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Those Germans . . . always engineering complex solutions. :D Next up The Invisavan...

Interior from the rear to front

As stated before a "pass through" can be accommodated. However, we will call it a crawl through.

Congrats Mike. I tried to wipe up the drool before I left. :) I was wondering what that was. From now on we only let people enter in full hazmat suits to prevent contamination. :P :lol:

Thanks Guys! Here is an article about the XP V2 http://www.examiner.com/rving-in-national/xpcamper-llc-debuts-prototype-v2-camper

Been Busy... :lol:

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For me it depends on space. I can fit a 4 x 6 V Battery pack in my camper which gives you 600 amp 12V In a slightly larger footprint I can fit 2x 210 amp @12V which gives you 420 amp 12V. Amp/h per Lbs is about the same.

Some pics from the camper

I just (rapped my pants! That is a great setup. Anybody else thinking "walk through model"? Home Skillet Yes We are!!!! :lol:

Some more news on this truly revolutionizing device http://www.examiner.com/rving-in-national/smartplug-cord-set-provides-innovative-rv-shore-power-safety-solution

That's a tricky thing about carrying spare/s. Where they are now is a good location for weight distribution and keeping them out of the way, but I too am in favor of a pass through... Pass through means relocation of the spares. That equals into loss of storage as they probably need to go...

What's the motivation/perk of starting with a van chassis rather than a truck? Shorter front end? I'm a tad confused about why not just start with a regular cab 4x4 truck but I'm sure I'm missing something. With the Van you get: Larger cab than a regular cab Shorter WB than most short bed...

Versatility of an XPCamper. This is going to be an awesome combo

New Project: You can follow it here: http://www.ujointoffroad.com/ujorv4.html and here: http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/index.php?/topic/5790/ and here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/55074-UJOR-Build-Thread/page57 and here...

Chris Steuber from Ujointoffroad( http://www.ujointoffroad.com/home.html) and I have joint forces and are in the process of building a Van pop up camper. I am particular exited about this, as it demonstrates the versatility of the XPCamper on an awesome product created by Ujoint. You can...

Saw your flatbed at B&C this morning, Marc! Missed you though. I was picking up two 60# sacks of sand to put over my wheel wells in my unloaded Tundra. First time I've done that, but it did make a difference this evening when I was wheeling in some deeper snow. Yeah, picked up some...