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This is causing us other difficulties now – we have to design our own panels for the other interior panel segments. One to carry a Last US Bag Half Caddy and one for a Redvision display and a paper towel holder. Available solutions are unlikely to work due to the flipped door, which means more...

So, we finished an important step for our build, the difficult parts of the rear door are done: The differences we have in our own build compared to a standard install are: The table is about 9cm lower, which brings it to pretty much exactly the height of our kitchen countertop. The...

LOL, yeah. Possibly. I've worked in the software industry for 30 years, I know too much about usability, user interface design, buggy software, etc. I don't just think that the current offerings all leave a lot to be desired one way or another, I know they do. (that's the most polite I could...

I need to put a qualifier on my opinion: I'm personally NOT looking for just an offroading app. I'm looking for something I can plan a complete trip with. Something that lets me nagivate a two day or a two year trip. With PROPER navigation onroad (Gaia and OnX utterly suck, OnX is actually...

And more stuff: Firebox Wood Burning Stove, never used, stainless steel – $35 shipped Optimus Svea Stove, used a few times, was our back-up stove for a while: $40 shipped Optimus Polaris Multi-Fuel Stove, works with white gas and camping cartridges, used only with ISO Butone (MSR)...

No, we did not have the trailer long enough – it just wasn't for us.

If you're going offroad with your trailer, you may end up in a situation where you have to unhitch and pull the trailer from safer ground. Or turn it around in super tight space, or ... the options to getting stuck are endless. To help with that, I have a Maxtrax Trailer Skid for sale. We...

They all suck one way or another. I have yet to find a good trail app that isn’t useless while traveling. Gaia is reasonable for trails, OnX is hopeless for me personally. I find OsmAnd the least worthless, but insanely infuriating to use.

I’m using the free version of Fusion 360. It’s free for private use and a limited number of editable documents. So, other than time, no added cost.

This build really reminds me of work ... it's a looong project that is in an incredibly frustrating phase. We'll need to finish up all these custom things we wanted that aren't available ready to install ... Currently I'm working on a way to mount the outside components of our diesel heater. We...

I have a set of new, never used, only one box opened to check the content, set of Alu-Cab mosquito nets for the Alu-Cab Canopy Camper. Set consists of: Two net/canvas covers for the side windows, one for each side (stating the obvious, I know, just making it clear) One rear door net/canvas...

I have a partial Stanley Adventure cook kit for sale. Consists of: One 1.9qt pot with lid One pan Two stainless insulated mugs A mocca pot A firebox salt and pepper grinder All in like new condition, pot and pan have been used once or twice on an induction cooktop, so no burn marks or such...

Of course I do. I have a 256GB iPhone and the same in the iPad. Storage is wide open. Gaia sucks because it often doesn't work properly when offline. Search often didn't work for me, routing often didn't work properly. On my last trip, On-X didn't even show city or roadnames when offline. That's...

Thoughts: We really need to get the water system hooked up. A heater is a comfort factor, even in California; it'll be crucial for Alaska. The rear door table is overdue, it'll make life much easier. Lights have become a higher priority during this trip. We got to the first campsite after dark...

Photo impressions from the trip ... Alabama Hills, yes, iPhone Night Mode can result in really whacky photos: Camp in Southern Death Valley: Mojave, waiting for the tires to deflate:

To elaborate a bit on the weight thing: We are using the lightest wood for the application, a lot of is 6mm Baltic birch, only structural parts are heavier. We go to full length to replace heavy hardware with lighter parts We’ve removed the rear seats For the Canopy Camper, the tailgate is...

@TheBestCow - I’ve done a calculation beforehand. It’ll be very close … although our build isn’t heavier than a Goose Gear system amazingly enough.

That’ll work, but unfortunately only from Saturday on. We are on a short trip right now. I’ll PM you on Friday if that’s okay. Then we’ll be home for the time being.

After quite a while without an update, here are impressions of the current state: We had most of the furniture out to make some improvements and yesterday and today we re-installed everything again for a shake down trip: Above: electrics cleaned up, charge selector switch installed (off...

Hi. Yes, it’s still available. I’m in the San Jose, CA area.