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The McMaster duct is just slightly bigger in o.d. than ideal. Also it is too rigid to secure with a standard hose clamp. That all being said, it looks like it will do the job.

edit: I have a picture, but can't seem to get it to upload.

I measure 18.3mm or .72" o.d.

Tried the muffler shop angle and that turned out to be a bust.

Ordered the above mentioned duct today from McMaster. Should be here soon. Will let you all know how it fits.


Thanks!

I need to replace the flex exhaust duct on my Espar heater. This is the 2-1/4" corrugated aluminum flex duct that connects the heater exhaust to the metal exhaust pipe. Seems to be impossible to find. Even SAV is no stock. Anybody have a source?

Any help appreciated...

I assume you are just interested in a receiver only. I have been very happy with my Grundig Yacht Boy. Remember tho, even the most expensive blinged out radio is worthless without a good antenna.

I just checked mine, and I get power to the socket when headlight switch is set to S2 or S3.

FWIW... the "tubes" that you refer to on the army radio truck, are actually the telescopic (crank-up) antenna masts. I suspect they'd be very rare, and very pricey if you were to find them. If you're happy to simulate the look of the masts, just get some 4" ABS pipe, end caps, cut to ...

I'm hoping to come up from Tucson and join the gaggle

Looks like it's missing the levers for 4x4/lockers...

SAV is in Arkansas...

krick3tt wrote:...might make change in plans for this. Need more info.

http://www.overlandexpo.com/

By chance, did you do the videos with a GoPro?

I'll be coming up from Tucson...

This is all great info guys...thanks!

Over here, regular is sold as 87 octane.
Wow, $13 dollars a gallon! Our streets would be deserted if that was the case here.