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I think my FZJ80 has an 80A. :(

Voltage will be higher at higher idle, this current draw will be lower and you're less likely to blow a fuse.

Starting the compressor before connecting to the tire prevents the fuse blowing, as mentioned above. Also, the lower the voltage , the higher the current draw, so I keep the engine at high idle while filling and the wires stay much cooler.

My MV50 has brought my tires from 18-38 psi a zillion times without trouble. I really need to replace the leads on it, though, as they are undersized. I can blow the 30A fuse by stop/starting it at 35 psi. A.

Yeah, that's a great setup for solo and I might actually do it.

I was driving down a dirt road, yesterday, when I noticed the telltale smell of hot plastic. By the time I had the truck stopped, a USB cable plugged into a rechargeable camp light was smoking. Really smoking, like enough to be hazardous with the windows up. The cable had come completely apart...

The seat-back method is nice, but I'd like to have front-seat access to a lot of stuff. A.

I've been tearing my hair out trying to get from there to here, so I'm posting in the hope that someone has done this before me. The Province of Quebec, Canada, now publishes road data in multiple formats: MapInfo (TAB) ESRI (SHP) ESRI (PGDB) ESRI (FGDB) Géomédia (MDB) I opened the SHP in...

The Stansport look thin from the pictures. Probably have a thicken bottom only, which I find poor for cooking on a flame you can't perfectly control. Better to have stainless/aluminium/stainless layers that are heavy throughout. A.

I agree. I prefer no coatings, but my set has Teflon that has held up to open flame cooking.

IMHO, it's all about layer thickness. Do they have specifications listed?

That is really nice, I wish. A.

How do you keep your small bits organized in the cab? I'm referring to the things you want handy, including, but not limited to: sunglasses, hats, gloves, binoculars, lighting, lighters, keys, some tools, crap-in-the-woods kit, water bottle, maps, batteries, sunscreen, bug dope, jacket, etc...

Does it look likes this?

After all the discussion of "advanced", a ton of us go looking for something much older and simpler to drive, because it will fail in a way that can be understood and probably remedied in the field. Irony.

Having no concept of the cost/work to episode ratio, I will agree. More episodes please! Next season: same-day editing of short episodes on the run! :)