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Surplus Harding medchest 3 are my go to boxes. Make your own dividers on the cheap with corrugated vinyl or plastic sheeting to keep things organized.

Weize batteries have done me and a few friends pretty well over the last few years. We do not abuse our equipment but definately put them through their paces and have held up very well.

Where are you batteries stored? If it’s inside you shouldn’t have a problem at all. Take the small hit in the $$$ lifepo4 all the way because you have the charging capabilities.

Tonight’s Super Blue Moon I sure would enjoy a new telescope…

I looked up the panel, I kinda wish usps didn’t just happen to stop by my house with a new 60w folding… I haven’t looked up flexible panels in a long while but that looks nice. You are right, the price was right too.

Stainless zip ties through the grommets attached around the frame and rubberized foam gasket attached to under the panel for the dampening.

Unfortunately I do not believe either way you will not be making any money. But cleanliness is an absolute must, not that cant see something for what it is. Those lines of diy or custom better be straight cuts and properly fashioned. As seasoned amateur I can tell if something is not right.

MSR has some on sale right now... Elixir series would grab my attention for car camping. https://www.msrgear.com/shop/tents?prefn1=saleItem&prefv1=On%20Sale&page=0

Stick with the big names and a full fly. Most 3 person tents will fit a queen air mattress with room left on the floor.

I’ll take one in a 5x9 please

What winch, and intended use on what? You said house batteries, so assuming toy hauler or roof rack boat holder, etc…

Buddy has/had an “Amazon special” one. Worked well for exactly what it is and needed to be. Maybe a little saggy, and cumbersome to set up the first few times. Just make sure to tie them down (and most others) each and every time, or you will be replacing them quickly. Thinking of, I need to...

As much as I love my CC DS, I have always liked the front end simplicity of the EZGOs for this purpose. Keep of a cover over the line to keep the UV light off.

Sorry meant what vehicle, atv, golf cart, trailer…?

Wow 18 replies in 3 hours. As others have said yes it is common practice with a ground tent for all the reasons listed. I even stake down a small one when sleeping in a hammock just to put my feet down on a clean firm ground. Ground prep really helps with the potential punctures, now where did...

What is the winch on that you are using it for?

BADLAND ATV/UTV Synthetic Rope & Fairlead Kit - Item 63139 https://hftools.com/app63139 You need a smooth fairlead, any one will work depending on your size available.

just another consideration for for sleeping on the trail. My days of backpacking lead me to sleeping in a hammock (faintly and netting), smaller pack size and lighter. I've used a single tree and rigged to the bike. I'll likely do that again in a few weeks for another trip. I've slept on top of...

I use bicycle panniers on mine, in one food/kitchen stuff and in the other clothes and a blanket. A small tank bag, HF Apache medium sized case on the tail with the tent attached on top for kickbacks. A backpack with a bladder for water and things I don’t want to leave on the bike.

So I actually just watched the overview from the website, I didn’t realize that the tent was not attached. On my version it pops up when I unfold it. Might not a deal breaker but just to note. I did make the rain fly pop open with brass rings and small fiberglass poles.