u/logic_boy

I just saw the stream update video. What are the upcoming release titles that were so exited about? Just want to jump on the hype train with everyone haha

I have heard at least 5 different names now. I originally learned “strzygawka” which felt impossible.

Hello,

I’m redesigning my pack a little and I’m thinking to scale down to a wapta bag. I’m curious to check if my pack will be sufficiently light (and small) to fit nicely. Can some wapta owners please offer some constructive criticism?

Lighter pack link is for an upcoming trip to the Pyrenees (7days through hike) at 2600m/8500ft elevation. I expect to carry another 2L and 4 days of food (approx +5kg/10lbs extra at max)

Some of the items are marked as 0.5 (like tent or cooking stove etc) as I’m typically hiking with a partner so we share weight on common items.

EDIT: also, does anyone know when is the Wapta 30 in medium back in stock? :)

I’m planning a campervan build and I’m struggling to understand whether there’s actually a good reason to buy a campervan-specific induction hob instead of a normal household induction hob.

The price difference is huge. I can find decent household induction hobs for a fraction of the cost of the ones marketed for campervans, boats, and RVs.

Assuming I already have an inverter and battery setup capable of handling the power draw, what are the actual downsides of using a standard induction hob?

I’m particularly interested in hearing from people who have actually run a household induction hob in a campervan for an extended period. Did you run into any issues you didn’t anticipate? Or did it work perfectly and save you a lot of money?