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never doubted it for a minute. I'd be happy to give a quick rundown on... "searching the patent database, how to become patented, what a patent is/isn't, do I need a billion $ to submit a patent, how do I learn more about patenting and doing it myself?"..... if you'd like. Offer is open...

question. You've most likely thought this thru and convered it but, are you protecting your intellectual property (patents) with these items?

where did you get the 2nd pic, the one showing the shovel mounted on the back and the (way too high) rails all around?

got any pics? How long is it?

Adjusting for varying loads = great adjusting for leveling side to side if camping = great I remember reading somewhere (but have slept since then, so where it was is gone) that their spring rate is not 'progressive', so ride quality can be less than desired. I use them on my trailer (haul my...

Installed a DEKA gel electrolyte (not AGM) in the truck. Supposed to supply 13.8 V charging voltage. Higher voltages run the risk or overcharging, venting, shortening the life. My alternator output at idle is 14.5V, at 2000 rpm is 14.7V. Internal regulator. How do I 'dumb down' my alternator...

somewhat related input (but perhaps a slight bit of a thread re-route - apologeze). But perhaps others are in the same (related) boat I installed a DEKA gel electrolyte battery for similar uses (not an AGM style, just gel electrolyte). It insists on recharging with a max of only 14.1 V (at 68...

Email sent I'd like 1 pair (the complete version for $45) plus shipping thanks dave

http://cgi.ebay.com/Rustek-X-Press-Steel-Coffee-Tea-Maker-French-Press-Java-/150545813249?pt=Small_Kitchen_Appliances_US&hash=item230d3acf01 got one just like this off ebay (but from different seller). packs nicely. no glass. so far I like it:coffeedrink:

:coffeedrink: I have the RV3 (same basic packed size as the 4) and it's very worth it - I use it when I tow the jeep so it goes in the back of the pickup - it is long. I think the next best addition to it is the screened in porch - similar to the wall additions but I like that it has a floor...

Maybe so. but I'm running a MileMarker Hydro so no heat issues

In my Jeep and my Dakota I installed an inverter and am running a 110V aircompressor. Advantages include much lower rpm on the compressor (should last longer), 100% duty cycle, less noise, can be used around the house if not permanently mounted, and I have the inverter in the truck(s) for other...

my amsteel blue line came with 10' of abrasion guard, which completely covers the line when spooled up if I position it close to the hook. Works well to keep clean and anti-uv :smiley_drive:

Just be sure you're ready to quickly release the ratchet strap once it seals. air pressure is powerful stuff

if you were into serious rock crawling and hill climbing it would make a difference and you would want to move as much weight into between the axles and low as possible. But that's rock crawling, not 'expedition'ing :smiley_drive::coffee:

so I'm not sure how this works. I can understand it protecting the hawse when the hook is pulled all in. But what then? When I'm winching can I pop it out of the hawse and let it ride on the line to act as a weight? Is it heavy enuf? Is that how it's supposed to be used? If so, I'll take...

nice work how do you and the fam like the oztent?

I was convinced that up front was better if I could only do 1 end. My silly head said the same thing as some as the other 'front first' advocates - "back always has more weight on it in a climb so shouldn't slip, front can pull you up, etc....." So I did put one in the front. An OX cable...

thanks!:smiley_drive:

would you care to share any additional info/pics on the double latch/single paddle configuration? I've wanted to do this - just never started the analysis yet.