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O.K., I'll grab the next one I see and let you know. I come across them occasionally for a lot less than what I see them selling for on Ebay. It would be nice to have these more accessible to MV people. Storm 51

Well, Jeepsinker, I think we have found a little project for you........ :D Storm 51

Those are great prices on connectors! Seems like they are usually double that. The stock military wire cable for these units is stranded 14/4. You should be able to get it at any decent hardware store or electrical supply house. I'm sure 14/3 would work just fine too. Storm 51

The manual is available on Liberated Manuals .com. The manual number is TM 10-7310-241-12 & P. The wiring diagram is on page 1-12 Change 1. Storm 51

Here are some photos of both connectors. Storm 51

O.K., I checked mine. It is a standard mil-spec canon connector. Mine is made by Bendix. The Mil-Spec number is MS31D6F16-10S. Bendix number is 9532. It is a three pin socket (female) with A and C on top and B at the bottom. Standard shell behind the connector with a cable strain relief clamp...

I believe that they are just standard canon connectors. Let me go check mine and I'll let you know. The manual for the RAK-15 MRE Heater is available online at liberated manuals. The connector number should be in there. I do not believe these are a proprietary plug. Storm 51

They are a great accessory! Storm 51

Here's some more pictures of how the RAK-15 will be mounted in the truck. I put the table in and let the right side troop seat down. It's really, really nice to be able to sit down and have a table to put things on and write notes on while you're working on stuff. I might put the cooler in the...

Thanks, 319! The Rak-15 gets called the "crockpot" because of its function. The "cooler" is a blood chiller. Sometimes things just get renamed. (Shrug) Storm 51

Yeah, that's one option; but I want to use mine to cook stuff while I'm driving, so bouncing around in the bed can make for a mess. I made the rack so I can tie it down while driving or put it on the table of the Command truck kit or move it out to the tailgate when I arrive at my destination...

Here's the photos. Storm 51

I'll post pictures this afternoon of the bracket. I still have to do some more work to finish it up, but you can see how it will mount in the truck and how it holds the heater. Storm 51

Mike at Murphy's Surplus might have some of the connectors. That's where I got mine. I'm in the process of building a bracket to hold mine on the side of the bed of my M-37. It slips over the wooden side rails and clamps without any holes or modifications to the truck. If anyone is interested...