I told them mine was an old military trailer but considering...

Well at least finally NL admitted there is a heat issue, which is what I also suspected all along. I'm not happy about the wasted $$ either, nor the time it took me sort through it all. I still have the system sitting in a box but don't feel good about selling it to anyone. Agreed, Paul is...

Mine came with the logs and the beads but to be honest, haven't tried the beads yet.

Great build! We're looking at doing a similar style build down the road, lots of great information to work with here, thanks for posting.

I did not hook up start isolation. The other nice thing about having the switch is I have my solar panel and solar charger hooked up to my aux. The panel pulls in enough power to for the switch to connect and charge both batteries, but flipping the switch on the console I can isolate the aux...

I really like the switch as the lights on it allow you to monitor that all is working correctly. Granted the solenoid makes a large sound when it connects, I like the peace of mind of visually seeing the system is working. Also, when something is wrong with the system, the lights on the switch...

Looking good!!

Got my MXT115 yesterday, really impressed with how solid it feels for such a small unit, even the mic is heavy duty. Looks like the MXTA11 antennas are back in stock, going to order one up to go with it!

Ahh, got it. Mine is mounted flat on top of the batteries and i haven't had an issue. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Great, thanks, and thanks for the coupon, just ordered one up!

I read some reviews on Amazon about receiver issues on the MXT115, has this been resolved? I want the repeater ability of the MXT115 but don't need the 40watts of the MXT400. Thanks.

Ha! I didn't even see what you wrote but that's exactly what I was thinking! I would flip it for sure, especially if you have gone through 2 of them.

Got it, would be interested in seeing how you have it mounted under the hood.