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Not to be a naysayer but I and others have had huge issues with the NL dual battery system and the Jeep JK 2012+. I have since switched to a Blue Sea ACR 7622 and my sPod is hooked to the aux battery and works with zero issues.

Having gone through similar issues with a dual battery system and Diehard Platinums (re-badged Odyssey), the process you are going to have to work through before deciding the Optima battery is an issue, is if your whole system is charging properly to begin with or has the Optima been getting...

Yeah I didn't get that statement either...

I will compare the wiring with some 10 gauge I have laying around, but no way it's 14 and I have had zero issues with the kit or it's connectors. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

The ARB kit I have is 8 gauge with the new style plug. It's very reliable and and threads into the outlet so it can't come loose. Not sure what ARB kit you are talking about...I have this one: http://www.quadratec.com/products/96010_1011.htm

A whole inch to spare! Thanks for checking. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk

Wow, really nice build. I'm looking at doing something similar in the future and it looks like you are doing it right! Subscribed!

Thanks for the info!

For what it's worth, the ARB Fridge really seems to like it's own dedicated power line as opposed to piggybacking off other circuits. I noticed a big difference in efficiency when I switched to the ARB power kit. YMMV

Looking good! So does that still fit in a standard 7ft tall garage door opening?

Tekonsha P3 here as well with electric brakes on my Dexter axle, manual control on the bottom is great for easing the trailer off large rock ledges. Mine has been flawless so far.

Pretty much all the reasons I went with the Cobra 75wxst myself. Small footprint being key. Other than trail runs, I just don't use thing, and of late, the FRS/GMRS radios have been getting the majority of the use. As mentioned by another poster, even on the highways these days not much info...

I have the Cobra 75 like many but it seems every time I head out on the trail, most everyone is using handheld FRS/GMRS radios which work fine but harder to hear and forever bouncing around in the cab. Saw this GMRS mounted radio on the Midland site which looks pretty nice alternative...

Ah ok, got it.

Not to hijack, but try swapping the plastic spout out for the brass replacement one. I've had zero leaks since I made the swap.

50 gallons = 417 pounds!!

You won't be disappointed, it's a great system. Love mine.

I hear ya, it's a slippery slope with these trailers and the wallet.

Thanks. I think they build to order, I would definitely give them a call as they were super helpful. It's not cheap, $1450 plus shipping. I will say that it is a quality made product and worth every penny.

Nice build, it's great to see a different design route!