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I do run any heaters. They draw to much power and the weather in my area gets cold in winter but not enough I had to worry about it.

I believe at the time I built this I had maybe 250 dollars in the whole build. It's been a while but I believe that's what I had wrapped up in it. I only use this just a few times a year. Mainly when we have a power outage and my furnace isn't running. For my situation it has been worth every penny. I also see these heaters for sale on Facebook marketplace for pretty cheap so that would help a person save some money on it.

I actually ended up cutting my hose and put an inline water filter in it. I also keep an extra hose in case the filter needs to be bypassed. I don't ever run dirty water through it but the filter is more of an added protection.

@@cbadventures8996 filter was a good idea

Me personally no I wouldnt. The paddle clip makes it able to be disconnected in a matter of seconds and works on a wide variety of belt sizes. I'm not saying it a bad idea just me personally I would not.

the fan hardly does anything. Not saying it's not worth it. But 99% of the reviews, say that fan doesn't do much. You're better off having your own fan running over or near the heater.

The only thing I have used is tape and it works fine for me. They do make a liquid style tape that you brush on. That may help seal up your leak. You could also run a tap on the threads of your heater to make sure they are clean.

@@cbadventures8996 I used ample amount of the propane grade tape. But the liquid one sounds like a shot. Do you have a link or something so I can find it?

I will have to check it out. I dont remember it saying anything but I could have missed that. Thanks for the information.

I wouldn't see why not. A 10 gauge cord is pretty substantial so as long as your total watt draw doesn't exceed the generators output you should be fine. I have since ran this with multiple cords running power tools and it worked fine.

@@cbadventures8996 Good to know- thanks my man!

Yes I dont see why you couldnt do that. I would make sure the leg strap is snug so the clip cant work itself up on your pants

@@cbadventures8996 alright thanks for the fast teply

Its adjustable by tightening or loosening a screw by the trigger guard. I set mine a little on the tight side so even at a full run if I fell the pistol would stay holstered.

Thank you very much. I know have since got several of their products and I do believe they make a great product that will stand up to anything most people will throw at them.

@@cbadventures8996 I haven't got the plate carrier but I've got almost all of their pouches and add-ons and they've lasted quite well in semi rough use. When my plate carrier finally fails I'll probably pick up their one.

I have only used the oil that was included with the generator so no I have not tried anything else.

I have a rock pals solar generator that seems to work well so far.

Mine has to run a full hour before it reads but honestly I think it's more like 75 minutes to an hour on the meter.

The handle is removable on the Siege X (smallest one) but on the AA seige and the bigger lantern they are not removable due to a small wire retainer clip.

@@cbadventures8996 Thanks very much. So it sounds like the retainer clip on the AA version can't be removed without damaging it.

@@tapetrails1607 so after closer inspection it appears to be what they call an E Clip. I believe if you had a small pair of needle nose pliers you could pull the clip off. I would be careful because it's close the the diffuser and take care not to crack it.

@@cbadventures8996 Thanks, actually now starting to lean towards getting the Siege X. Not only has USB rechargeable but also works with 2 CR123's

@@tapetrails1607 it also has a flashlight option which is nice. I am super happy with mine.

Sorry for the delayed response but the part number of my cover is GV610.

I also use the champion brand cord that you have. So far my max draw has been under 2000 watts. I have yet to find a cord that would allow a full watt draw from the generator. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

I built the stand so I could use it in my shop and in my house both. I never noticed my stand getting hot.

@@cbadventures8996 What I mean is that I hung mine on my wall and it gets so hot it seems like it's going to catch on fire that's why I'm going to build a stand like yours.. Good job nice stand build

I have had zero issues so far. I got it mainly for the abrasion resistance and the fact it has a guage is a plus. I would still reccomend it after several uses.

@@cbadventures8996 Thanks man Imma have to get me one

I also read that a lot so I ended up not getting the fan. I have used this a few times and heats my area well without a fan. I use this mainly when the power goes out so after thinking about it a fan that needs to be plugged in would be useless for me.thank you for the comment

Save your money on the internal fan and just use a small plug in fan to circulate air in the area. If concerned about use in power outages by a ryobi 18volt battery fan. These heaters are fantastic! Thanks for posting.... same setup as I have only I have the foot kit.

I seen ballistic plates we a 6 to 12 week wait time now.

@@cbadventures8996 Yeah just got an email my should be coming next week. Also where did you get that multicam cover for your camelbak tube?

www.amazon.com/dp/B009AHXZY2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_.0jdGb0QK7DTK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

I got everything off Amazon. Brass 90 degree elbow with 45 degree flare fitting 3/8" flare tube x 3/8" male thread. 12 foot regulator hose with 3/8" female flare fitting. Gas line pipe tape. I hope this helps

Lowes has those parts too. You want to use the black pipe, not regular galvanized.

definitely get the regulator / hose off Amazon. Much better selection and prices.

How many hours does a 100 pound tank last? Thanks.

Yea he hears me talking and thinks he is missing out.

sorry for the delayed response. i was on a camping trip and had no service. the front pouch is and ATS brand triple M4 mag shingle and is priced at $36.99 on their web site

I have 10 x 12 AR500 plates

Not that I can find. I went on the website and checked the plate carrier and cant find one.

I agree I should have said initial review. I recently did a 6 mile and 12 mile March with pack and still really like this carrier.

@@cbadventures8996 that’s a good test for sure cause after 10hrs idc what your wearing it’s all uncomfortable till you build up a tolerance

Thank you.

I think it's one of the more well built packs I have

No. This is only the second one I have ever seen.