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Security. I ended up with a custom gate that I padlock. I use Mack tie down system to secure everything.

I ended up with a custom fab that I connected to the gear pods.

Not at altitude. It looks well built though.

I bought the Triton and I will see how it goes.

So you used a full blown RV water heater. I was thinking about the same but I have not figured how to do a mount on my truck that is why I have been experimenting with portables.

What make of heater and what sail switch did you use?

Thank you. The problem with the Joolca was it would not stay lit at all. I can handle inefficiency but at 10,000 feet it was inoperable. Camp Chef has had theirs to 9200 FT and they are confirming if it went higher. I have a Zodi that I have used horse packing and it worked well at altitude but...

I have the real estate on my truck to carry lots of water and a heater. Lot of Hot water = Lots of comfort. I backpack as well BTW the way so I am uncomfortable enough in any given year.

I love the safety hazard comment. I have a 50 gallon boat tank and a marine grade 55 psi 3 GPM pump. I tried the joolca heater but it failed at altitude. I need a heater that will work up 10,000 feet. I do not want to mess with a heat exchanger so I would really like a propane on demand heater...

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I will take a look thank you!

what is the make of your heater? have you tried it at altitude?

I am returning my Joolca hot top water heater because it does not work at altitude. I camp regularly at 10,000 ft. plus or minus 500 ft. and am looking for a hot water heater for my rig. I am plumbed with 50 gallons of fresh water and have 3 GPM 55 psi pump. I carry a 2.5 gallon LPG tank as...

What are your experiences with WeBoost? I need to stay in touch via Email with my office. I will be traveling mostly in the Western US.

The front runner looks like a good product but customization is an issue.

The guy to ask for at Husky is Brad.

No just a boring executive who has to provide guidance, encouragement and direction, a couple of times a day.