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Nice. Do you know what model you have? Amazon has a bunch... I was surprised by the price tag, but they offer spare parts for everything. that's pretty cool.

I'm curious if anyone's ever adapter a propane burner, something like this Insane BTUs (30,000?) and low profile. I'm not planning on frying a turkey but this would certainly cover all my wok needs. Here it is on amazons...

Thanks @rayra. For whatever reason we almost always hang out 20-50' away from the vehicles. Otherwise I'd just get a cheap chinese vehicle-mounted awning.

I’ve put em up by myself no problem. The problem was how flimsy they were. Any advice for a better option? I don’t want a vehicle awning. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Howdy ya'll, Any advice for a free standing canopy? Living in pacific northwest, it's gotta be somewhat water resistent (water proof?). Optional walls would be lovely for really bad weather. I've been eyeing e-z up. Any thoughts? Even amazon has AmazonBasics canopy now..

Thanks to @krick3tt for inspiration. I used 1/2 conduit, the huge 3/8" nut, and all thread rod. Pretty sturdy. About $20 canadian at home depot for everything. 10' conduit gives you 3'4" legs, sink the nuts into the conduit, cut all thread rod into about 4" chunks. Now I just gotta figure out a...

If you have the build documented that would be great. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Touché! Googled "snap-track" got a lot of model railway tracks.. In any case, the two items I'm curious about is the dc-dc buck converter and the panel meter. Panel meter is going to be surface mount somehow, but the attached shunt needs to be mounted somewhere. Same with the buck converter...

What I’m asking is, what’s a good way to mount these components inside the box? I have a Dc-dc buck converter, another circuit board, what’s the best way to ensure it’s stationary in the container? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’m building something similar. How did you attached the shunt (the circuit board part of the coulombmeter) to the box? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got Powerbuilt 3 Ton All in One Bottle Jack and Jack Stand - 640912 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003ULZGFU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_w8tJCb80B2CM It works well at home but on the road it’s a bit too bulky. I started leaving at home. Considering saving my moneys for a safe jack. Sent from my...

Thanks that's very kind of you. Maybe it's time to pickup a chinese welder special off aliexpress. I want to try it myself in the spirit of DIY :)

Nice. Any other ideas how to attach a bolt or all thread to a pipe? Don’t have a welder. Thought about embedding it in some wood but that would be bulky. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got it, all thread rod is new for me. Appreciate the explanation. The op didn’t mention any issues with stability and I wonder what makes the skottle stable. One of the desired features in such a system for me is that it doesn’t require a table and is “counter height”... Sent from my iPhone...

Brilliant. What rods are those? I’m assuming two or more can be combined via a coupler to make the whole assembly taller? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

? Did you bedline the rockers?

Thanks for this review. It mirrors my experience with most of the offline apps. I've tried a few: - Gaia - Maps Plus (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/map-plus/id438868200) - Pathaway (http://pathaway.com) Pathaway is mostly dead, but was very well done. Maps Plus is my current favorite. The...

But that's not what I want, I want to use it in "skottle mode", thus my "art" in post #56. I guess the easiest way is to try it.

I have one of these gasones:

I’m trying to improve on the original design where the Coleman burner is suspended by wires. I already have a gas one so I don’t want to buy another burner. Here’s a drawing of what I’m Thinking. Add a little shelf that sits on top of the legs under the griddle and plop gasone on it...