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Here are some pics of the solar power system. It uses two bp solar 80W panels and a morningstar ProStar 30 amp digital charge controller. I designed the system to be stand alone. It is wired separate from all existing electrical systems. This allows me to connect the charge controller to the...

thanks. i should have figured LQ was already on it. :D

:eek: The R/front eye bolt has pulled the bed apart. It has pulled the bed up about 3" and separated from the sides of the bed. The l/front eyebolt is just starting to pull the bed apart. I could hammer the bed back down and maybe add some metal on the underside to make it a little stronger...

You can always move a fuse or breaker to a more convenient location with some wire, blade terminals and fuse holder/cb.

Got the material. Thank you very much Stan :thumb:

Mark, that is one of the coolest things i have seen on here. Great job. Add a tp and magazine holder on the side and you could sell 'em for $$$ :thumb: You are right the porta potti bowls are made for a kid. way too short.

I love my porta potty 565. Can you love a toilet? :D

Looks good. 1000 watts is a lot of power... I think star is going to be mixing a lot of margaritas :D

be careful on which method you use to secure them. I used some kind of caulking/silicon not sure and it corroded the pcb which caused some of the leds to fail. All it takes is a little silicon or velcro to get it to stick. also note which direction you mount th lights. straight down is good...

the MT45/35 are rated at 2.7A @ 12 volts. Cycle time will depend on ambient temp and what you set the thermostat at. Mine is pretty quiet. Sounds a little like a desktop pc. I added a solar system to keep up with the freezers current draw.

That turbo cool thing looks cool. :D

Good buy! After reading everyone here buying engle fridge/freezers i bought one too. I went with the 35 which is as you know a little shorter. It's lighter and a better fit (height) in my compact truck. We'll see in the long run if i made a good choice on size vs the 45. I built a flat...

S Anyone know why they would jackup an F650 and not just a 250 or 350? Not like that would be useful for towing or hauling anyway. Because everybody has a lifted F250/350 and they have lots of disposable cash ;)

I wouldn't even put a $2000 honda through a car wash. :D I'd be worried about water getting inside compartments, behind the exterior siding, etc in addition to ripping off a fantastic fan vent, popup latch, or camper jack.

Spot uses the globalstar network. Should help globalstar stay in business for a while longer. :D People that i know are pretty happy with spot.

Just installed a solar system. :D

yes... awesome truck!

You are nuts erod :eek:

Nice. You could throw a party in there and nobody would know:D

With all the new urban 4x4's on the market, I'm getting to the point that I don't understand what they are doing with AWD/FWD systems anymore. What is the difference between AWD and "Full Time FWD". Are most SUV's on the market not using FWD systems like we have in our trucks? Full time four...

I've seen someones pictures of a tundra (iirc) here but how would it look/fit on 3/4 or 1 ton truck. My camper is pretty well dialed in and I wouldn't want to have to go out and buy a new larger camper as well as a new (to me) truck.

I sent you an email Stan. That would be very cool. Thanks.

BenG, That looks great. We need a review and some pics of food!

Hahaha .. Nothing top secret. I want to be able to pass an ant. cable from the bunk area to the roof for sat or cell phone antenna. Reception isn't good under the roof and the cables are too short to run any other way. Plus I want to be able to pull the antenna in without having to go...

I need to have an access through the popup material so I can get to the roof. I was thinking about using a zipper or maybe a velcro setup just like the windows (without the screen of course) It needs to be big enough for my arm. Any ideas?