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I have both the redarc and Renogy systems. Both will charge car batteries once you house is fully charged. Both function almost the same. I have had no problems with either brand. Redarc is more compact, and I’m sure a lot tougher. Renogy is obviously a lot more cost effective.

I have a power wagon at the moment and have been a ram guy for my last 6 trucks. if I were buying today the ford Godzilla engine would be very tempting, that and the fact you can order the ford with a tremor package with rear locker and front limited slip.

Just got back from a few nights out in the desert. Got close zero, but I stayed nice and warm. Honestly I couldn’t be happier with the enduro. No real problems more shakedown type stuff. I’ve spent about 7 weeks in it now and it’s working great. Highly recommend!

Looks great! Would you say the d2 is a lot firmer than stock?

Did you get these? If not I could provide. Thx

It will fit, I lower the tire pressure to 30 and you have to wiggle around a little.

Has anybody got one of the mobile Starlinks yet? I hear they use a lot more power and curious if anyone had any idea how many watts they use.

I have a 1800w unit and it never pulls more than that. I’m running of 2000w inverter and it handles it fine.

It would run on that but you would be probably be better to charge the power station of the inverter and plug your fridge into either the 12v outlet in the car or into your 12v on power station. That way your power station would charge faster.

1990 yj owned for 20 years, over 70000 miles in Utah deserts and mountains. Never any problems like that. Honestly it never left me stranded.

I think you will need them. I have owned at least a dozen trucks the last 25years and have installed on all of them. It’s the first thing I do. Regardless if its a 3500 2500 or 1500. I think it just makes the truck more versatile and you can make adjustments on the go!

looks amazing. Congrats.

i have a gas fueled aqua hot. they make it in diesel and propane aswell. So far so good, very efficient creates a lot of heat, and hot water. It’s new though so only time will tell how it holds up.

Looks amazing.

Sorry I missed this. It’s a ram 2500 powerwagon.

On the beach in San Felipe. I didn’t have the top pop up erect all the way. Very windy and it’s handling the wind great.

I have a aquahot 125g. It’s located under one of the benches and the burner unit is mounted to the frame. No issues with condensation.

Just spent a week in below freezing temps and everything was great. Condensation was low and not a concern.

It’s a 2500 ram power wagon. So 6.4 v8 gas a thirsty engine. But lockers and winch were the clinch for me.

Handles ok. Waiting on new suspension from thuren. 900 miles back home and I got 10.5-11mpg running between 75-80.