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Like Jeremy said anything can be done power wise. Shore power was another one I thought I would definitively do…fast forward to today, and for our use case it isn’t necessary- solar keeps everything topped off. Now if I was going to store inside and/or add AC, shore power would probably be a...

Too many variables to answer with an absolute answer (outside temp, inside temp setting, hours of heating, cooking usage, etc.), but we’ve found that for full time use we start to check levels after a week, and from there we fill or wait. I’d say in winter conditions a 20# bottle lasts between 1...

@yesplesiosaur we’ve been full time since picking this up from @mk216v this past summer. The short answer is that we love the rig and Jeremy did an exceptional job with the build. As with any rig there are definitely compromises. Depending on where you are going to use it, the height might be...

@Keyne just jumping in. We bought Jeremy’s rig this summer and have put 6 months of full time use into it. When I first bought it the inverter was the first thing I was going to do. Fast forward to today and for our use case we really don’t need one. I was really shocked. We have one in the cab...

Can’t believe this hasn’t been scooped up yet- hands down one of the most capable and complete rigs out there. When we were caretakers of it we did a walk through of it for those who are thinking about the perfect Christmas present…

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If you're looking for a quick DIY, I did this and has worked for me: I have a GoalZero 1400, and built a Reflectix box that fits over the top. When I'm at sub-freezing temps I'll open up a few hand warmer packs, give them a shake, and then put them on the sides, top, etc of the battery, and put...

I had issues too. Tried everything that they give you in FAQs but nothing worked. After playing around a bit, I found that if I created folders, and moved all points into a new folder it then synced up. I created a folder for each state and have them all showing up now. Kind of a pain depending...

Truly outstanding. Thank you for the time and effort it took to put all of that together…and I’m sure you’ll get to add Cirque of the Towers someday!

Well the Jeep is in its new home in Charlotte, ready for the trails in NC. @JRLTX thank you for the tutorials/details on the Jeep- I will be sure to take good care of it from here on out. @mexicodrones that's great to hear a long term perspective- certainly it was a question/concern of mine...