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I use a RAM windshield mount augmented by resting on the dash (hence the velcro on the front bottom area). Its super convenient to access while driving (yeah I know... :rolleyes:) and doesn't move around; yet easy/quick to remove for whatever reason. I bought this as an upgrade to my Lowrance...

No maps. My MapCreate 7 DVD took a dump otherwise I would have included 2Gb worth of topo data. There are a number of topo purveyors that offer topo map data for these.

SOLD! Like new Lowrance HDS-5 GPS unit. With all the things, including unused connection cable assembly, box, etc. as pictured that came with it new when I bought it (new) 6-months ago. 100% like new with the exception of a small stick-on piece of velcro on the front bottom that was used to...

Oryx #1; Pronghorn #2.

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Solaire Anywhere Propane BBQ System SOLD *Commercial 304 grade stainless steel constructed model *Includes the optional tripod, as shown, for super convenient use (the BBQ can also be used atop a table too though as desired) *14,000btu infrared burner *155 square inch stainless steel V...

Western Mountaineering. I own several of their bags (and too many former brands to count/remember from over the years) including a Sequoia MF model I purchased about 18-months ago after tiring of the confines of my mummy versions for vehicular based camping. I have over 30-nights in it to date...

Yes...most metal/fab shops will have it laying around. Cut to size via a sheer.

Tony, Perf'd steel with a couple 3/4"x1/8" as risers and stiffeners (to keep it from heat warping). Just noticed your sig line...you're in Denver now?

^^^I'm not cheap but I can be had :coffeedrink: Missed ya at SnT...all of the 17-hours I was there :rolleyes:

For Sale: Snow Peak BBQ Box CK-130. Other than the typical heat/carbon spots (see photos) this is in great condition. I fabbed a coal "riser" to allow air to circulate (thanks for the idea Tony!) under the coals for: Faster light, hotter and more even burning of the coals. There are also...

Not a relleno lover?

I don't own the Snow Peak torch but have used one. The Iwatani probably doesn't put out 14,000btus per SP's rating but it does put out some serious flame. Plus you can throttle the flame/output back for caramelizing the sugar atop your Creme Brulee :coffeedrink: I've used it to roast a few...

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I just wish the SnowPeak torch had an igniter. I have the Iwatani torch I use at home that also works great...it has adjustable flame control and an integral igniter. http://www.amazon.com/Iwatani-Torch-Burner-Professional-Cb-tc-pro/dp/B0027HO3XO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1318252985&sr=8-1

Our KK came with the Webasto 2000. The output at 6,500' and up really takes a nose dive. Webasto told me the newer (ours is a 2008 model) 2000 were supposed to be programmable for high or low altitude but our's is not able to be switched. The newer Airtronic 3900 and 5500 have built in...

^^^ Nice!