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I’m sure you’re right. My concern is that I have a red/black wire combo on hand. Maybe I need to find some black/black…

I have come across this in my search, thought it was an interesting option: https://www.kchilites.com/universal-wire-hider-kc-6300.html

Is it similar to an Exped MegaMat? I love ours.

Will Prowse on YouTube is a great DIY source, among others. There’s also some thin lithium batteries out there. I think your goal is achievable, good luck.

$120 shipped to lower 48, OBO. Good condition. Includes all literature. Missing square trim ring.

Unfortunate and confidence inspiring at the same time! Thanks! 😆

Looks good. Do you have any experience using these outside?

That might work. With the roof being a pop up, those first edge pieces of VHB will see some movement from the cable when the roof goes up & down and also from wind. Do you think VHB will hold that? I do have some of the “good” VHB (5952) around…

Does anyone have any ideas for an attractive short exterior run of cable? I am mounting solar panels to the top of my pop up trailer roof (Mission Overland Summit) and I need to route the wires to the forward tongue box, where the solar charge controller and battery are. I don't believe routing...

Keep in mind that those tubes of thickened epoxy require a caulking gun that has more pumping leverage than the common hardware store caulking gun (18:1 vs 12:1). It’s thick stuff and the mixing tip provides a lot of resistance!

Yeah… once you start mixing in pigments, the handy tube loses a bit of its convenience. I’ve used white pigment before in traditional non-thickened epoxy, a little goes a long way, but I noticed that the epoxy was a bit thinner and liked to flow/drip a little more. Did you find that to be the...

If you happen to be around marine shops or just need this stuff in a convenient caulk tube form, look into West Systems’ Six10 or Total Boat’s Thixo. They are not black though…

Hopefully they get it sorted, it seems like there are about four Summits for sale there now.

In the Mission Overland Summit thread, someone used a swing out TV mount.

I think if you call Baja Designs and/or KC that knowledgeable people answer the phone and can answer your questions. I’m pretty sure I’ve called both in the past.

Location?

Makes sense. With the melamine sheets, top and bottom, and the basic/flatness of the part, it’s easy to get even pressure during the cure. I’m looking forward to having to time to watch your vid. “A video’s worth a thousand pictures.” 😁

Looks great! I hope you can do a little destructive testing of your scraps, I’d love to see where the layup fails. Why not bag it?

Sold!

My Tacoma (w/ tow package) puts out less than 5A to my trailer through the 7 pin connector. When I added a 30A DCDC charger and house battery to the truck bed, I ran 2AWG wires from the starting battery.