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Some excellent photos, both above and on your flickr account. Nice to see other disco owners on the forum :wink:

Excellent write up. I have bought four of these as they are incredibly cheap, but very useful. I am taking my Ham radio licence, but have been using them on the PMR channels. They came in very useful on my trip through the pyrenees and several trail trips in the UK. I also bought a CB as...

agreed. Be nice to meet others from the forum.

Greetings from the UK. great vids.

Thats what I have as well. Very solid. Got mine off eBay, but they were shipped from Australia to the UK. Still only £20. Felt like good value.

Today I was reading a thread and came across a post by @WayfaringWestward and decided to follow his Facebook link in the signature area. I spotted a link to the expedition portal for an article on water crossings. I read the article and it is very informative, but also very funny. Here is a...

Cheers @expeditionnorth - I would love to take you up on the offer in the future. The US trails look awesome. Likewise, if you ever fancy coming to the UK then I would be happy to show you around, offer accommodation etc.

I don't have a BOB as its more likely that i would bug in than out. Again though, I live in the UK where nothing happens, particularly as regards weather. That said, I have a get home bag that is in my truck in case of an incident.

what an excellent story for your wedding ring. Something so special has such a special history. I have only seen the SR71 in Washington whilst I was working with the VA on trips to the DC. It always looked amazing, although so did the rest of the exhibits. Congrats on the wedding. You...

I take my hat off to you. That is excellent work. Mine in comparison is paltry, but I really don't have the room at the moment for more than a couple of months worth of food. That is going to change in the new year as we have our house on the market and are looking at buying a small 5 acre...

looks pretty descent and the price is ok. As above, let us know how you get on. I could certainly use it to make things less cluttered in my works laptop bag which currently houses my edc kit. However the wide pockets in my laptop bag mean everything moves around too freely and always looks a...

true - my lr3 is a 2.7 diesel and easily does 100 at cruise, the LR4 could go quicker but to be honest at that speed, I am not comfortable that I can respond quick enough should I need to. Plus of course, anything over 70 is illegal. The twin turbo on the LR4 is awesome so you might want to...

diesel all the way. Then again we have lots of choice in the UK and most 4x4s already sold with diesel engines. As above, reliability and efficiency.

This is brilliant. Thanks for sharing, my nephew has a 3d printer so I will see if he can print it for me.

me too - was not expecting that. very funny though

As above, I think if you have owned the rig for a while, know its history, happy with the money you have invested to date, then update rather than replace. Not sure about the engines and gears, but diesel is a good choice. Mine is only a 2,7 V6 but I get 28 MPG from it. As for pin striping...

thanks for sharing. Looks like a great trip with some awesome pictures.

lol - thats exactly what I was thinking. Small jet engine was first thought. Inline filter is way more boring than a flux capacitor. Love what you have done to your Jeep though @timberwolf_120

I watched cappys video a few weeks back on the jeep wave. Very funny and worth the time to watch.

I currently use a number of cameras, a nikon coolpix bridge camera - ok for stills and video but a bit clumsy a go pro hero 3 - great for just fixing to the windscreen or outside of the vehicle. It also goes onto my drone. Main camera is my iPhone 6 plus. My brother is a CAA qualified drone...