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I was reading about the Buck-Boost as the method for connecting my Ford factory setup to the aux Lithium....maybe the 50A version as the 100A is too much money.

I agree on the weight and space reasons for going Lithium, and Shade, just so you know the 160Ah battery is going away Victron says, so grab them now while on sale.

@Dometic Looking forward to meeting the folks again at SEMA and seeing if anything new and interesting is out there.... Dometic is on my short list of Fridges for our Transit 4wd Poptop that is a Feature Vehicle at the show, I just need to do more CAD (cardboard aided design) to see what will...

So it looks like they make a 20A and 30A so this would be the one eh? Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT 100/30 Solar Charge Controller 12/24VDC at 30 Amps

Thanks for letting me play also as I am sure others will reference this thread as it has a great title......the draw.io website is way cool and I am sure I will spend way way too much time there....thanks for that

So this is great, I thought since the panel specs LG360Q1C-A5 Specifications: Module power: 360 Watts Number of cells: 60 Power tolerance: -0/+3 Watts Vmp: 36.5 Volts Voc: 42.7 Volts Imp: 9.87 Amps Isc: 10.79 Amps Module efficiency: 20.8% Dimensions (inches): 66.93" x 40.0" x 1.57" Dimensions...

Not trying to thread Hi-jack and I will delete this if Shade minds but I figure this adds to the whole Victron thread.... Here is what I understand Victron telling me to use....with the understanding I never use an inverter so I wanted just a battery charger for shore power. And they offered...

I am really really enjoying this thread since Victron looks to be who I will be working with on my SEMA Transit van. Redarc is willing to give me a Manager 30 at 50% off (so $600) which is a really nice almost all in one solution. But that is still a bunch of money and the more I think about it...

So there is what I tell you and what I would do myself to my loved one that I hope would not sue me.... I tell you to toss everything before it expires, especially in a brutally hot place like Phx or a super humid place. However if all I had for myself or a loved one who I knew would not sue...

Yes the handle is the nice thing, especially the extra ring they put on the plugger so it holds the gummy into the tire as you pull out the plugger.

I stopped carrying Epi Pens when the price went over $75ea....now it is a vial and a syringe for almost nothing. Still have a script from my primary and a bit more hassle from the Pharm but all possible with a little chatting. Of course I give intramusclar injections often but it is an easy...

I never worry about expiration dates.....I worry about heat/cold cycling and humidity. And since I only carry over the counter I toss each year on my birthday...and that cost me about $20. I already carry an InReach for 2 way sat comm and emerg evac.....the pulse ox I have debated on but I...

Sounds like ARB is a winning for a good basic kit, I do like my Extreme Outback for all the extra bits that I hope to never need (but have)

Do you correct a child when they make dangerous mistakes? Of course and you do it out of love and decency.... We are saying all this so the next young or old folks who think they can get away will doing something illegal and especially something illegal in a place like Iran just for a travel...

I am subscribing to this thread since I really like the Victron bits in my Tacoma but I need a whole new setup for my Transit.... I also prefer a 1 stop shop which is why I was looking at the Redarc Manager 30 since it gives me solar, alt, battery isol & shore power....but the solar panel...

I remember going to Cuba years ago when it was way different than now... You could not take a GPS, had to be very careful what camera you had especially if it had any sort of long lens, and incandescent light bulbs were illegal to bring in...I even remember when they said you could no longer...

No one I know of REQUIRES an AED, but they are getting cheap enough I am seriously thinking of taking one on group outings and especially to really remote areas which a shock could actually make a difference.

On brother, tourniquets can lead to compartment syndrome, nerve damage, and sooo much damage to tissue. It is a last resort and should be loosened to check very frequently.....just like a handgun, when you need it not much else will work, but it is usually something you save till the end. When...

That is a tough one.....once a wound is closed it is closed for good usually.....so if you are going to close it CLEAN it, CLEAN it really really well.... I actually missed adding a small syrnige with a blunt needle to the list (I am working surgical recovery as I type this)...the pressure...

So when I look at all the off road incidents that occur.....and injuries that result.... Fuel spill resulting burns/deaths are so low on the list to not change my rear bumper carrier. So many other thing much more likely to cause injury off highway