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What carrier are you running that spare on?

Any updates? I just stumbled across this thread. I’ve got a stock ‘15 latitude that’s ready for some ideas.

It'd depend on your vehicle and expertise. My vehicle is new enough that I can't fix much of it, so I don't bring anything that wouldn't be useful. Most of my trips are solo, so if I can't fix it, it'd have to go to the dealer.

Thanks for the invite. Wish I could, but I can’t get time off at work right now.

Looking forward to seeing what you do. I'm outfitting a latitude, so a lot will be directly comparable for me. I haven't found anything yet it can't do other than bouldering down one road that was too difficult to even walk up. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I've never seen Anderson Power poles with that wavy part on the bottom, and configured vertically. Looks like a knockoff or a custom configuration. I have some leftover 30 amp connections that I bought in 2008, and they have the grooves on all 4 sides. Sent from my iPhone

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Why anyone would use coax for power is beyond me. Stranded copper is cheaper and better suited. What's this ribbed Anderson power connector look like? I just built a few cables and I think I might have used them. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

I'm interested in what you guys decide, maybe I can come up and join you all. I'm a new member down in Carson Valley.

Usually, yes. The wall wart always lists maximum capable draw, which is usually higher than actual. And one additional bit of advice, a bad night can cause your compressor to work harder (if it's an auto), and thereby draw more power. Measure your power over the course of a week or two, then...

More than the humidifier, the level of pressure you need is an important factor in your power level. I have a goal zero yeti 400, with the res-med air sense 10 auto. I've got the 12 V adapter for the machine hooked on the yeti, and I'm averaging about 16 wants an hour. Now that includes running...

Guess I've been slacking, new member to the Forums and #5848. Been camping for years and after taking a few years off, coming back. Used to do most of my camping on foot or motorcycle, so 4wd is relatively new for me. Doing everything for now in a 2015 Jeep KL, at least until Jeep re-releases...