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I aint trying to make light of your post, just an explanation of my thoughts. Man has survived 200,000 years with electronics and gadgets. Not saying there is anything wrong with them, just at this point in my life I am into the less gadgets stage. But I'm all for reading about them

These guys make discos (well tankheads) with a stove ring built on the bottom. Works on my Coleman, also works on firepit grates http://circlejfirepits.com/accessories_product_page?value_key=GP18

This!!!

If you pack one up damp, it's gonna mold, regardless of canvas, nylon, sun forager or sunbrella material. I have never seen one that didnt, and that includes pop up tent trailers.

Oh, I thought from the post you wanted 70 mph wind protection.

The turbo version of the jet seem to do well in the wind

I guess as long as your balls aint hanging out it's no big deal. Aint for me though

If I were buying today, these two really interest me.

Dont know anything about Artic Ovens, but I have never seen a 4 season tent that would not be miserable in summer temps below lat 30º - 35º north

I just aint into caps and belts with pockets and mini survival kits

On propane or isobutane it works pretty good. Surprising how little it flickers

None of them are very good if all they have had is mountain cedar browse. Mule deer out of the mountains is pretty good, mule deer from the desert not so much.

It works, but be warned some liquid lanterns do not maintain enough heat to keep the generator producing gas with screens instead of globes. They flame up pretty bad.

Had this one 4 or 5 years, seems good so far. Have no complaints. Mine was made in the USA, and about $50 more than the current model, so guess is Chinese now...

You gotta have a hell of a lot of posts I guess, I'm at 407 posts and I have insufficient privileges?

Russells or Randolphs?

Those were high quality boots, I had a pair in 78, unfortunately, they are now Walmarts brand of boots and the "real" Hermans havent been made since probably 79.

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I just wish someone would give the accepted definition of "overlanding". Because if I have to travel to Ethiopia, Patagonia or Novosibirsk from Texas, or require chain sawing my way through a jungle and floating my vehicle across a river on logs, or winching my vehicle up cliff faces to be...

That is a really cool little rig, and my Lord what beautiful country. You have great photography skills.