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I am glad you found ti useful.

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@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 thank you for your content creation, you're sharing wisdom for us to pass on to others as well! Wishing you and family, safety, good health, joy from the simplest of pleasures! Take care!

Thanks for watching.

For a relative guide the 4 quart is .0159 hogsheads. That should help converting the recipe.

I am glad you found it helpful-don;t forget to watch my two follow up Omnia videos as well. Have a great day.

@@mariacook351 Have fun camping! I would think since it can sit on the fire from the stove it would be fine but I would be careful to only use over a well established coal bed and make sure there is room to pull it to a cooler area if it simmers too hard. I am not 100% confident in my answer though. Also taking a glass percolator camping might be risking a breakage.

Ya no kidding-let us know what you think of it.

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I am glad you found it useful-cheers.

Thank you sir

I get your point but think I compared it, in the video to my Jeep Wrangler which is the only other live axle vehicle I could compare it to. Honestly I find most other vehicles pretty much the same now, even my F150 Raptor drives like a modern sedan, granted a bit more understeer than the Corvette and not quite as quick to react.

I stand corrected. Thanks for watching.

I am glad you enjoyed it.

It was an amazing trip, so much fun.

Thanks for the tip.

We have a number of them and like them all-Le Creuset, Staub, Lodge (bare cast and enameled), and Borough Furnace.

With the handle on the flame tamer it will not sit evenly under the coleman oven. For the Coleman (and this will be an upcoming test) I have purchased a small baking stone to go inside the oven to kill the direct heat from below.

Yes, with a really gusty side wind the Grenadier does take your attention!

I think that would be fine to use both.

At the time I purchased mine I didn't know a thermometer existed. I am not sure how useful I personally believe the thermometer to be since the problems I have faced with the OMNIA are from the conduction of the heat from the stainless base plate to the thin aluminum cooking vessel which causes the burning issues. The thermometer would only measure the air temperature above the cooler food which is not where the issue is (ie not burning the tops of things). This is just my opinion.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 I understand. I have yet to use my omnia, but have a trip coming up soon. I previously may be 20 years ago used a similar device that had a nonstick skillet with a similar dome. There was a heat deflector that went over the stove and instead of a knob on the very top of the dome, there was a thermometer. Even though it's only the air above what you're cooking it's still gives you an objective reference to be able to say when you go back in to evaluate whether or not the temperature needs to be higher or lower or Cook time needs to be longer or shorter. Just way to evaluate the variables.

@@user-hh9qz2ho4j I have heard those old ones (the name eludes me) were quite popular.

It is all relative.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 I guess so but you mentioned yourself the cost$ so when the light of this versus that cost is definitely a factor sometimes.

@@DS-md7jn Definitely a factor, I agree. For the money the Firebox is a great skillet and I would recommend it to anyone.

That does sound like a bit of a drag on the UK demand for sure. Does the stripped down 2 seater fall into that category as well?

It does have an output that can charge external devices yes. It has to be a USB A plug.

Not as much as with me! In all candor I am not sure and it seems this kayak is no longer in the catalog so perhaps the newer models have addressed this

It was inflated to their specs, yes.

Yes, I even called the company to ensure the proper inflation as there was a discrepancy between the tag on the boat and the instruction manual.

@@dickinaroundoutdoors8609 Thanks for your reply too btw. I didn't get notification from youtube (they cut off notifications!). But going back and forth I noticed this. Cheers.

I am glad you found it helpful!

Thanks and we appreciate you watching and checking out the channel!

The only things I have seen more recently about the smart alternator is contradictory. First CTEK sent a note and said it is normally not hooked up in a consumer application. But also I have seen replies from CTEK that say hook it up if unsure. With my Grenadier stuck in San Diego waiting to be diagnosed after crapping out in Mexico I have not had the chance to really do much else with it.

Yeah I saw that. I hope that gets fixed ASAP. Good luck! A quick vid of solar up and running would be great. By installing the 250 I’ve just future proofed right now for a big trip next year. So still looking at the solar solution.

@@FRO5TBYTE When I get the truck back I will be looking forward to putting up some more videos!

I think you will enjoy it. It is a beautiful island and the ride was very nice. Be sure to swing into the local shop along the trip for some cheese and wine-it makes a great lunch!

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That it is.

Progressing well at this point other than being a bit stir crazy and bored!

I am glad you found it useful.

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hahah-one must try but this one is definitely for a smaller person and it would have been helpful if they had talked about paddler weight instead of total boat capacity.

Nope, not really.

Howdy neighbor, we are over in Geneva. Buying a non-factory winch for the Grenadier is a bit tough at this point as I am not sure anyone makes a winch ready bumper, so I am not sure that I can be of much assistance. That being said I have to think these bumpers are on someones drawing board and will be available in the not too distant future.

Ya it is a neat piece of kit and super modular but does take up space. I am excited to get back on my feet and put it to the test!

Man, I like your optimism-but they only put in a regular knee, not the bionic one!