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By the nature of working with compressed gasses the gage dousent really tell you much. It is not like the fuel gage in s vehicles. It will pretty much tell you that you are running out when you are just about out. Non the less there is nothing bad about having on. You can judge your fuel...

No membership number. Seem like a lack of commitment.

Oh boy here we go! I would say part of it Is where you are going. For me in the American Southwest I prefer and run ATs.

Well said.

Never had a paper map try to out guess me tell me what I want to do. But both can tell the same lies. So in that point you night have something.

Kind of seems to opposite to what I want out of my traveling and exploring experiences. Kind of the point of it for me is to be unplugged and self-reliant. But I am old and still injoye reading a map and discovering what is over the next hill.

Wow. Look how it protected that part of your fender! Maybe they need to be bigger?

Pretty dog.

Why use words when an axe will do.

Shotgun?

The teachers or the school system and politicians that stand in there way......... and so one to a deficiency in society it self. In my case, it is a document case of bad dyslexia and my '' Smart Phones '' auto correct. Putting the education of inexperienced off roading tourist on the guy...

Yea. But if you can draw a direct cost to the community from these businesses then it is responsible to have them help pay for those cost. It could be in the form of the business license or evan an additional tax to the customer vea the rentals. Communities already do this with bed taxes and...

Do like they have done in AZ when it comes to flooded water crossings. We have '' Stupid Motores'' fines.

Maybe those communities should start holding accountable companies that are renting out the vehicle you mentioned.

Oh yea. You get it. We are year round in AZ. Now is a great time to be doing some of the lower desert exploring and camping. Still an get cold at night, but it is nothing like winter camping I grew up with in Montana.

Nice. AZ can give a whole new meaning to dry camping.

Guess it depends on what your scared of.

Seems to the number goes with the member not the vehicle. I've had the same number for 3 vehicles now. Because of a misshapen way back when the badge were first produced I needed up with an extra one. I also have one from investing in the organization so I have not had to reapply an old one...

Why not a canoe? It can double as a truck hat.

Cam anyone recommend a place to get a CO2 tank refilled in the Tempe or Phoenix, AZ area?