Reno and surrounding areas: Official spotted, BS, and meets thread

Anyone interested in a few 3rd gen take offs? inhave the following
Sherpa equipment co . Grand Teton roof rack (double cab)
Slee off road passenger compressor mount
Slee off road /power trays setup
metal Tech 4x4 rock sliders
trading my turd gen in,
I also have a northgate 31a /pleftybuilt battery tray as well.
I have a gaggle of rock lights too! I’ll post more pics tomorrow I’m fugging tired

 

The place I'm in now has mini-splits (3 zone/units) and so far no complaints, however we've mainly heated with wood all winter. @skidooman has a good amount of experience.

 

Might be interested in the rock lights

 

The great part about mini splits is you don't get peaks and valleys with temperature. They might run all the time but they only run enough to maintain desired temperature. Everything in them is variable so they are pretty dang efficient and quiet. If you decide on a multi zone you can put an air handler in each space and they can be kept at different temperatures. Or if you have the attic space you can put a ducted air handler which is more like a forced air system. With residential you can't heat and cool at the same time, unless you have 3 phase power. Text me or call me if you want. I'll spew all the useless info you want.

I have a little experience.

 

I installed a three head mini split in my last house. It worked great even down to low single digit temps for heating. Also kept the uninsulated 40’s house cool all summer.

They are pretty easy to install yourself too since they almost all come pre charged.

 

We heat a log cabin. No central heat. We use a Vornado brand fan 24/7 to circulate air. They outlast the 5 year warranty.

 

I'm likin that roof rack

 

Got my sled for sale. Upgrading to a turbo sled hopefully. Message if u are interested

 

Dang I know your house! We toured that one!

 

Ha! That's funny. Off the market now.

 

Yep! Super cool house. I won’t give away where you live obviously haha

 

How was that driveway in the winter?? Super steep

 

Thanks man

 

Not too bad actually. It's south facing so as soon as the sun hits it the snow is gone. But we also salt it

 

Oh very true! that’s smart to salt it. Literally would be a slip in slide into the main road lol

 

Oh yeah for sure. Happened a couple times. Having studded tires also helps

 

Congrats on the house and good luck selling the sled!

 

Thanks man!

 

Anyone know of any businesses that sell 80/20 locally?