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"Talking about my GENERATION!" (EF 1000is, Yamaha)

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Re: "Talking about my GENERATION!" (EF 1000is, Yamaha)

Thank you for all the comments my backcountry gurus. I made some changes in plans...(Plan "B")

On my trip North, the generator (27 LBS) is going to be to much weight. Amphibs installed really changes the W/B scene for me.

The Optimus Stove (dual fuel) is coming this trip. Going light as possible. Safety, fuel, shelter, weight are priority at this point ( and not out spending my budget [-o< ).
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mtv wrote:Don't forget the air conditioner, the wine fridge and the TIG welder in case you have to perform some minor repairs caused by all that weight...... :D

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Heh heh... this is the truth! Think like a backpacker! Loaded-to-max-gross airplanes aren't fun to fly into short spots. And part of the adventure is going without.
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Zzz wrote:
mtv wrote:Don't forget the air conditioner, the wine fridge and the TIG welder in case you have to perform some minor repairs caused by all that weight...... :D

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Heh heh... this is the truth! Think like a backpacker! Loaded-to-max-gross airplanes aren't fun to fly into short spots. And part of the adventure is going without.


New Scouts fly great loaded up. =D>
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8GCBC wrote:
Zzz wrote:
mtv wrote:Don't forget the air conditioner, the wine fridge and the TIG welder in case you have to perform some minor repairs caused by all that weight...... :D

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Heh heh... this is the truth! Think like a backpacker! Loaded-to-max-gross airplanes aren't fun to fly into short spots. And part of the adventure is going without.


New Scouts fly great loaded up. =D>


Yep, they fly just like a very heavy Scout. :roll:

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Some people have different results I guess.
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Re: "Talking about my GENERATION!" (EF 1000is, Yamaha)

You guys talked me out of the generator! To much weight for this little ship on this particular trip. Back making coffee the old fashion way... Optimus stove and a stainless steel cup;

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