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@AlysonH Naw, the guy that organizes these is on several sites.

Mine came yesterday, it is packaged a lot better than I thought it would be. I charged it last night and threw in a micro sd. After formatting it, the first thing I did was turn the button beeping off. I'll take some videos today in different light levels.

I'm hoping, to get some body work done this year and maybe a roof rack if my buddy gets his pipe bender.

I really like that drawer system, I wish someone would make one that didn't cost an arm and a leg.

I hope you're doing a write up somewhere for those of us not electrically gifted.

@The84Shula @hellachris thank goodness some more vans are joining the party.

I also grabbed one, for that price it's worth a shot.

Unless it was dead middle of winter, I'd head to Colorado/California and split time between parks and visiting my west coast Marine buddies.

Some of those patches are really cool. I need to gather mine to a central location. @stringtwelve could y'all get a mammoth cave patch?

I don't have one, but I'm pretty sure you can swap out the battery in all of the yetis.

Are you wanting it to last off of one charge the whole time are are you considering solar to charge it while you use it?

I have one of these, you can open it without looking and it cables to you seat base. I've been really happy with it, and it looks like when they released the biometric version the price dropped on the original.

Does anyone that has one, or anyone that has a better grasp of electronics know if instead of using the port to daisy chain two of the goal zero units, can you use it to connect a second battery of the same size and let the original unit's controller run both of them?

Surefire pistol light, Nitecore 1 AA battery (daily carry), Inforce WML, and a streamlight. I'm not a light snob, by any means; but the surefire is the only one I trust with my life. The nitecore is nice for daily carry as AA are cheap and it isn't obnoxious bright but it still throws some...

I ran into #333, I pulled up next to his Nissan Pathfinder at the dog park in Nashville. We talked rigs and local trails for a minute, it was pretty cool. He told me his instagram, but I could never find him here.

@Michael those turned out great!

I'm in northwestern Williamson Co, I don't remember are you planning to commute to Nashville from Spring Hill? That's a hike, and traffic on 65 is a nightmare.

Different fuels definitely give different burn times or even flames if you don't keep the pressure right. Here's a picture of mine with my pan. The handle folds in so it doesn't have to be stored at a weird angle.

It's gotta have the url. And maybe a group picture of different rigs from OTG, so people don't think it's just Land Cruisers?

I'm surprised some of the subaru guys haven't spoken up. I figured it would be mostly subarus and mid sized suvs, but it's a nice mix of full sized vehicles.