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Ahh old guy (me) again fails to get meaning of someones post. No malice intended. ?

4.5 or 5 hrs to get there, an hour to install then take the LONG way home to enjoy it what's the issue? Good luck if you score it.

There have been many generations of LC's that have "went away" but still taking people to the ends of the earth and will for the for seeable future. So?

Have you contacted the outfit that made them in San Luis Obispo?

Use a filter as close to appliances as possible.

I would suggest getting the flipped portion in it's final position then install bracing to fender.

Now for our snowflake version

Didn't go bad, interesting thoughts and solutions with a dose of humor occasionally.

Well there goes that project :(

Sooo does it have the overlander required molle attachment points? :p

Location and price would help your efforts to sell.

Not sure where you're located but most Ham radio places stock some of the smaller sizes. Powerwerx has a huge selection if you use the internet.

Check with your local Building Dept., lately there has been a move to curtail overall height of accessory structures.

Really pretty simple, just hard wire the out side of your controller to the correct battery terminals then install which ever "quick" connections on the "in" side of controller and the "out" side of you panel.

I'd ditch the alligator clip idea and go with some type of quick disconect such as Anderson or SAE. Much more positive and simpler.

Perhaps baseline both batteries by fully charging independent of each other and the isolator then reintroduce the isolator to see if system will work as designed?

I'm waiting to see who suggests bringing a Seal-A-Meal unit along to keep their "tissue" dry and tidy, probably someone that has an air conditioner too.

Wiggy's Super Light for the win. If you need more toss a one or two of these in with you. Be sure to find the 18 hour ones, then they're great in your jacket pockets in the AM around the fire, unless you have stinky feet.

You nailed it, no matter how far you can go your accomplice is the limiting factor and you end up being their "reserve" if they get lazy and start depending on your supply.

Sounds like you have it figured out and in reality I share your better to be prepared position. I've used more of my safety/recovery gear to aid others than for self recovery. Seriously what could go wrong? You're going to Chicago Ykkes!