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@thehovermatic1243 thanks.. you are the second person to suggest this and we will definitely do it and report back! Thanks and thank you for watching and helping with your comment!

@thehovermatic1243 hi! Not sure what our plans are yet as I do have a day job and would have to figure out how to be able to work remotely.. power, internet, etc. We are still working on a plan to convert our cargo trailer to support this idea. One thing about Alabama here is the season change from fall to winter is like switching a light switch... one day still hot, the next day freezing! Thanks for watching and stay tuned!

@PetrKrenzelok thanks.. one thing about these large manufacturers is they are constantly putting out different versions and upgrades so things and availability is always changing. We don't know if the flimyness is just the nature of these things as weight is also pretty important. We will continue to use this and keep everyone posted! Thanks!

@RVFreeSpirits What I am curious about is, if I should get a turbo version, or the one you've got. While the turbo is supposed to be cca 20% faster in boiling water, some ppl reported two problems - recessed burners to the bottom caused the table burns in one of the reviews, the other person reported, that contrary to the marketing claims, that while the hidden burner might be more wind prone, the flame is weaker. But as with any product, there are going to be both positive and negative reviews, so buying new model might be hit or miss.

@PetrKrenzelok we considered the turbo version but it was not available yet in USA yet. I believe there are extra safety features on that one, too ... but maybe just more things that can break. For anything other than fast water boiling, I don't think you need more heat. Great conversation though!

@@TomasL25 thank you! Much gratitude for your comment!

@@InvincibleJennifer true.. but it's nice to keep out the bugs, too!

@@peterparker5166 thanks for watching and commenting!

@@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits thank you.. exactly why we are talking about it! Thank you for watching and commenting!

@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits people build platforms for long term use but all we have seen is to pick the best level spot you can and consider tent orientation! For the stove, some people may dig out an area to level the stove but the stove pipes have to align. Thanks again!

@@RVFreeSpirits Thank you!

@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits we did make some videos about why to level but perhaps will make another specifically about it! Thank you!

@@RVFreeSpirits Awesome thank you. Maybe I can look in your library and find it. Blessings.

@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits thank you so much and have a great time... even if in your own yard!

@@RVFreeSpirits Yep

@@CompoCloset thanks for watching and commenting!!! We are very excited to talk more about this topic as having this option has been a game changer for us! I have been waiting to get the wooden seat option as well... it's on our wish list! Thanks again!

@anniemouse111 thanks for the comment and watching! We made the video because we couldn't find one and figured it might be useful! We will be making another one soon about actually using it in the tent!

@Soggz7785 we are about to make a video about our using it in the tent! Thanks for watching and commenting !

@@RVFreeSpirits I’ll look forwards to it.👍🏾

Thanks for the info! Hopefully won't need to get another but will definitely keep it in mind! Thanks for watching!

Hi! Thanks for watching! The stove DOES come with a small regulator for a 1 lb camping stove propane bottle. There is a Quick Disconnect adapter as well, which I used to connect to a standard grill propane tank using a low pressure hose and regulator. See the other videos we have on the CADAC to show that!

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Thanks so much for watching and replying! We love it but there are some updates to talk about and we plan to make a video about it soon!

Hi! Thanks for watching and commenting! Either it came back or there was another that wasn't so lucky!

@ricktaylor5744 I purchased this one with a very aggressive blade that I wasn't used to... but that's the point of showing it and using it in real world situations! Thanks for your comment and watching!!!

@@RVFreeSpirits I understand. Have fun and keep them coming.

@kcduce3652 Right!!!!? I don't need a cooler that holds ice for 2 weeks... I need it to keep everything IN the cooler! I have no idea how these super-expensive coolers with latches can even be considered properly manufactured when they leak! That also means there is NO positive seal. CRAZY! Thanks so much for watching and sharing your comments!

@@stlphotoandvideo what a great idea to use it for! It seems like it would make a great hiding place as well. We share these videos because you never know what someone might get out of them. Thanks for watching!

@MichiganHiker thank you so much for such a beautiful comment! Very inspiring to keep posting more videos! Wendy and I really want to be as real and authentic as we can! Thank you thank you!

@cowboytroy3033 yep it sure did!

