I have a 2meter J-pole made from TV twinlead hanging in the outermost corner of my office downstairs. It radiates well.
My roof has radiant barrier decking, so makes a great shield.
I like a 12-14 inch skillet at home. I mostly cook for one while camping so a 10” is perfect for me, except that time I caught a 16” cutthroat a couple of years ago.
VERY LATE NOTICE - We have a small group trip to the Black Gap WMA adjacent to Big Bend. A couple of last minute cancellations mean we have space for a couple more.
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ive seen a few that had a tent on the rig itself use a ramp to get the hound up to the hood, then they just walk up the windshield to a window on the side of the tent. That doesn’t lend itself to a trailer as well.
What you said about tires not making it “off road”!
Dinoot will also make a frame for you. I was almost ready to pull a trigger on that, when I had a 95# overland hound join the family. No way I can lift her into a rtt. Lol.
I would upgrade away from a 2000# axle just to get the bigger bearings. Timbren will do a “2,000#” axle which actually uses the 3,500# stubs including bigger bearings and brakes. The rubber cushion is the lighter unit in case your trailer really is not 3,500#. You get the softer ride but...
I built a teardrop on a bolt together trailer kit. I modified the length which gave me ideal axle placement for it. But I’m paying for it now. I can’t upgrade to a timbren setup due to the way I made the frame mod. It’s entirely adequate for the slipper leaf springs and very light dirt...
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