jasonjc
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This is a head count. And to see where most want to set up. Do a vote for each truck or vehicle that is coming. Please and thank you.
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Head count for MO OK AR KS TX rally
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BigJay
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I will be there for one day probably, not spending the night. But depends on the wifey. Even if I do stay the night I don't need an RV hookup.
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Jason:
I am apparently voting challenged? I couldn't find how to post the number of vehicles, I will be bringing two with trailers, at least.
James G.
I am apparently voting challenged? I couldn't find how to post the number of vehicles, I will be bringing two with trailers, at least.
James G.
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Driving truck down pulling a trailer with my Jeep on it.
jasonjc
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OPPS I guesse you can only vote once
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Just the M35A2, M105 trailer, with ATV.
Have a diesel genset onboard but would prefer to pay for an RV hookup, as the set is as noisy as all getout for those outside the shelter!
BTW - pay heed to a possible RV power situation:
Do we know what kind of outlets they have? It could be "house plugs" or, the 120VAC/30A NEMA TT-30 that most RVs use. These look like 240V outlets but they are not. An adapter can be bought for about $10 to adapt this to a regular 120VAC/15A house plug.
Some RV hookups offering 50A service may have either of the 120/240V 30 or 50A sockets. I carry a voltmeter and clamp on ammeter. Should be easy to get everyone hooked up.
Have a diesel genset onboard but would prefer to pay for an RV hookup, as the set is as noisy as all getout for those outside the shelter!
BTW - pay heed to a possible RV power situation:
Do we know what kind of outlets they have? It could be "house plugs" or, the 120VAC/30A NEMA TT-30 that most RVs use. These look like 240V outlets but they are not. An adapter can be bought for about $10 to adapt this to a regular 120VAC/15A house plug.
Some RV hookups offering 50A service may have either of the 120/240V 30 or 50A sockets. I carry a voltmeter and clamp on ammeter. Should be easy to get everyone hooked up.
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jasonjc
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come on guys speak up! I know more than 7 have said they are coming....
jasonjc
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The time is getting here. What is the plan??? Speak up you all..
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I kinda feel the same way Jason. Huge initial interest, then its wait till the last minute. I hope alot of Steel Soldiers turn out for the event you've planned.