Recent content by Travis Craig

Yes you can, but the solar panels will need to use MC4 connectors and the voltage from all the panels must be between 11 and 150 volts

Put aside the vague details about the Kube from above. I just spent nearly 30 minutes looking around on their site and https://kimberleykampersusa.com/hybrids/ is what I believe as their best trailer. The amount of space and features is pretty impressive. The one thing I don't like is the...

I had a 'disagreement' with someone today who was firm on their opinion regarding the power needed for off-roading. We aren't talking any specific truck, I even brought this up. They had a set HP number that they claimed was the perfect number. Do you believe there is such a number?

I'm sure anything is possible, I don't think the frame will have enough space to offer the same storage though. You might need to go hybrid approach and partially above and rest in the frame.

My neighbor has the same problem and we were just talking about this last night. We were looking at https://www.hardtopbuddy.com/ for him as a possibility. Don't know anything about the company other than what they do. But it looks interesting enough.

yeah just noticed that myself. Perhaps new company

From what I can see, you would set that up on back door or on tables

Can you share what you consider budget?

Well yes and no. Tracks don't turn well and don't like uneven surfaces, but they can get you where tires can't get you.

With foil only. If I have no foil, unless it's clearly new. No.

LOL, pretty cool

I have a tin of these and never used them. You just reminded me that I need to try them out. Are you using with ferror rod?

I was thinking today about what I think would be a fun project - converting a school bus into a camper. On the way home today, I saw someone selling a bus for $8000! Diesel motor and only has 44,000 miles on it. Now I don't know @#$# about a bus, but this might be a fun project? Can you even...

Brother I feel you. I've had chronic back pain for a few years and in the winter months, it's always worse. I feel for you, literally!

100% go with both, it's the best safeguard