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To say nothing of trail erosion. Peopleaact llike it is some kind of failure to pull rope. That's what it is there for. Hooning, wheel hopping, spinning and slinging. "Leave no trace" remember? I've seen people on this very site obsessing on how to shower without contaminating the environment...

https://www.roadpost.com/zoleo-satellite-communicator.html I want to add this one to the list. Does anyone have any experience with Zoleo?

No, specifically I am looking at Iridium Go 9560, which allows all of the functions that your smart phone which you would tether to it has (low download speeds) voice,text , data. https://www.iridium.com/products/iridium-go/

Yeah I wouldn't foresee any real circumstances where I would just turn it off, when the whole purpose is to have it on. If the Garmin does everything the Iridium does and does it for less money then it is a good choice, but I don't think it does. I'm not keen to fall into the "just buy this...

Touring? Probably unnecessary insurance policy Overlanding? More likely to be needed insurance policy.

I would be using it in/around my vehicle so multiple power sources would be available.

Is there a purpose in having it off?

So that's the thing, I don't know that I "need" a satphone, but I do like the idea of one. I also very much like the idea of tethering my everyday device as opposed to a stand alone unit. Casual researchssays there isn't a huge leap (or decrease)in acquisition costs, I'm really looking more...

https://www.northernaxcess.com/iridium-go-9560 That link gives a good description, basically serves to merge your cellular device to satellite, so phone, internet sms, GPS, etc. I would rather use a bridge device than a stand alone device, the Iridium allows up to 5 connected devices at a time.

The unfortunate reality of life is that no matter where you go, on a long enough time line your unattended rig is likely to become the target of feral humans. Making it more difficult for them to pillage my vehicular accouterments is one of my ongoing concerns.I don't leave anything more exposed...

I'm seeing the Iridium hotspots for what seems to be a reasonable price ($500-$700) considering the features and flexibility , can any of you give us the inside story on using a device like this?

Tamper resistant nuts

The chances of that gaining enough traction to carry are nil. Texas has a large enough population of corruptocrats, leftists and other miscellaneous and sundry parasites that a public referendum will never pass. But it sends a message, and I like the message it sends.

That you Dubya?

Better hurry

Nuclear attack subs don't pay taxes, but you've already mocked me for my identity so you can't be one. It's in the rules, don't make me make one up.

I identify as a nuclear attack submarine, you bigot.

Property taxes are generically higher in Texas due to the lack of state income tax. Property values in more rural areas are still quite low, and property is affordable. If you can find any conversation or controversy about "the homeless population" stay away. There are homeless everywhere in...

Installed Lamin-X on KC Gravity Pro6 and fog lights. Amber on the outer 4 and fogs, clear on the inner 4 I like the KC lights, but I really don't know why they don't offer amber lenses on the LED product, or even clear covers. They have amber covers and black covers, I want to be able to use my...