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Can you go into some detail on how you use/charge the 350 with your setup? I just got a 350 and have an ARB refrig.

Anyone know the thickness of the wood on the bottom of an Eezi-Awn? Need to size some SS wood screws.

Assume Viking line does not have or need a heat guard on the drum end?

I have 6 cameras and a quad monitor on my FJ and have always driven by the mirrors after owning many cars with blind spots. The FJ drives great on and off road and as many have said there are more than enough aftermarket options to round out your needs.

Sure wish Craig would finish the iOS project...

Ordered the AJIK utility mat! Josh was great to work with. It will take some time to put it all together. Want to use SS hardware.

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Congrats! Many of us have at least one of those!

Thanks! Think I am ready for the project!

I think the nylon are okay for the mat and SS clamps on the tent side.

I found the picture on another site. Just need to find those nylon clips used to secure the rods to the mat and maybe some stainless or AL rods that won't rust.

Now we are getting somewhere. If only the picture was a little clearer. Where did you get the picture? Need the length of the rods and what kind of clamps were used. The article stated 12" for the table legs.

That's what I am trying to figure out!

Removed from my XD 9000 winch. In great shape and comes with Derin rollers for synthetic line. i had installed on my ARB bar. Short of some fading on the black rollers in perfect shape (never had to actually use for winching and garage kept). $100 shipped to US PM if interested

Here is the mat on the tent

From the article: n addition to its use as a table, I have developed a way to attach the AJIK mat against the front edge of my Eezi-Awn roof top tent using some string for support and two 3/8″ steel rods secured by four similarly-sized pipe straps as braces. It basically creates a “balcony”...

Also still looking for info on the AJIK utility mat for RTT applications.

Thanks.

Looks like the best way to go. I am thinking it is best to screw into the plywood base if there is enough material there to securely hold.