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OFM
12/15/2023 04:13:00 pm
I have never figured out what there is so attractive about that part of New Mexico that I keep wanting to go back there. But since August of 1946 when I was born there I keep wanting to revisit the lower desert parts of the state every year.
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Tom
12/15/2023 05:47:13 pm
I haven't spent enough time there to know all the good things about this part of New Mexico, so all I can say for sure is what keeps me coming back here.
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Larry Worsham
12/16/2023 06:28:53 am
As I have been searching around on the 'net I see mentions of Arizona Trust Lands. Have you checked out any? I guess you need a online permit?
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Tom
12/16/2023 07:26:07 am
I buy my $15 State Trust Lands permit every year Larry, and their often called School Trust Lands by folks running around Arizona, because I think the schools are the main recipients of the fees.
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Larry Worsham
12/17/2023 05:17:07 am
I am interested in locations in the Phoenix area as we go to a reunion there every year. I have stayed at White Tank Regional park the last couple of years but reservations have to be a year in advance to get into the place. We meet up in Glendale....any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
Tom
12/17/2023 09:19:07 am
When I'm in that area of Phoenix I usually stay at the Ben Avery gun range on Highway 74. It's a little farther North than Glendale, but it's an interstate drive most of the way. Technically you're supposed to be a shooter to camp there, but I make reservations all the time and they've never asked me if I shoot or not... So carry a gun with you, you can always pay a few bucks to shoot at the range and shoot it if you have to, but I've never been asked.
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Larry Worsham
12/18/2023 03:49:15 am
Hopefully after my trip in Feb. I will have a good idea of how things perform with this 12v refer. We run that and a couple of cpaps,computers and occasional tv. Before the trip I will have upgraded my solar from 460 watts to 960 watts. I have 4 lead acid 6v batts. for around 200 amps running the coach and 200 amps lifpo dedicated to the refer. 400 watts of the solar are dedicated to the refer circuit. The refer will draw between 65 to 96 amps. per day. On paper if I have sun I will be fine but I need to test in real life conditions.
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Tom
12/18/2023 07:44:33 am
That's about the same amount of solar power and battery amps that I started out with in the Arctic Fox. The biggest difference was I ran my refer on propane, and 99% of my heating was done with a catalytic heater that used no electricity.
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