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Thanks! The camera came installed. You just have to go through a little calibration in Lightburn.

From the front. It's a pretty easy swap.

My son-in-law rides a KLR. Great bikes!

I didn't measure decibel levels. The goal was to take away some of the metallic clicking sounds typical with the WR. The device you see was my recorder, not a decibel meter. Hope this helps!

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No idea! It's the gauge I got from Buckeye and it works great, that's all I know. :)

@@MattMolnar10 I purchased a BC-2 the beginning of April and I agree the gauge works great. Thanks for the video. I have natural gas service within 5 feet of where I roast so I may switch over from propane. I'm currently planning my permanent exhaust system.

@@the_original_mathwiz Congratulations on the roaster! Mine has been working steadily without any issues. The biggest maintenance item is keeping the squirrel cage fins clean. When your MAGRFHELIC gauge doesn't respond as readily to air adjustments as it did, you'll know your fins are clogging up.

@@MattMolnar10 I agree about keeping the fins clean on the exhaust fan. I don't roast the volume you do, so keeping mine clean is a fairly simple task. I purchased a soft bristle tooth brush and heated the handle just behind the head with a butane torch to modify the angle to be more accessible inside the cage. It works very well to brush the particles away quickly and efficiently. Like Randy Harper says, "air flow is the life of the roaster". I finished my Pellet Duravent exhaust setup through the back of my garage wall. It was a very interesting experience to drill a 7-inch hole through a brick wall. Everything came out great and I am now ready to continue roasting when cold weather arrives.

Yes, the fins clean off very easily. I can remove the motor from the top and clean the fins and put it back in about 10 minutes.

I will get on my computer shortly and let you know what I have

@@MattMolnar10, hey Matt, me again. I'm good with the Artisan .aset file as I figured it out. I have been using a 6ft straight pipe to exhaust my BC-2 in my garage, but I am ready to put a hole in the wall to vent properly. I am curious about your exhaust wall setup. Would you mind sharing info on what you have? I cannot find anything that looks like your setup. It appears to function well in your video. Thanks in advance for any help you may provide. Mike Mathis

@@the_original_mathwiz Hi Mike! I had a friend fabricate the exhaust setup you see with a blast gate. I can close it in the winter when I'm not roasting to prevent subzero air from coming into my roaster/shop. That being said, I don't really close the blast gate much because if you close the air flow dial on the roaster it will limit how far the cold air can infiltrate. If you find someone who installs pellet stoves or similar devices they should be able to setup you up for exhaust.

Nice! Safe travels.

I think you'll like it

No! It was beginning of October, last Fall.

Thanks you!

Sorry about that! Did you mean the sleeping space? If so, it's a BundaTop tent which has several reviews online you may want to check out. If you meant the storage space, there is a section around the 9 minute mark that shows the cargo area. Hope that helps! By the way, I do intend on doing a rooftop tent review once the warm weather hits.

We only have about 2 inches on the ground here in upstate NY. I'm sure you get plenty. Thanks or commenting!

@@MattMolnar10 31inches so far and cant see any stop yet.😀

Wow! That's a lot!

Thanks!

Thanks so much!

Hi Chris! Congrats on getting a laser! You’re going to love it. Yes, I’ve been busy with my laser most every day, trying to get my name out and build a business. Going pretty well so far. I will definitely get a video out doing an actual project on the machine. Having too much fun right now to film.. Lol!

Yes, they can be hard to find. Great campers!

Btw upload part 2!

Thanks!

I've been to Oregon many times. Beautiful place, for sure.

Thanks! Julie will be happy to hear your compliment.

Thanks! We just got back from a short trip through Vermont, NH and Maine. We love Overlanding!

Thanks!

I have a video almost ready to go from the trip. Also, heading out in a couple of days on a short trip and will get some shots of the whole setup.

@@MattMolnar10 thank you sooo much have a great time, enjoyed your coffee roasting videos as well. Did you do the same process on your purchase of the roaster as you did on the trailer. I could not find pricing on their website “your model” do you sell coffee or just for personal use

@@MattMolnar10 also new to your channel and not watched all of your videos

@@Saltheadz316 I did research roasters quite a bit before buying. I do sell a modest amount as a business. Appreciate you commenting! Keep an eye out for the Peanut trailer videos. It’s been a busy summer for us, so my channel has been neglected a bit.

It's my favorite Solo stove

Having both, I almost never put the mediums on.

I am super happy with this setup. It looks good and is really solid, plus has good storage. You're right, no issues with the dimensions fitting the Mira 9.

I agree

Sounds cool! I'm sure they could do it.

I will be uploading a follow-up video that shows some of the highlights of our trip. Thanks for commenting!

Yea, this is just an "update" to my original review, kind of a summary of where I feel this jacket fits in my gear set. Here's the original review: ua-cam.com/video/z-J9kU16isg/v-deo.html

They start around 21K

We were quite happy with its performance on our trip out west last month. It was perfect for the dispersed camping we were doing.

Since I got mine the prices went up a bit. I would get on the phone with Nuthouse and have a talk with them about exactly what you're looking for and they will give you a quote. Mine came in close to 30K before adding my own tent, fridge, awning and battery system. It's a lot of money, for sure, but the build quality and materials used must be taken into account. If you compare to Patriot, Turtleback and other similar offerings, you'll find the Peanut is not at all out of line. After our recent 32 day trip logging over 7K miles, we couldn't be happier with its performance.

Thanks!

If you Google “Road case parts”, you will find a number of sources for the aluminum.

You’ll love it