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Here are some more pics. The threaded PVC attached on the door A couple of the cargo net attachment Tool box attachment Heavy gauge charge input for dc to dc Solar panel and input on side of the box.

As far a defects go, I have had mine out for a few moderate off-road trips and have not had much issues. My first trip I did have some inside stuff rattle loose. I later found out they sold me the trailer with 70psi in the tires. Forest River sent out a bulletin warning not to fill past 45psi...

Here are a couple of pictures I have of mods I did so far on mine. Sliding solar panels - 2x 100W under the tent Tool box for battery, Ctek dc-dc charger, solar MPPT, powermon power monitor Ceiling cargo net for bed mats when traveling Legs for rear door Roll out table 4x7 that hooks to side...

Hey Grubworm, sounds like you have done some good mods. I was thinking of doing something about the cheap underbelly plastic sheet and shortening that long water hose for emptying the tank. Can you post some pictures of the sheet metal mod you did?

Great area, I will be heading there a lot come spring. Nice looking rig!!

Thanks for the update. Great trailer. I’ll be looking at the Renolgy Panels. I found a cool battery meter that works over Bluetooth; powermon. I want to see how much juice I’m bring in from Solar or DC from the truck as well as usage. The Solar may be enough but being far more north than you I...

That gives me a lot of great information. A couple more questions, 1) In your set up, how do you measure % usage, do you have a volt meter, or something to show current charge\draw? 2) when you say "never dropped below 15%", is that 15% usage (85% left), or 85% usage (15% left). I'm worried as...

Nice work!! Looks nice and clean. Have you considered a DC-DC charger? I may very well have trips of mostly driving during the day with little time to put out panels. A week of poor weather would also require a good charge from the Truck. How are those panels working for you?

Hi guys, I've been looking around trying to get info on building an off grid electrical system for a trailer. There is a ton of parts and it seems some will do the jobs of others. My question is; is there an all in one unit. Charge controller, inverter, solar manager, and power monitor all in...

Here is my Discovery 5 and a few mods to make it more trail worthy. -Slim roof top light bar - custom mounts. -Front bumper spot lights -Rear basket mounted lights -Trigger wireless light controller -Kuat roof basket with bike mounts. -Thule roof rack cross bars -Custom cut out for front...

Nice setup. I just joined from Edmonton as well.

Hey Pugsley, I'm new and from Edmonton as well. Have you been out on any adventures?

Nice looking Jeep, I'm new from Edmonton as well.

I'm new from Edmonton as well, is there any Alberta meet ups or group outings?

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Thanks Homeguy, Nice to see someone close. I just joined yesterday. How long does it take from purchasing a membership to getting the upgrade code? I assumed it would be instant.

Hello Everyone, I'm a new Member from Alberta. I have been hitting the back country my whole life across Alberta. Off road exploring, hunting, climbing, back packing, pretty much any way of seeing nature. Rigs have included Jeep, Frontier, Toyota, and now Land Rover. I look forward to meeting...

The Trick to staying warm in the real cold is to stay dry, Don't over insulate or the moisture will be far worse. Next layer up, have the ability to add otf take off layers. If its windy, have a good shell, but if your moving, make sure it can breath. Handwarmers in your gloves can be a saver if...

Winter Camping\off-roading is great, you missed a few plusses though... 1) You can off road all day and your Rig will likely come home cleaner. 2) You can always shovel your way unstuck 3) When you put your beer down, it gets colder. 4) Northern lights can be unreal in the winter (If you're...