Is this the right one to live out in the wilderness with ??? Thanks Mike
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Yes you can. The unit is heavy 100 lbs plus, big, bulky and the wheels are too thin for soft surface travel. If you're going off road you'll have to think about how to transport it. Its a great unit and I recommend it. I would suggest changing out the wheels and devise a way to replace them with a wheel barrel tire. I hope this helps.
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If they get along just fine it would work. The only problem I have had with mine is weather. Right now I have it inside another building. But I live in New England and the weather is wet and winter is hard. I am going to seal it with something this spring and use it for a brooder house.
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I would return it. They don't do well in the extreme cold and it will probably die if it's not already gone. Sorry :(
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I have two that I use for trolling in the Puget Sound for the last 2 years, I would call myself a serious angler and they have held up excellent. Take care of it and you should get long life from them.
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Absolutely! It is a fine unit, just doesn't have longevity - it will likely last through around 5, 30 foot trees. Then discard and buy another.
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Yes, we live in the mountains @ 7,000 ft so Air Condition is not a big deal--The one I have has Heat, Off and Cool. You can set it you with a timer to best suit your individual needs. Hope this will help you.
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For its size and power, it is not a loud generator. Would it be running the entire time you're there or just fired up periodically? Do you typically go to campgrounds or try to get away from all people? It would be fine at a campground, where there would be plenty of other noises. If you were going to be off by yourself somewhere, I don't know that you wouldn't find it monotonous after a while.
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Oh yes, I would say so. Mine is outside, but for sure you could use it inside as well.
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Absolutely! My friend has one for both he & his wife & they use them up in the mountains to view wildlife & scenery!
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nope !! that's why i bought it , complety portable , I use it in my camper , while in very remote areas and or just put it on the table outside ....
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yes it is backyard friendly. it is also a power full rifle. make sure you wear safety glasses. I have a gamo silence cat and they both sound the same to me.
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No problem, I have mine connected to a tree along with the stove and lantern.......great for long term camping, no so good for one night stays, small tanks is much more convenient for use on the way....
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I think you will be okay. I am a 60 year old widow and took my grandsons camping with it. They helped me set it up. I think if I can do it most people can. I recommend a tarp under the floor of the tent. And don't put anything that can't get wet in the cubby compartments. Good for coolers and such but not backpacks full of clothes. Most of all enjoy the great outdoors and have fun.
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This link will give you all the information:http://www.wildernessexchangeunlimited.com/product_detail.cfm?CatID=56&PID;=8410&SK;U=29804&LinkID;=1&gclid;=Cj0KEQjwmPKeBRCj4bOro6nBitABEiQABa2FJOwuFd2zapbJlKzvJlCql-gij6t99udxc3qAR6YSzsUaArEK8P8HAQ
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Your choice is really going to depend on your use. Emberlit stove packs easy and is light if you take into consideration that you don't have to carry fuel. If you're going into wilderness that won't have much fuel resources, though, then you should reconsider. Also, using natural fuel is more work. This stove is efficient and works well. It also packs well. On longer backpacking trips you could get by without carrying any fuel or much less than you normally would. But, you'll also spend more time getting the stove ready. it's a trade-off. Honestly, I have both types of stoves and I use both depending on the trip I'm making. Your choice is really going to depend on your use. Emberlit stove packs easy and is light if you take into consideration that you don't have to carry fuel. If you're going into wilderness that won't have much fuel resources, though, then you should reconsider. Also, using natural fuel is more work. This stove is efficient and works well. It also packs well. On longer backpacking trips you could get by without carrying any fuel or much less than you normally would. But, you'll also spend more time getting the stove ready. it's a trade-off. Honestly, I have both types of stoves and I use both... » Read More Your choice is really going to depend on your use. Emberlit stove packs easy and is light if you take into consideration that you don't have to carry fuel. If you're going into wilderness that won't have much fuel resources, though, then you should reconsider. Also, using natural fuel is more work. This stove is efficient and works well. It also packs well. On longer backpacking trips you could get by without carrying any fuel or much less than you normally would. But, you'll also spend more time getting the stove ready. it's a trade-off. Honestly, I have both types of stoves and I use both depending on the trip I'm making. « Show Less
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Absolutely! That's where we have this installed. We get better signals inside the RV in the woods, than we do at home.
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for sure . This is my go to survival knife . Its a tank and built to endure everything . For the money this is the best knife . Several reviews place this in the top survival knife ever . Check some of the popular you tube reviews. It can do everything and is close to unbreakable . Unless you want to go in the 200 area Like ZT0100 or similar this is the choice . Hope this helps . Buy it you will love it ...