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Yes sir..flew out of NKP 68 & 69..

Back in the 90's when you could buy stick time on the '17 and the '24, I flew the '17 in 1994, and the '24 in 1996. Something I'll always remember, and looks kind of neat in your log book. Accidents like this continue to drive insurance costs up for warbirds and I'm afraid in not too many years...

I happened to stop by ATC yesterday morning when 5outta6 was having his camper looked at. The guys found a short between the negative lead of the solar panel and the camper frame (which effectively bypassed the controller and put full panel voltage on the battery). Here's what they did to...

Why wouldn't they be different? One's an ATC, the other a FWC. Call Marty and ask about the integrity of the wall, he can answer your questions.

I have the same stove. I bought a grommet kit at Harbor Freight that has the proper size. Lots of spares!!

They closed in June.

I'm still on the road Ted, will post a few when I get home. BTW, you were missed, get well soon!

Let me be the first with a big shout out to Ski and Julie for being such great hosts of the WTW gathering. I had a great time meeting new friends and catching up with old ones I haven't seen in a few years. The weather couldn't have been any better! Lots of great rigs to check out and plenty of...

What he said....

The 19' is between 50 ~ 60K

Not sure how deep your pockets are, but Black Series trailers are made for off road. Wish I could afford one! https://www.blackseriescamper.com/

Why not just give Marty or Jeff at ATC a call and ask...

I visit Oregon a lot. Heading that way in May looking at property. Looking to move somewhere between Eugene and Florence.

Coming north on I-5, you'll go through Stockton, then after about 8 miles, you'll pass the "Eight Mile Road" turn-off. Continue to the next turn-off which will be HY-12. The Hy-12 exit is clearly marked. There's a "Flag City" RV resort there, a McDonalds, a Flying J travel center, etc. You...

About 60 miles south of Woodland off of I-5 is Hy-12, take it west into the Delta, there's plenty of places to camp. The first one would be Tower Park Marina, they have a big KOA there, then about 6~7 miles further west is the "Delta Loop", several places to camp on the loop. This time of year...

Looks like an old Grandby. Is it 8' long?

If you suck something into the machine, it's easy to clean. On the bottom is a small door with a foam filter inside, It usually catches most "stuff", pull it out and clean it.. There's also a small cleaning tool that comes with the machine that will clean out the suction tube, and last but...

I bought this one : https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078VT1T6X/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It uses "chamber vac" bags which are about 1/8th the cost of the rolled bags used on most sealers (4 to 7 cents each depending on size, in bulk). You can, in a pinch, use zip lock...

Craig, I knew what you meant, was just pulling your chain ;)

They used to make a manually tuned version, although I haven't looked at their site in quite some time. I researched several antennas before buying the HI-Q. No one that I know of makes anything with the "Q" and efficiency of their antennas. HF mobile antennas, at best, are a compromise and...

I leave the antenna on all the time, even in the woods as it's kind of a PITA to remove. The top stainless whip is 54 inches long and very flexible. I hit trees etc with it all the time, and it will bend horizontal without any damage (it's been on the truck 11 years). I do have a fold-over...

:huh: Excuse me?

I run HF mobile with an old Grandby on the truck. I don’t know what kind of HF antenna you plan on using on the rig, but if it’s a screwdriver type, I would not recommend you attach to a jack bracket. I use a HY-Q 4/80RT antenna, and it weighs close to 10lbs. That weight flexing back and forth...