DingusKahn
Adventurer
Do you already have the Heat Source heater? I want to get one but Martin says it will be a while before they get them in.
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Doc's AT FlipPac Build Thread
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Dave Bennett
Adventurist
They are on order from the UK.
AT also sells a version that is portable vice hard mount - the "Hot Box"
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DingusKahn
Adventurer
Heater
I have one on order too. Waiting on my JK Habitat. I'm installing my stove and drawer in the back now. I like your setup. Great job.
DK
I have one on order too. Waiting on my JK Habitat. I'm installing my stove and drawer in the back now. I like your setup. Great job.
DK
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Thanks! :beer:
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Propex Project Phase I
Big thanks to Mario and Martyn at AT for coming through with this - now to get it installed!
Heatsource 2000 with 10lb propane cylinder and aluminum bracket from AT
Heater will be installed down inside the pre-existing storage box inside the FlipPac, it's almost like it was made for it.
Propane cylinder bracket will mount easily to the swingout. Never mount your propane inside your living space.
The full project will be documented here:
HEATSOURCE HEATER
Big thanks to Mario and Martyn at AT for coming through with this - now to get it installed!
Heatsource 2000 with 10lb propane cylinder and aluminum bracket from AT
Heater will be installed down inside the pre-existing storage box inside the FlipPac, it's almost like it was made for it.
Propane cylinder bracket will mount easily to the swingout. Never mount your propane inside your living space.
The full project will be documented here:
HEATSOURCE HEATER
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'DOC, just wanted to thank you for this thread. After all the research I've been doing the last few months, the FlipPac is what I'll be getting for my 2011 F150 once I start my build later this year or early next. The one and only thing I would suggest to AT is to add a solar panel option, one that wouldn't violate the warranty. GoalZero has light weight ones that could even be removed from the top and setup on the ground if necessary.
timber
Adventurer
I am working on just that right now. I'm looking at a 125 to 140 watt panel that could be snapped in place on the roof kind of like the engle slide lock. I don't do many trips where I'm not running all day but for speed week at Bonneville and a couple other trips I do where I'm not driving all day and camping for a week or so that would work great to keep up with my 12 volt needs. When I get further along I will post some pics. The panel I'm looking at isn't available until after April.
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
FlipPacs Galore at the Desert Rendezvous!
Rendezvous pics in the main photo thread: http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...-Rendezvous-2012-Photos-Post-yours-too!/page3
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Rendezvous pics in the main photo thread: http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...-Rendezvous-2012-Photos-Post-yours-too!/page3
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washington taco
Explorer
Nice video!
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
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Scott Brady
Founder
Thats pretty slick Dave. Look forward to hearing how it works!
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Rumor has it that it will be on display at OVX 2012, see you there!
WASURF63
Adventurer
x2. Looks like that section of your bench storage was made for it.
Dave Bennett
Adventurist
Yes, the hard line runs out through a small hole in the rear passenger side storage box (composite bed) and then converts to a short flex line to the two stage regulator. The flex line then runs from the regulator to the tank. I'll get pics up after the new rear bumper project is completed
