my mom had one of those Elans..............man could that thing so through snow. she used to bust trails with that where noone else went. our first encounters with snowmobiles was a scorpion, then a big polaris charger, man that thing was heavy. the rest have been ski-doos. i currently haver the formula s. but in between the TNT's served us well.
2021 update, solar panels still going strong. Only thing I had to do was replace battery bank last year with new gel cells. I have had zero regrets on solar. The house is always ready to go when I get out.
One great enhancement that I added was a wifi repeater with an external antenna. This lets me grab internet from the cabin and repeat it inside my fish house. With that I added a wifi thermostat so I can turn my heat on remotely and I put a ring doorbell cam on my door so I can keep an eye on things outside. Added benefit of good wifi is that I can work “ remote” from the ice fishing house.
100% for sure muley. We had one at our farm one year in Polk County just north of you. It was they're for a few months, then disappeared. Also, I saw 3 muley bucks this past October about 50 miles west of Clay County.
my first sled was a 69 ski-doo nordic 371. my uncle had a elan, and we always wanted to ride that, because his other sled was a TNT, and that single cylinder we could not pull start it. it had so much compression, if you did not pull it fully, it would darn near pull your arm off.😬
I think I know the answer, but . . .
After running for about 3 hours the output on my flasher battery dropped from 12.5v to 10.1v. Pretty much means it's dead, correct?
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