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It is propane powered with an electric ignitor that runs off 2 D batteroes. I use a "steak saver" adaptor. To let me hook a 1lb propane tank up innplace of a a 20lb tank to keep it a conpact setup

I did cut a new pickup pipe, with no holes in side shortly after you pointed this out.

It appears that I have finally gotten the shower system dialed in, and that is a very good thing since the water heater in the house went out. So the camping shower has become a very useful backup for the house as well. The extreme hot water temp has been solved, there was a small tech note on...

That was awesome what the kids did , very creative on there part... and kudos for taking the time to male sure they got some recognition for there efforts

RIP diy awning.. A gust of gulf wind did it in. It had been reasonable far as winds went during daylight hours. But a sudden gist came along and flipped it up on top of the truck tearing one of the rubber "hinges". And bending the EMT poles a bit. Should have put a Deadman in for it. Like...

Made a set of brackets to mount a small solar panel to my roof rack I started with some.1.5"x1.5" aluminum angle that I sliced up into 2" pieces. Mounting holes where then drilled. The parts where powder coated matte black to match the roof rack. T

Printed up the case in Carbon Fiber Nylon and wired up the control module and the lights

Rough draft of a 3rd brake light housing that is designed to mount to the rear bed bar. It will use the same rock lights I used on the truck. This version is designed to be mounted with stainless Zip Ties. I may work up a version with a Clamping system . The Idea is this project will give a...

maybe.. but the pipe is not glued in place and would be a quick fix to take care of

On the last camping trip, I got tired of fighting the pickup on the water system, The old short term solution of just sticking a hose in the water can (something that went on for far longer than I will admit to) along with the problems that came from the hose curling up and sucking air after a...

Ok so the pump after many years has become a bit worn out. Time for a replacement. Only demand pump they had the time was rated for much higher pressure than I would ever need for a portable water system. This pump was threaded for to take male pipe threads, much easier to keep leak...

Added mounting ears to the case so I can mount it to the 1020 extrusion o. The roof rack. I am pretty pleased with how it fits. The nodes is to put the relay module in and to act as a junction point fpr the 4 scene lights. This should let me run just two wires to the roof to control all...

decided to give out the file for the rack light so the RGBW lights are going to be saved for a future project these are for the mictuning C2 RGBW rock lights there are a couple different versions of the part in the file, I was playing around with the design a bit trying out a few ideas. the...

Designing the enclosure for the Bluetooth Relay board, First time working with parametric design, thought this would be the perfect design for it, this way I can change up the size of future enclosures pretty quickly. Final case will get some mounting feet on the outside to secure it to...

Bed rack has reached completion for phase 1.

I have the 55qt and like it so much I bought a 28qt The 55qt is a bit big for day trips .

Been pretty busy and the housings are a work in progress. But it is likely that a set can be made available.

Some serious.progress was made this weekend. We are planning a trip at the end of the month and if things go well. The rooftop tent should be here just in time. And that gave a hard deadline to finish the rack. Took a bit of experimenting to find a way to clamp everything. By the last...