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It is a medium blue, and made of the same material that white water rafts are made of. Very resistant to water, and the zippers are covered. But it isn't a dry bag, so some may work its way through the zips.

Alrighty. Email me and we'll hook up.

Hello all, It is time for some spring cleaning. We have some odds and ends from a while back that we need to get sold. It is a rather odd bunch of stuff, and non of it is on the site anymore. We have changed our direction in business, so this is out. A quick Googling will let you know what...

Yep. That is the case. The Intelligent Solenoid is the brains behind the whole thing. A really good place to start, and not too bad pricewise. You hook it up according to the instructions (grounds and little black wire to the main battery last) and close the hood. Done. It is fully...

Hi Jesse, I thought I would chime in here as well and let you know a couple other items about the National Luna system. The electronics used in the Dual Battery Kit for the Intelligent Solenoid and the Dual Battery Controller are both manufactured in house. They build these themselves, and...

Hello Everyone, The Eezi Awn Series 3 T-Top roof tent is contructed from a heavy duty cotton rip stop canvas, and all seams are double stitched with a wax impregnated cotton thread to swell and seal stitching holes when wet. The canvas is similar in weight to a military tent, and is designed...

Great job at the show, Lance. I am delighted to see the WAVE project off to such a tremendous start. Congratulations.

Ahhhh, geez guys, I'm blushing over here. Sorry it has taken me so long to respond, and thanks a bunch for the kind words and photos. I am fortunate to have a great bunch of friends. A lucky man. I was away for a while. When this came up, I was transitioning from a photo shoot in the Needles...

Thank Kurt. And thanks to everyone that came by. It way good to see everyone again. Martyn is on his way to LA now. Safe travels, Martyn! Cheers,

SLC Openhouse Hey Everyone, I just got off the phone with Martyn. He's spending the night on the Colorado River in the Grand Junction area, and will be in Salt Lake City tomorrow Monday 8/24. We are throwing a little gathering at my place for anyone interested in meeting up with Martyn and...

That looks great, Hunter. You are doing a great job. And MAN, that tent looks good!!!! :sombrero: Cheers,

Thanks. I will do that. I fooled around with it a while last night. It seems to be fairly intuitive. We'll give a a good shake down this weekend. Cheers,

Hey Chris, Thanks for responding. I went out last night and picked up the Western Region version of the DeLorme Topo 7. $40 on sale. Amazing value. I loaded it up on the laptop I have, which is on the bleeding edge of prefered hardware for running this. It loaded up in good time, and seems...

Chris, A quick question for you. I am becoming sold on the DeLorme software. That seems like a good choice for running on the laptop. I am wondering if you have tried hooking your laptop up to your Magellan Crossover. Any luck there? I also have a little bluetooth GPS receiver called an...

Hello All, I'm not on here as much as I should, so I would like to thank Wen from Sierra Expeditions for alerting me as to this thread. This is similar to a thread posted earlier this season regarding a similar concern. Since our first concerns were reveiled last year, Eezi Awn has made...

Hey Everyone! Just wanted to drop a note to say thanks to everyone at the trophy for a spectacular time! The Overland Society did a fantastice job with the event. Hats off to them. A special thanks to JP, Greg, Sean, Scott and Martyn for getting me mobile again. Made it home thanks to them...

As you have noted, the improvement in one direction has developed a concern in another direction. Eezi Awn did increase the hinge thickness for the larger models of tents in response to flex concerns. The hinge bolts became a bit too short where the two hinge sections meet. So Eezi Awn has...

I'm a pretty tall guy, and the distance from my brain to my fingers is rather long. My brain said "case", and by the time it got to my fingers, it came out as "cast". Lost in translation. The case itself was too spendy, so they dropped it. There, that's better.

The hard case model mentioned was called the Alu-Top. It was a very cool design. It was roughly 1300mm wide and the case was aluminum, and built like a clam shell. Tough as nails. It is the one you see on the green 70 series they call Tubby Explorer. They halted production of the Alu-Top in...

Thanks Nic. I am glad you like the tent. It really does look good on your trailer. Especially behind the red Taco. Good planning. Martyn does have some great suggestions there. Thanks for sharing. Cheers,