Excited for you too! I have been thinking I might want to put an axle lift kit in before doing the build. We want to be able to go to more off grid spots!

@marissasalen5507 yes lol we found it was sold there then in our research 😄 I had a Kmart down the road growing up 👍

@johnnyreb8030 Oops yep I misspoke, thanks for the comment, yes you are correct! It is indeed 6 x 12 foot...I did know that since I just ordered the screens, lol 😆 I must have had a moment 😉 Thanks, I made the correction 👍

We are still waiting for it to stop raining so we can give that a go!

@@RVFreeSpirits not every day is going to be sunshine and roses. If you can do it when it's crappy, you will be good when it is nice.

@@dangeroustoman wise and sage advice! Thank you!

Wendy has soo many ideas!

Yeah.. it is an investment toward fun and adventure for sure! We are looking for something that will let us both talk that will work on an android phone. Any suggestions?

Thanks for the great idea! Wendy is looking at rug ideas!

Thank you! We can't wait to share more!

Thank you! Let us know if there is anything more you are interested in seeing! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi! This fan has a rechargeable battery and INCLUDES a small solar PANEL that plugs into a USB-C connector on the fan which can be used to charge the battery during the day. The battery lasted all night on low setting and only used about 30% of the total charge. It can be used WHILE the panel is plugged in and charging. The solar panel wire can be disconnected so at night you don't need to keep it wired up and you can move the fan around easily without worrying about the wire and solar panel. Check out the link to see the product info. I didn't expect it to work as good as it does! You can probably use the included solar panel to charge any USB-C device, too... but that is just conjecture on my part and I doubt it has much power. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! -Dave

@@RVFreeSpirits Did you ever fine the name of that fan?

@henriettasimon8813 hi! Link to fan on Amazon is in the description!

@@RVFreeSpirits Thanks Just ordered one!

@@henriettasimon8813 awesome! Let us know what you think!

That sounds awesome! Oh how cool is that!, a front and back door... I love that. 😀 yeah we REALLY wanted to sleep outside last night but 98% humidity ugh no lol🥵 Thank you so much for sharing your experience and excitement with us. We love learning from everyone 😃 We'd love to visit Cali sometime...I've never been there. Wonder Full Travels to you!

Thanks for sharing! We are gearing up for different situations... apparently sometimes there are fire bans where you cannot use wood or charcoal. Sometimes you may just want a way to cook quickly. We love to hear everyone's thoughts, ideas, and experiences!

@@RVFreeSpirits did you know that in California, you actually need a permit to have a camp fire? It's free and easy enough to get online. I carry a propane ammo box fire pit as well as a stainless steel fire pit which I burn wood pellets in. Although wood gives the best fire experience, the other two are really easy for clean up. You'll see it's a never ending story of trying the latest and greatest gadgets. It's all part of the journey.

@2-old-Forthischet we just also got a propane ammo box as well! We are going to make a video about it soon. You can laugh at us newbie gadget hunters! Lol... We both totally agree wood of any type is a way way better fire experience whenever possible and reasonable. We were also surprised to find out about not bringing foreign firewood to areas! Something we never really thought about before! Thanks for watching and commenting!

I did many music festivals, and similar outings, and went thru Cobb Supreme, Weber Go Anywhere charcoal, and liked them a lot. Some sites don't allow charcoal grils anymore. Now I have my first gas small Cadac Safari Chef 30. They all share one disadvantage though - missing two separate sources of heat / two burners. We don't eat only a meat, etc., but want some potatoes, rice, etc. Hence looking into the Cadac 2 cook 3 too. Still thinking about the needs vs versatility and convenience. Cobb can serve you as an oven to bake, most of the gas burner based units can't, etc.

Yeah, sorry about that, they were directly behind me🫢...and Dave speaks so softly. We'll be sure to take them down for videos. Thanks for stopping by and for letting us know. Happy travels 😊

Thanks and great advice! Yes it is pretty spacious. Keep watching our journey and adventures to see how we do and add to our "kit". Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hi! It's Dave 😅 Wendy was telling me quietly to read the instructions! Yes, we will pay better attention to sound when we are away from camera! Thanks for watching!

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