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All that's left is a harness for the rear bumper for rear fogs and the circle is complete.

That Key Fob idea is perfect. Just bought a third. Super smart. Thank you.

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Can we get some more photos of this build? I'm envious and need the content. :)

Do you have a link to these?

I didn’t think once about my tank going up and down Engineer’s pass and all over Moab which is the point I suppose. It’s a terrific mount. Note: I’m forgetting if it came with the strap but it was clearly designed to have a strap run through the mount and around the tank to further secure it...

If using a voltage adapter for a short period you may be okay, but electronics are especially susceptible to this so I'd be cautious. Some portable fridges, motors and especially equipment with potentiometers are also susceptible to improper function and damage to both the equipment and DC...

Right, now that I know this, replacing the inverter is another task to add to the list. Assuming it's in the rear console near the receptacle, hopefully there is enough space to simply swap it out for a higher quality (also more expensive) unit. If you're open to it, I'd love to see what your...

oof. thanks. not good and glad I found out before plugging in any sensitive equipment.

This is unbelievable. Amazing top tier job. I'm most impressed that you found what seems to be literally the EXACT same vest as our friend Johnny Bronco. Where did you find that? Edit: I saw in prior posts that you had it custom made. That is dedication. Again, mastercraft customization...

That is the derpiest looking Bronco I've seen yet. I'd still buy it for $3.

What drone are you using to self-track? Those were great shots!

Can you share how you navigated to this info?

How did you mount it?

^^^^TRUTH i looked into getting a smaller wind turbine to power a heater in my detached garage. The max output can barely power a lightbulb let alone a 24hr avg output, are too short to get any steady wind currents (even in the windy city) and have orders of magnitude lower ROI than a small...

What a trip! White Rim Trail is worth adding to everyone's bucket list. I did it this past July with my dad.

This is incredibly helpful and at risk of hyperbole could be life changing. Thanks for putting in the effort to share this list.

You're right! Hidden all the way down in the FAQ. Thank you!

Reverse image search to the rescue.

I've always wanted to do things like this but the learning curve is steep and/or the software is $600 a year like Fusion 360. Are there any entry level options for someone wanting to get into CAD or CAD-like product design?