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...off... and in a RTT low is all you ever really want. Same Camp, single digit temps in Montana in January Dave was able to maintain 65 in his tent... while I, 30' away was sitting at 70-75 with windows open...(couldn't shut it off because I feared it wouldn't turn back on) fast forward to...

...folks don't think about is the diesel heaters don't cycle on or off... just low to high. so while dave was able to maintain a nice 65... my tent (same ikamper) 30' away was 80, then 40, then 80 (all windows wide open) with me waking up to turn it off/on. (thankfully it was only like mid...

Definitely liking this idea... I can barely walk into my garage without hitting my head (6'4 opening) let alone dream of getting my GX in there (it barely fit stock if I pushed up on the garage door while going in/out) Curious if you had measurements, I know mine will probably be different but...

I have a buddy heater and the winter insulation kit in my tent. The buddy heater sits in the vestibule (as our kids don't winter camp with us) without the floor in so there is fresh airflow into the space. I have had it down to -10C* before the wind chill and we have to sleep pretty close to...

...does really well in the cold, it's $$$ but was specifically designed to prevent the rock hard feeling in the cold... and if you don't want to deal with inflating/deflating... they make one specifically for RTT's...

...works as long as you don't camp when it gets cold. Memory foam gets rock hard when cold creating an uncomfortable sleep and it makes folding the tent up almost impossible. Several RTT users report success using an Exped Mega Mat air mattress. I have one and it is worlds better than the...

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...wild country. Current is 13" on the nose, 8" at the axle, 10" at the tail. 2. Change the wooden rack to a welded steel one which will take the tent onto it where the Kayaks will then be mounted over the bed of the truck. ( so we can create a base camp and move from there) 3. Build removable...

...trips as of yet but have a plan for a longer one at the end of this month with 3 kids and 2 adults over 1000km. We put 2 kids on cots in the vestibule and 1 tends to either sleep across the backseat (or floor) with the option of a one man military surplus tent depending on weather and terrain

I have my rack and tent off the truck right now, but I just took a picture of how tight I can get the awning to the tent. They don’t hit each other going down the trail either.

Yes, the screw knobs take out any movement and make it very solid, both extended and stored. I’m not saying it’s a perfect design, but it’s worked really well for me. You could probably get away with a smaller square tube, but my local metal shop had a lot of hitch receiver sizes so I went with...

Zero play. I meant tubing has a tight fit when it's extended. But I see you a screw knob that shoud do a job. I need to make something like this

...probably about 500 dirt miles on this set up and it works great. You just have to remember to slide out the awning before being confused why the tent won’t open. Ask me how I know! https://www.overlandbound.com/forums/threads/diy-270-telescoping-awning-mounts-for-rack-with-an-ikamper-rtt.45815/

I have a roof top tent with an insulation layer and we just have an electric blanket that we sleep on top of and one comforter blanket for a cover and things are warm and comfortable for myself and the wife down to nighttime temperatures of around 20 degrees so far. Haven't tested this combo in...

Can you send me the details and plans

Consider using a portable heater designed for camping or outdoor use. Ensure it's safe for indoor use, and prioritize ventilation to avoid carbon monoxide buildup. Insulating your tent can also help retain heat. Always prioritize safety when using heating devices in enclosed spaces.

I've been thinking about doing something similar with my old XJ. It's amazing how versatile those HF trailers can be with some creativity. Totally agree on the space issue—I've done a few trips with just my rig and it's always a game of Tetris. The Timberleaf Pika is a dream! One day... For now...

I've had good luck using a portable propane heater in my rooftop tent. Just make sure it's one that's safe for indoor use and has a built-in safety shut-off. Also, cracking a window for ventilation is key to prevent condensation and keep fresh air flowing. Keeps things cozy without the bulk of...

...all along the coast. We moved back east and it does not get much use - so time to sell. Lots of modifications, see below. Truck with Roofnest tent and canopy, UpTop Overland Rack, Decked Gen 2.0 drawer system, and Yakima roof rack $34k, Truck without gear $30k. Please note, some pics show...

I have a practically brand-new, used only twice, AutoHome Columbus roof top tent in size S I’m selling as we are upgrading to the same tent but in the carbon fiber version. The hardshell of these tents are handmade and I’ve used several variants, including the Airtop version, in conditions that...