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I just picked up this adapter and I'm trying to figure out if I can set the baja burner in the IGT and connect the 16oz cylinder. I don't see any simple way to do this, but I'm new to all this snow peak stuff. :)

Thanks for helping to feed my new found addiction. I can't stop eyeballing a cook set now. I could use a 3 unit storage case if one becomes available. I'm realizing it's a bit tricky locating in stock SP items.

I like where you installed those relays and selenoid. I wanted to do that today, but was thinking that location might interfere with the hood.

Seems like it'd be an interesting alternative to the spray foam that I'd seen used on tents in Iraq. I just can't see it being very viable for emergency shelter as they are likely quite difficult to dismantle.

Yeah.. I'm already breaking down and ordering parts for the IGT setup. Sometimes I actually like to read the manual, but my Baja Burner didn't come with a lick of English. Anyone know where I might find one?

Mine would never let me put the red handkerchief on him. He'd go nuts trying to tear that thing off.

Just got my first piece of Snow Peak gear... The Baja Burner. They sure know how to make an impression, now I want more... Lots more.

Yeah. That's what I don't get about it. I used it plenty of times in heavy rain without issue. It went into my garage dry, then Colorado got bombed with an insane amount of rain and the next time I used it I found this mess. I can't really imagine humidity would have caused it.

I think it's tough to beat a cot with an air pad for comfort when weight isn't a concern. Personally, I now use a cot and an XXL air pad with 4" of self-inflating foam. Here's an older picture.

I need to actually talk to someone at Black Pine one day, but I did get an email response. They didn't address my corrosion concern, but offered to sell me new knuckles for $15 each plus shipping. Good to know I can at least get them replaced.

I've had the ATP's a little over a year now. While I did like them initially, I'm contemplating an upgrade. They seemed decent in snow and offroad, but just don't feel like they really hold the road well on turns and can be sloppy in wet conditions. I think there are better options out there now.

I would eventually like to do something like that. Maybe a drop down window in the shell and remove the rear window on the cab. Something like this could work, but I never tried it. http://amzn.com/B000K3WR5S

Third revision of my setup. Reinforced everything and built additional storage under the actionpackers. Just added the curtains and trying out a cot to see if I like it. Still need a bit more organization. Adjustable solar panel

Thanks! I think that will be really useful.

Can you provide more on this? Is it one of the universal sizes and where did you get the PALS panel for it? Been looking for something like this for the same reason.

Okay, had to get one of these.. It's even made in USA. I'm trying it out in the garage presently. Not sure about 3k BTU, but it does seem to put out a decent amount of warmth from the top. Can't wait to test it out for real.

I had that one years ago. It did create a hot spot in the center that eventually burned the coating off. Can't recall the shape of the grill being an issue though. Here's an ancient photo with eggs cooking on it.

Going on 20 minutes waiting for my cart to load. Think I'm gonna be out of luck. Edit: Looks like they just fixed the pricing!

They even had much more expensive models at that price as well as scanners. Trying to score myself one, but the cart won't load.

Looking for a new option myself. The catalytic heaters worked great for tents, but looking for something for the truck topper now that doesn't have the condensation issue. Best price I've seen for the propex heater, but still presently out of my budget. http://www.suremarineservice.com/HS2000.aspx