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Do you use a steel cable on your winch? Snatch blocks/pulleys? Generally speaking, snatch blocks that work with a D ring are not compatible with winch ropes. These require steel cable and actually weigh a lot (like 20lbs each). A pulley that works with winch ropes are not compatible with D...

I've been using the Joolca Hot Tap and it's been great for us. I only take it with us when we're going out for extended trips of 4 days or more. https://www.joolca.com/products/hottap-v2

The clickbait was the thread title and a video that didn't show a result. So while your organic video may not be, the context of how you presented your video to us on the forum was clickbait. Thank you for following up with a better link. Sorry to hear about the motor.

Have both. They each have their place. Soft shackles weigh nothing and can fit in the bag with your straps or ropes. Cheap also if you get some of the import brands. I use D ring shackles on bumpers with mounts for them and soft shackles pretty much everywhere else. The bumper tabs for D-Ring...

I also work in network and software security for a large cloud software corp and a business impacting outage is a severity 1 case with a 4 hour response time, and people on standby to provide hourly updates to the client. It's simple to match logs to actions taken by the customer. 24 hours of...

An egregious knee jerk reaction that severely impacts a person's trust in Amazon's services and support.

I just wonder, if he was really there in the moment then why did it take 4 years to make a video on it? I watch some of Jailbreak's videos. Preferred his older content though because now it really seems to tug at dramatizing events, even when the events aren't dramatic.

That's awesome. I have to maintain a certain level of comfort to keep my family coming out. lol, I hope that one day my son gets to a point that we can simplify things and my wife can stay at home, because she doesn't really love camping like I do. My son is just too young right now so I need...

I'm going to grab one also. They're 100 bucks off right now and don't go on sale very often. I have a toddler with a tablet and as much as I want him disconnected while out there, it's a good learning tool and works for bed time movies so he doesn't get scared at night.

There's some that clean up their trash. Then there's some that don't clean up their trash We hate the ones that don't clean up their trash.

Regarding thermostats... Unless you have a really good 12v power source, you might be better off just leaving it running all night long on the lowest setting and regulate temperature by opening a window. Diesel heaters use a lot of 12v power to warm up the glow plugs at startup, and tents don't...

For the most part, 5Kw and 8Kw are basically the same heater with software limitations in place so don't get hung up on these two sizes. The cheap ones are mostly all the same but you'll start to see better build quality if you want to spend around 300+. Go with Vevor if you aren't sure and...

Great info. I don't know much about it, just what I've figured out from Google University and browsing the forums. Learning and figuring it out as I go. :sweatsmile:

It's easy on the Jeep. Driver side has a hole through the firewall already. You can just go directly to the plastic panels on driver side and run the wire along the floor. Super easy to either lift or pop those panels out. A cheap set of trim removal tools could be helpful.

That's pretty cool that the bluetti charger can charge the Ecoflow devices. I'm pretty sure EcoFlow charger isn't compatible with anything else. I think the max output on the Bluetti is 500w and EcoFlow is 800w. My OEM alternator can handle 500w charging without a voltage dip but wouldn't do...