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I mounted mine rearward-facing on my roof rack. They help with reversing and camp setup after dark. Switched in the cab. Not as bright as the halogen fog lamps they replaced; however, a lot less power draw and the light is higher quality, and more evenly distributed.

Durable, and very easy to clean. Easiest to clean over any other stove I own. I agree on the 2 points: 1) Needs a windscreen 2) Could use tighter spacing on the grate sections for smaller pots, coffee makers, etc.

That's exactly what I was thinking.

I guess I was thinking that the temp inside the trailer, with the darker paint, would still be warmer than it used to be. This would make the fridge work a little harder than it used to. About the Two Zone wireless: will it trasmit data from the fridge to the truck while the trailer is fully...

Dave, just curious about 2 things: 1) Was the trailer in the sun most of the time, i.e., no shade around? 2) Was this before or after you had the trailer painted a darker color? Regardless of how you arrive at the deicison to get a solar panel, I think it's a wise choice. The ability to...

Welcome to the site. Is it possible that the file size is too large? I know I get errors whenever I haven't resized the picture to create a smaller file. Just a thought.

Get the transit bag. I have the Optima 31M Blue Top that you're interested in. Run time depends on the weather (temperature). When it's hotter, I can only go about 1.5-2 days and still crank the car over, but probably not more than that. In the cooler climates or winter, you could probably...

x2 on the ZODI EXtreme.

Talk to Mario about the Carmanah panels they sell. They even build a frame/ easel for the 80W panel. Also, lose the 110VAC coffee maker. That thing draws a ton of power. I think the range is from 1000-1500W at 110V. That's a minimum of 9+ amps not including the energy wasted in the power...

Start with trap, short range. Then gradually move farther away. They don't move as quickly (from the perspective of the shooter) and don't require much lead. Then move to some skeet...preferably closer to the houses/throwers. Then gradually move them out to the high point where the shots are...

Wow. I think the rest of my day is shot now. What a story.

Got mine yesterday. Thanks Tim.

I used this site to order several forest service maps and USGS Topo quads. Easy to use and they shipped within 24 hours.

I'm anxious to see. Looks like you've been hard at work.

Dude, this is so lookin' good. Great job; very creative. Overall, it's starting to look quite professional. I can't wait to check this out in person! ET baby, ET.

Congrats I need to get of my, well you know what, and study for the exam. I'd love to get this done and a radio in by this summer.

I think everyone has said it already...so, I just want to echo the general sentiment and wish you a quick recovery and better times. I always look forward to your posts. TD

Graham, Sorry to hear about the accident. Your title scared me a bit...glad to know that you can recover from the incident. :smilies27 I have the Hellroaring unit that you just ordered. I have it installed with 2 of their heavy duty fuses. I'm hoping that if something like that ever happens...

Did my order happen to make it in before you ran out? BTW, thanks for all the hard work, Tim!

Lookin' good Wil; lookin' good. :av-7: