Expedition Modded Jeeps - Let's see 'em!!
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 249
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From: London
Thanks. I have an 80W panel. However, from what I've heard the charge controler I've got (PWM) doesn't get the full wattage out of that panel.
For the best performance you'd need an MPPT charger.
Don't ask me about the differences....it's all mystery and magic to me
I'll test my set-up the last weekend of June at the trucker and countryfestival here in Switzerland.
For the best performance you'd need an MPPT charger.
Don't ask me about the differences....it's all mystery and magic to me
I'll test my set-up the last weekend of June at the trucker and countryfestival here in Switzerland.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 478
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From: Yukon, Canada
Got the trailer back from the welder today. Awning mounts and Jerry can all done up. Unfortunately one of the mounts isn't perfectly straight... adjusting the awning is a bitch, to the point I couldn't do it alone (couldn't tell without the awning on). So the trailer is going back to them tomorrow (today?) to get them to make some adjustments (likely just boar it out a bit).
Poor picture of the awning mounted attached to the JK.
Still have a ton of parts to mount up, with more coming. ARB compressor, dif skid plate, Power Tank, reverse lights, new brakes, front DS, and exhaust spacer. James Baroud tent shipped out of NJ today... should hopefully be here in a few weeks. Also have someone coming over tomorrow to look at my current tent.
Poor picture of the awning mounted attached to the JK.
Still have a ton of parts to mount up, with more coming. ARB compressor, dif skid plate, Power Tank, reverse lights, new brakes, front DS, and exhaust spacer. James Baroud tent shipped out of NJ today... should hopefully be here in a few weeks. Also have someone coming over tomorrow to look at my current tent.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 1,102
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From: Beachside, FL
That sucks! When I had my gobi, the AEV snorkel seemed like it was made for use with it. They were practically made for each other.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 314
Likes: 19
From: Wenatchee, Washington
Added Aries removable mud flaps so I don't sling rocks on my popup when towing it. They don't fit on just like the instructions state of course. With a stock bumper they have to be dropped down and only use one bolt, but I can drill into the frame if need be but that one bolt seems to keep it really secure.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2011
Posts: 354
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From: Box Elder, South Dakota
Lol no they aren't the sexiest in the world, but they are removable with the pull of a pin. So needless to say unless I'm going to be towing my popup they won't be attached. Got the whole set up for $60 on Amazon. Direction are crap unless you don't have a factory bumper.
JK Freak
Joined: Feb 2014
Posts: 647
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From: The Secret Land Of Inspector Gadget
That's one of the reasons I went with the MBRP rack. If your snorkel is already mounted (I have the ARB Safari snorkel) one of the only racks that works is the MBRP. Great rack, though, so no regrets there.
