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I hope you guys know that Sherman Pass is closed... not sure exactly where, but I would be sure to check. I was up there in August and there were signs all over the place.

Bad-elf is what I use. Works flawlessly

Although they all fold the same way, some fold easier than others. I got one that was a PITA to fold so I returned it and got a wolfwise. It’s way easier to fold up. I think it’s bc the support hoops are thinner metal.

1- more armor. Tried taking the family to a spot but couldn’t get there bc the trail got too gnar. 2- fire extinguisher and med kit 3- everything else

My neighbor had a built up Bronco. He was constantly getting Jeeps "out of trouble". :tearsofjoy:

Perfect, thanks

Thanks. I’ll try charging it in short bursts like my morning commute and feel it occasionally. I do have a volt meter on the pack. At what voltage should I consider it pretty much full? Even if it’s only really at 75%-80% that’s fine. It would still last me a few nights.

Nope... nothing better. Those things rock! I have probably 6 of them.

UV-82HP being delivered tomorrow... Along w/ programming cable and a Diamond antenna

Passed my Technician HAM test this week!! It was super easy with just a bit of studying. First I read a HAM book by Gordon West and attended a "class" given by the local HAM chapter. When I had the basics down, I just went through the entire question pool 2 times...

Actually, I haven't tried it. Won't the battery kinda self regulate? My (uneducated) theory was that the cig lighter will only apply a max voltage of about 13-14V (what comes out of the alternator/main battery), and when the power pack batteries are charged up to that voltage, they will no...

Awesome setup! I too am a mountain biker with an 18 tundra. Used to go up to Northstar 5-6 times a year... plus D-ville etc. I’m down in SoCal now though. We do occasional shuttles, so the cap/drawers are out of the question, but if it were just me and the wife, your setup would be perfect!

:hearteyes: DVO Intense

Btw, don’t tell anyone about that GM comment. A lot of my family has worked for GM.

Great thread guys. I picked up a tundra recent bc with three soon to be teens, I needed the space and I’m a Toyota guy. I also swore off GM after owning a few Chevy blazers... but these new Colorado’s are really nice. The factory lockers are also a huge plus! Enjoy your trucks and maybe...

Sliders Let’s me try things that could have serious consequences if I didn’t have them and get out there further, see new things.

Sorry I missed the meet up. Was too busy doing this!!

My Scepters have ZERO smell. I also like to use the Camco RV water filter when filling them: And a Camco Water Bandit to allow fill ups from almost ANY source.

I had an ‘04 crew 14 years (215k) and I think that was the perfect size cab to bed ratio. Just got an 18 crew and the three kids love the extra space but I do miss the bed space. Before I just chucked everything in separate. Now I have to use some large military boxes so I can go above bed...

Don’t worry about the ebikes. Just ride further than their battery can take them!!!!