Search results

I recently came across an older ICOM unit (IC-280), made in the late 70's and early 80's. Everything is clean and intact, even has a remote mount kit for the face unit. It is however missing the DC power cord. I tried our local ICOM dealer, he hasn't seen one in years, he might be able to order...

Really looking for a couple of orange Scepter gas cans for a project of mine. I've got a couple of brand new olive drab Scepter cans I can trade (only interested in trade, they are NOT for sale). Let me know if you've got some new or lightly used ones for sale or trade :D

ARB has their own fridge now. They are no longer using the re-branded Engel units as they have been for years and years. The new fridge features the popular Danfoss compressor, recessed handles, built in thermometer, internal LED, 3 year warranty, 47 liter, ~48 lbs. All the usual accessories...

Originally appeared in the U4WDA Compass Magazine (Spring 2008 Edition) Full Gallery of Photos Here: http://www.expeditionutah.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=1945

Originally appeared in the U4WDA Compass Magazine (Spring 2008 Edition) Full Gallery of Photos Here: http://www.expeditionutah.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=1694

I'm fairly confident around vehicle electrical systems, I've had some basic electrical engineering courses as well as plenty of experience with general auto repair and accessory installation, aux. lights, dual batteries, etc. However I'm stumped, am I over thinking this? Background: I'm...

What a trip! ~200 miles in the dirt... plenty of laughs and lots of neat sites in Utah's lonely West Desert. As a note, the Cedar Mountain Wilderness area was designated by Congress in 2005, sadly miles and miles of clearly historical roads have been closed to motorized access. With the...

This company was at the EJS (Moab) vendor show in 2005, they are basically modular kitchens that could be transported in the back of a truck or trailer. They were on rollers and as I recall were pretty well built? I only snapped a couple of photos but you can get a feel for their products...

Seeing as I am way behind on getting my trip reports all finished up and posted to my site, I may as well post some pics before the memories fade all together. If and when I get the actual report and gallery done, I'll post the link :D Perry and I had been chatting about an Feb Swell trip...

Seeing as I am waaaay behind on getting my trip reports all finished up and posted to my site, I may as well post some pics before the memories fade all together. Days before the trip we learned of bad snowstorm expected to blanket parts of the swell with a foot of snow. I didn't really think...

I've got a Google .KMZ file, loaded with way points and a brief description on each waypoint. Any idea how to export that to a .gpx file or even a plain .txt file?

I'm fairly confident around vehicle electrical systems, I've had some basic electrical engineering courses as well as plenty of experience with general auto repair and accessory installation, aux. lights, dual batteries, etc. Basically enough EE stuff to "know, that I don't know" type of deal :D...

Spent a cold weekend in the Swell... couldn't have asked for a better December wheeling trip :cool: John and I left town friday afternoon enroute to Ferron. Richard and Jason caught up with us in Price, and we met up with Cody in Ferron. We entered the Swell via the Horn Silver Gulch Road. We...

Why Plan B? Because as we arrived at the Canyonlands visitor center Friday morning to begin the White Rim Trail, we were greeted with 6" of snow :( . The rangers were not allowing anyone down for the day, and likely not tomorrow either. After a short discussion and 2M weather reports, the SR...

Not mine, I just stumbled on to it and started reading it... looks well thought out! http://www.rocketcityrockcrawlers.com/memberstuff/al/Jerry%20Can%20Paper%20V1.3.pdf EDIT: title was supposed to be Jerry Can Thesis ;)

Planning to run the White Rim Trail in the coming weeks... I've don't both ends (in & out of the trail) but never the middle section, nor done it all in one sweep. Which campspots would you pick versus others? Which hikes would you do again? Any other suggestions would be appreciated. TIA :cool:

Finally getting some things updated and uploaded, I hope you enjoy! :cool: (click on the title to see the trip report and photo gallery) Hole in the Rock, The Rincon Trail, Temple Mountain & the San Rafael Swell http://www.cruiseroutfitters.com/PG_HITR_Dec07.html Strawberry Ridge and Skyline...

Finally getting around to mounting my 2M and CB radio gear on the new Tacoma. I am using a hood mount for the HAM, and am still undecided on the mount for the CB. My local ham guru (where I buy my gear) recommended that I put the 2M antenna on the drivers side, and the CB on the passenger side...

So I finally finished up some trip reports from my last few big trips... here they are, enjoy!!! Arch Canyon, Hotel Rock, Comb Wash and Valley of the Gods - March 22nd-25th, 2007 TLCA Cruise Moab & U4WDA Kanab Runs - May 2nd-6th, 2007 Great Basin National Park, Ruby Mountains and the Pony...

Ran into a large collection of Sportsmobiles today in Kamas (near Park City) as we were heading up to do a bit of wheeling and escape the heat of SLC... We saw at least 20 of them, though one of them told us there were ~100 from all over the US. Anyone from ExPo???