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I've never heard of it before, but Tuesday night they were even seeing the northern lights in AZ!

"Sleep a night in yours, and then let me know how rinky-dink mine is"

It would start and run it if you hooked it up to the TD's AC shore power connection. The problem is that the AC takes a lot more power than either a home or RV refrigerator, and so it wouldn't run it for very long. If you have a small gas generator to recharge to the solar one, you may find...

Yeah you would have lost me with the raspberry pie...I prefer pecan myself.;)

We never get tired of watching those magnificent birds. We have a couple of dead trees along our shoreline that we have left standing because they are a favorite perch for the local eagles when they are fishing. In the summer when the surrounding trees have leafed out, we don't see too much of...

....the neighbor's stopped by for an afternoon snack.

I don't have any experience with it, but Ecoflow makes a stand alone AC unit made for camping off grid. https://us.ecoflow.com/products/ecoflow-wave-3-portable-air-conditioner-with-heater?variant=42093673021513

Yes, an endless battle to be sure. I was hoping to get some of the forecasted rain after blowing them into the woods so they would get somewhat matted in place, and minimize their blow back into the lawn and drive, but twice now that has not worked, maybe three times will be the charm. Our...

Most the leaves are down in our neck of the woods, so making some use of Ecoflow power station to power my corded blower and clear them off the 1/4 mile driveway before they get matted down. Got to keep the snowblower happy!

Can you say Man Cave?:cool:

This is the only one I saw on sale at REI, and if this is the one you are talking about : https://www.rei.com/product/226839/ecoflow-river-2-pro-portable-power-station You can get it for over $100 less directly from Ecoflow ...

The LiFePO4 power stations are probably the best bet for your kind of need. They have come down in price dramatically over the past few years, and we recently picked up a second one for about half of what we paid for our first one. Rotus8's experience with the NOCO Jumper Pack was probably...

By the looks of what you've done around your place, you deserve a lazy day now & then.....enjoy your coffee!

Wasn't able to find anything about it being developed for a helicopter, but did find an extensive history on the engine here, including a list of experimental aircraft it has been used on near the end of the article: Chevrolet Turbo-Air 6 engine - Wikipedia It was the subject of a lot of R&D...

Yeah, you can't look at it in its totality or it will overwhelm you both financially, and looking at the amount of work. Like eating an elephant. It took me 8-1/2 yrs to build mine, and if I spread the cost out over those years, it really isn't more than a lot of folks spend on their hobby's...

Yep, 90 on Saturday, hard freeze this morning....nice part was that there were a lot fewer bugs to clean off the plane when I landed this afternoon. One more hard one should finish them off.

I added your Tour 931 photo above to make my case;)

I was thinking more the Burgess Merideth version myself.

.....vaguely reminiscent of the Penguin.:D

We got home late this afternoon from a fun time at the CICO 2025 with some of the best weather you could ask for. We got there late Wed afternoon, but had to miss the Sat eve pot luck get together due to a family event on Sunday. As always we got to put faces to a few forum members we hadn't had...