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  1. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    The good ā€˜ole days when you could buy quality products from a place like Kmart. I think my first pair came from there and I saved all summer for them! Not familiar with the Pentax so looking into them now. Thanks!
  2. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚. That’s what I get for limited brain cells! I thought I was getting called out for the recommendation. lol.
  3. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    Schill? That’s interesting. I just offered up a fairly inexpensive pair of ultra-wide astronomy bino’s based upon my experience for people to look into. I inserted a little humor by saying that at $150 they’re not quite Swaro’s but for the price and what they do, they’re absolutely amazing...
  4. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    Yes we do and I can’t wait! Please let me know what you think of them, especially with moderate light pollution. šŸ‘
  5. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    I’m a big fan of the UHC filters and for the price difference, they’ve been worth it as the sky-view contrast is quit noticeable. Haven’t used the moonglow so can’t speak directly to them.
  6. Hookalakupua

    Folding chairs for stargazing, firework viewing, or just hanging out.

    Glad you like them and if you end up using them regularly, there are some pretty cool filters you can add as well.
  7. Hookalakupua

    Test your jack and spare tire accessories before you need them

    If there’s a chance that we could market it and make a little money, I’m all in! šŸ˜‚
  8. Hookalakupua

    Test your jack and spare tire accessories before you need them

    Here you go again, spending my money and putting me into a black site interrogation with my wife! Just bought the cordless version that comes with a Yeah, must be new as it looks pretty slick and I’ll definitely let you know how it works. In terms of spending, let me know when you finally...
  9. Hookalakupua

    Test your jack and spare tire accessories before you need them

    Here you go again, spending my money and putting me into a black site interrogation with my wife! Just bought the cordless version that comes with a wrench as well! Thanks as love new gadgets! https://a.co/d/0biN41QR
  10. Hookalakupua

    New shoes! Toyo Open Country AT3

    Congrats as I think you’ll love them! We have them on 2 vehicles and swear by them. Real world performance for us has been amazing, with none of the issues described, so good luck!
  11. Hookalakupua

    Argument AGAINST Toyo AT3

    We have the non EV version on our CT and Sequoia with over 125,000 miles between 3 sets. Our CT is at 30,000 miles with them and we won’t use anything else, although I am tempted every season to try the BFG’s. They’ve been great in the snow so can’t complain.
  12. Hookalakupua

    PCS2 Possible In-Warranty Replacement Work-Around

    There’s nothing I’m looking at that tells me it wasn’t replaced. It’s the totality of events that led me to asking for clarification from them that you can see in my original post. In speaking with a service rep at a different location yesterday, he informed me that the old part number is...
  13. Hookalakupua

    PCS2 Possible In-Warranty Replacement Work-Around

    Plot twist… After questioning my PCS2 replacement, I found out over the weekend that my CT is still showing my original PCS2 part number. There is a possible reason for this that doesn’t include it not being replaced but I’m waiting to hear back today from a regional manager. Depending on how...
  14. Hookalakupua

    My turn - PCS failure. How long will this take to get fixed?

    Whenever you guys have your CT at the service department, make sure to fill out the survey you receive afterwards. Your comments and reviews, have a massive effect on the service reps you work with.
  15. Hookalakupua

    Mount Antero off-road trip - Cybertruck's Achilles heel; weight and throttle tip-in.

    Speechless!! You my friend, are certifiably bonkers and I hereby anoint you as President of the Man’s Man’s Club! Wish I had the King Kong Balls you have to do something like that, but my level of craziness always requires some sort of escape plan! Haha. That video with you on the ledge is...
  16. Hookalakupua

    Safest/best way to carry propane in a Cybertruck.

    Now that’s interesting for sure! We’ve all got 0 degree bags but adding a heated blanket sounds like heaven! Our big concern is that our base camp wall tent sleeps 10 and finding ways to keep it heated when we all return for several hours before we pass out. It’s got a wood burning stove...
  17. Hookalakupua

    Safest/best way to carry propane in a Cybertruck.

    We actually don’t use it for cooking but rather to keep the wall tent warm at base camp when temps are single digits. It’s a must in those conditions but I’m going to try an electric heater run off the CT this season to see what the battery impact is.
  18. Hookalakupua

    Safest/best way to carry propane in a Cybertruck.

    This is what we use when we hunt. I’ve usually got 3 or 4 tanks in the bed and you can use a handful of different l-track mounts to attach it. They have them for different size propane tanks as well. https://a.co/d/05JpGeIS
  19. Hookalakupua

    Happy 250th America!

    Here’s to the Best Damn Country!





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