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Axes
The question: What type of Axe do you carry and why? Hi folks, I'm hoping to get some collective wisdom on which type of Axe is better for our overland use. Certainly a "Chopping" axe would be the right tool for felling a tree or creating passage through a section of downed tree... And a...- Matt
- Post #20
- Forum: Overland Gear Review
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SOLAR PANELS AND CHARGERS
I LOVE my Renogy solar suitcase. Self contained 100w panels with controller. I added a longer lead and can move the panels to chase the sun without moving the truck. Easy, efficient and self contained. http://www.renogy.com/renogy-100-watt-12-volt-monocrystalline-foldable-solar-suitcase/- Matt
- Post #14
- Forum: Overland Base Camp Gear
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Volcano grill
Have one and love it. Very compact and fits in a Pelican or what-have-you, also rugged enough to live on the rack and go... Propane ring and diffuse works very well, warmer in enter but you can move food around the grill like home bbq. Charcoal works great too but I tend to stick with Propane...- Matt
- Post #19
- Forum: Overland Base Camp Gear
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Rig Photos
I agree. It's a shame too. They are pretty well equipped and do very good off road.- Matt
- Post #90
- Forum: Overland Photography
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Thoughts and reasons for your chosen rig
Mercedes G-Wagon Not many people use them as they were intended to be use in U.S. It's much more than a soccer mom car!- Matt
- Post #9
- Forum: General Overland Discussion
