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Commonly done in the pro audio amplification world. You realize that an inverter is simply a specialized audio amplifier operating in constant voltage mode? Much cheaper to stack amps (and that IS the proper term) than build a 10 KW audio amp -- the power semiconductors alone would cost a fortune.

You can stack inverters to produce 240 volts by connecting outputs in series. Check with inverter manufacturer as some models do not like the floating ground on the top inverter. Also you need to carefully insulate any exposed "grounded" metal on the top inverter as it will be live at 120...

you are probably right about -25 temps. Never gone that low - zero, -10 a few times were fine, though. I'd be worried about interior heat and stuff in cupboards freezing at -25, as well. Full strength RV antifreeze is good to around 50 below, I think, but there are a couple types, make sure...

Until you get ticketed for having commercial signs on a private passenger vehicle (no commercial registration, no commercial plates, no commercial insurance(. Big fines.

are you worried about not having enough battery power for the heaters? If not, then why not just let everything run to the tanks which will be freeze protected by the heaters.

find a local marine or rigging supplier show him the winch, how it is mounted, and what you are using for a recovery link (strap, wire, rope, etc). They will know what to advise you to purchase. At a minimum, I'd want a ball bearing snatch block rated at least twice the working load of your...

Ballistol is good too

Orient day date self winder, stainless steel, and an old Citizen Railroad watch, quartz.

Sure, I've got one like that. Grandpa to Dad to me, 3-4 handles, at least 2 heads, several wedges. Definitely grandpa's axe, though. Has to be, it's in his toolbox, too!

Same here

I just bought one for myself as a xmas present, works a treat on all my blades.

Les Stroud Bushman axe, Spyderco Centofane folder daily carry, various fixed blade hunters, got a bunch of them. Couple favorites are two David Boye dendritic steel drop point blades, and a custom Damascus spear point with blue/green paua shell handle made by a friend in Colorado.

pommel of my camping axe

melt some beeswax in an old can and paint it on to the metal surfaces. Build up several coats.

Granfors Cyber Monday sale Granfors Bruks is offering up to 70% off their regular prices on cyber Monday for someone looking at their tools

I just ordered the Les Stroud Bushman from Garrett Wade along with a Mora Kindling Froe, which was on sale. Based largely on your review, and others of the same caliber

Just solder battery cables You should really just solder battery cables with a good quality silver-bearing solder, paste flux, and a torch. To get a reliable crimp on large cables, you need to use a hydraulic crimper, very $$$ unless you can find someone who will lend you one. OTOH, with a...

Mine's failed that way once as well. I suspect they all will eventually. Good idea to keep a spare regulator set on hand. They are not expensive if you buy directly from camp chef.

Is it intended to be permanent, or is it a plug for a fiberglas mold?

Nice thing about the Surface Pro is that it runs Windows. On the down side, it runs Windows...!