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Very interesting. Interesting history too. Thanks for sharing.

That’s wasn’t just vandalism that was total desecration! The punishment should have been more, community service, a hefty fine and jail time….?

I have never been happy with my Deka (stock) battery from day one. My camper was built during the first Covid shutdown and I’m assuming the battery was left discharged or something so it never rested at a full charge. So after 2 years I’m think about replacing as well. But I have to ask. With...

Yep! Same here

No project M here, but the main reason I did not go with the PM was the tailgate issue. I spent years camping in a shell/topper on my Tundra and the whole time I tried everything to seal the tailgate. Toyota’s are notorious for a leaking tailgate so that is what you need to concentrate on...

I feel the need to be sitting in my camper while listening. Thanks!

You pretty much did it all! Thanks for visiting Texas

Thanks! What a cool lady. I just cringe and have to bight my tongue when someone says “the only good snake is a dead snake”. I think my next hike will have completely different objective.

I have a 2007 Tundra 4WD Dbl cab with a Hawk shell so not too heavy. I have had Firestone airbags for the last two years. Traveled hi ways at 80mph and some pretty darn rough 4X trails. They have worked great. I like that I can adjust to air for how much I am loaded and decrease when I get home...

That’s one of the things my wife loves about me, I’m here mosquito magnet. When I’m around they don’t go near her. And I get welts. It’s not fair I tell ya not fair!

Thank you so much for sharing. Absolutely stunning photography!

I even have a splitter and hook one end to the heater and the other to a hose that goes out the compartment to my stove for short trips with one tank.

I have thought about doing the same thing but wiring directly to the solar wires themselves and then to the Victron. It was suggested to put a switch in but that is just more stuff in the Bat Box. I have a Bluetti EB70s and I think the ecoflow operates the same way, I have been successful just...

I really like these guys! I have used GSI products for decades, everything from mountaineering to our FWC. There is all sizes in all materials you just have to find what size works for that stove. I will give huge accolades to the Pinnacle products. They are light like Titanium and the nonstick...

Cool! I’m going to go dig out all my pulleys I’ve forgotten about.

Thanks! Got it this time. Maybe I should write this down.

Thanks! It worked on my last post so I tried to edit and modify the original but no dice. Sorry Y’all.

I’ve been thinking about doing doing this since I got my camper 2 years ago. I got the small driver side window just for doing it but decided with the bed pulled out all the cold air would be down there with the dog. (Not that he would mind) So I put it in the back of the larger passenger side...

We finally made it to Devils River, it was a spur of the moment thing. They had an opening at the site we wanted so we went. It’s usually booked as there are only 7 sites, all are primitive. There is about 29 miles of gravel into the park and the roads are actually rougher in the park. All of...

I recommend it, and I too wonder if I should get a refresher course. A while back I was on a ladder in my back yard and my dog started barking, and wouldn’t stop. I got off the latter and there lying in the grass coiled up, 5 ft off the ladder was a rattle snake. It works!

That is AMAZING!

I will never look at mine the same again! Thanks for sharing

Hmm, interesting, I’ll look at the Goal Zero. But I was hoping not to spend anymore $$, if I did it might just be a remote panel for the camper or the Bluetti. But again more to carry. Im in New Braunfels, we should have a rally!

Same pretty much as TacomaAustin posted, I keep my shell modular, it stays full time on my truck so I unload and don’t carry all that weight around on a daily basis. Plus having the AC outlets I can run and charge things I normally could not. I can even run my 5000 btu air conditioner for about...

Thanks Vic. A switch might be the more foolproof way to do this. I will search for switches that might work, but if you have anything in mind that would be appreciated.