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It is considered a flavor enhancer. It works by causing your taste buds to swell increasing their surface area.

Dealing with coffee grounds, and cleaning the pots can be a hassle if you travel with minimum water, etc. But I'm sure the coffee pots you mentioned make much better coffee than I'm used to while camping.

I agree, SDR is smazing. I use a SDRplay RSPdx with a wire antenna.

The RCA Super Radio is a classic. https://radiojayallen.com/ge-superadios-evolution-of-a-classic/

Anyone have updates to this thread? I've been studying the ccradio 2e lately for medium wave dx'ing while camping.

Looks like there is a paper disc filter.

I did as you suggested and there's a lot of options out there. Roughly two cents per bag plus my own coffee. I may give them a try. Thanks!

Now this is an idea that I've had for a while but never could seem to put it together. But then at the store yesterday when I was heading out to my campsite I found these Folgers coffee bags. Woke up to 38° temperature and was able to easily put together some hot coffee. It's not too bad and...

Spot on for NC. My 2 vehicles with max coverage costs about $1300/yr.

That's a great video!

I like chili in the winter. Id like to buy some healthy canned chili that was low sodium and other additives.

My guess is if you keep the water volume down to few gallons and use a natural soap it shouldn't matter too much. What are some decent soaps that can be used for this purpose?

Once I wear out my AWD Sienna camper I'd like to have EXACTLY what you have. I'd install a class 3 hitch and tow a 10ft Aliner.

Hi Ray- 14 to 15 mpg is not too good! That little 4-banger was working pretty hard. Which engine did it have?

My Sienna has an AT cooler from the factory. BUT, I plan to install a Scangauge2 and monitor the ATF temperature. I can add a secondary cooler if necessary. Also equally as important is AT preventative maintenance, which includes fluid changes commensurate with the duty severity of the tranny.

Driving from Summerville, South Carolina to Durham, North Carolina.

The longest I have been out in my van is 3 weeks and 5000 miles. Hoping I can do more trips of that length once I retire (next year!).

Nice set up. Any idea what his mpg is w/o towing and with towing?

Do you tow an Aliner?

Well, I like you guys a lot so thought I'd post here first. :) I am a member of Siennachat.com and for sure will ask there, too. I've read about the Aliner and mpg, some people said they barely noticed they were towing it, others said their mpg dropped significantly. I am sure these answers are...