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I'm a bit confused by your note. It sounds like you use them, but hate them????

I was planning on making a cobbler again as well. Not sure if it'll be peach or something else this time.

I use a Plano 1819 as a tongue box on my teardrop. I've never had any water infiltration either.

That's true for any battery. I'm trying to get a feel for comparable life. Is it equal, 2X, or something more?

I’m curious how long AGM batteries last as vehicle batteries. In my case, my vehicle has a matched pair that were in it when I bought it. The date codes are late 2016. For a standard car battery, they would be on borrowed time already.

Fir mine it was done because the tank wouldn’t take any propane at first. If yours fill properly, then you’re probably good. I can’t say I understand how the valves and safety features in an OPD work.

That’s cool. What was the burner you used?

I’m using an Xgrip for a tablet. Makes Gaia easy to see.

Cockpit update, plus my copilot for fun.

That was a clean install. How is heat build up addressed?

Pretty much what I do. They're heavy enough, I've never had them molested by the native fauna.

There was a small set screw on the side of the OPD valve that had to be opened briefly.

Yes, they did.

I finally sprung for an ARB piece. A snatch strap

Standing wave ratio. It’s a metric to determine the tune of the antenna. The higher the ratio, the more transmitted power is reflected back from the antenna to the transmitter. reflected power can cause overheating in the finals, and permanent damage if it’s allowed long term, or the ratio...

She keeps insisting there are germs. I remind her each time, no there aren’t, they couldn’t survive the heat anyway.

I have a skillet, griddle, and two dutch ovens that live in my trailer. For care, they are safer camping, away from my wife and her soapy water.

That's honestly not bad for a mobile installation. I like how you were able to use the console and grommet holes.

Cool window sticker!

I just filled a new 5 lb tank at Tractor Supply. It took 1.1 gallons, and cost $2.85.