Destinations don't matter, the journey matters.
This is overlanding for the everyday person where you're only limited to the terrain in which you adventure based on the capabilities of your vehicle. You don't need a crazy expensive rig to "overland." If Roger can overland, so can you!
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I am from germany and I might not understand the retarded weapon rules of the US but for me, if you are carrying a firearm, you make yourself the thread. If you can't handle the situation otherwise when you are in the wilderness then don't go there. Good Video though and no offense.
Very well explained for a guy like me that knows nothing about this sort of stuff and would like to purchase something to help me find places for dual sporting motorcycles. Thanks.
Hey Roger-A video on camp safety in severe weather would be good. Heat/rain/snow/wind.
I'll keep that in mind for when I decide to get back to videos
Good review Roger! Just picked up it's little brother, the AC180, during Amazon Prime Deal Days for $549! Couldn't resist. It is replacing a wonky Grecell T1000 unit which has similar capacity (999 WH) and is smaller and lighter. But, the Bluetti seems to have a more robust build quality and design over the Grecell.
I just ordered mine, should be here Tuesday. Curious, what solar panel are you using to charge it and is it safe to use a 24v panel?
As long as you stay within the solar input specs you're fine. from their website: "Solar Input: 500W Max., VOC 12-60VDC, 10A"
#1 - Enjoy taking a 💩 in the wild.
I want to kiss you Roger. Thanks for the usful info.
Giant schnauzer?!?!?
Cool kettle. ! Number 1 thing your gonna need,..money. !
with CA gas prices... yes, quite a bit of coin
Ive enjoyed a few of your videos this morning, but you earned my follow when you used a clip from "Money Pit!"
Just came across your channel and love the content, informative and entertaining, definitely getting a like and subscribe from me 👌
Thanks Roger, good info
Great breakdown video it helped a lot to see what each app does best. I have been using Gaia for years but most of our friends like Onx so I was wondering what the differences were and your video showed that very well. After seeing what they both do well, I feel like I want both because sometimes we just do technical trails and sometimes we like to explore for days and hike & camp. It is so difficult to choose just one.
👍🏼 great video
One important note. Bears have a more sensitive noses than dogs do, and they could absolutely get into that canister.
There are a lot of gold prospecting clubs for a small yearly fee which includes camping.
Sorry....Yeti is.
The is the first video I have found with actual useful and practical information.
What nimh batts do better than li-ion batts is hold a charge.
GMRS is a better radio standard, which is fine if you're just looking to communicate with the other people in your 4x4 convoy, but truckers are all still using CB and the primary purpose of using a radio in my neck of the woods is to call out your location at regular intervals and listen for logging trucks doing the same for legitimate safety necessity. being able to BS with one another is a distant second objective. I can't wait for the truckers to all switch to GMRS so we can finally ditch CB.
Excellent tutorial!
There is this couple who simply with just camping gear I think they have just started. kzread.info/dash/bejne/fq2AyaareKzcXbw.html
Yeah blasting edm music. 🙄 How can you rag on google maps for not having detailed off-road trails, when it’s not made for that. The talking highly of off-road apps, which obviously are made for that 🤦🏻♂️. Your do’s & dont’s make you sound like a willful slave.
20 liters sounds big, but it's less than a cubic foot. It's only 70.6% of a cubic foot.
First and most important thing… a Jeep Wrangler.
I have a gx460 and i want to do this but i dont want to look like I'm in the zombie apocalypse when I'm just going to work.
Friend, why not just use small 12DC TO 110AC inverters.... then plug the power bank into inverter and charge it like at home @110AC (of course while the car is running) Thanks for the lessons!
I will echo what others wrote - absolutely best guide series I've watched so far. And I've watched a couple in order to be ready for my first off-grid trip.
Rule #01 You can never pack enough water and I'd like to add buy a PLB and register immediately. Emergency signal is picked up by at least 36 participating countries and within about a minute. Kind of like 4WD, you may never use it, but when you need it....heck ya!!!
Good information but I'm looking more for hiking and Gaia vs Onx Backcountry. It does seam like Onx has more trail information than Gaia. There are pros and cons on both sides apparently, not an easy decision.
Here's a tip when there's no traffic on the opposite lane take up both lanes
Good information. More companies do need to add a port for outputting 12V 15-50 amp. The Goal Zero 1500X also has a 30 port but via Anderson PowerPole. So if you need something physically smaller and or lighter weight, the 1500X works.
Where can this be purchased in Europe at a normal price?
No wife, anymore. Don't forget to tip your server.
Thanks for making this tutorial. At 60 I'm not tech savvy and I was going to get Onx but kept hearing Gaia was better but after checking out your Intro. I went with Gaia so I'm sure ill be watching these a lot till I get the hang of it.
Can't actually find it to buy it.
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Where you get those halos from?
I'm a really old fart and have been through so many camping chairs. I really haven't found the perfect camping chair yet but I do have something that isn't really a chair but is really comfortable. The downside is that it's heavy. It's a take apart hammock with a steel frame built for two. When only one person uses it, it's like a cocoon. I swear I sleep better in it than any sleeping mattress!
Bigger? That's a deal breaker for me already. I carry two Viair units. I don't want to be stuck out there with no air available nearby. FYI: Lowe's has a small tire inflator that's a combo 12vdc or 120vac that has that automatic pressure cut off. I don't know what the price is now, but I bought two of them many years ago for $25 a piece.
Im new to overlanding. Any advice on what my 06 4runner V6 sports edition, rwd can do, limitation? Lifted, with a 12000 LBS winch. Aldo im located in South San Diego if you recommend any locations for a beginner. 🙂
Find a OHV park near you to test your limitations
I have the smaller EB3A which is perfect for my purposes. It is really small which is a plus. I want to buy a second unit for a back up but being cheap, I don't want to pay full retail so checked on their "refurbished" units which are really cheap. Let me say again, I really like my EB3A. I asked what they mean by "refurbished". I have yet to get a straight answer so that turns me off. JMHO.
I use magnetic solar motion detector lights on my roof rack. I once drove all the way home with them still mounted by mistake. I don't do well with up close and personal defense methods, so............................... Bryna, just saying.
3:02 us manual drivers appreciate this one 🫡
Luckily I camp alone. My GF only goes when we do glamping in the trailer.
Step one buy a bunch of goofy s*** and put it on your truck step two call yourself an overlander.
PS what's that tent/living space above your SUV? That looks pretty cool!
Superb video. This is a pretty sexy chair. And I like the high back and that it flips over to be a more upright chair.
That was Boss bruddah...hPpy trails
About a month ago I went camping at a new to me location and I thought I had the whole canyon to myself. Then I saw sign for shooters to pickup their shell casings. I paid for a camp site a few miles away. If the finger didn't heal, that would've made a great Yakuza story!
Iceco vs the red timber ridge - who wins a spot on your truck ?
Since I like having lumbar support, the Timber Ridge chair is more comfortable for me.