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Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Was going to ask if you get enough heat from the stove to eventually melt the snow and create a muddy situation inside the awning room, then I saw your location and suspect that doesn't happen very often.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas.

Very interesting as well. Thanks for providing the link to TR4 for more details.

Super. Thanks for the clarification.

I look forward to hearing about your continued experiences.

Super. So tell me about the weights... How much and where are they attached to the iPad?

Fair enough and thanks for the clarification... Although I have been on sections of the Interstate highway system that were way rougher than a lot of the dirt, backroads around here. :-)

Great pics. Thanks for sharing. Read about the concrete arrows and airmail system a few years ago. Cool to see one.

I'll agree with the location... And await your review of the chairs. :-) Enjoy yourself while there.

I am diggin' this and look forward to seeing progress pics. Kudos to you for having the kiddos are involved.

Very creative. Do you get much "bouncing" or "slapping" of the iPad against the dash when on rough terrain?

Interested in this as well.

I keep inching towards the ARB awning and room attachment. Really like the versatility of it. Seems it would be marginally easier to set up as compared to my stand alone tent and the thought of being able to pull off the road while traveling, set up just the awning and enjoy a meal or the...

Nice video. Thanks for making me aware of this tent. There are certainly some things to like about it... But some areas of concern as well... Can I only tie open the door flap and mesh? What do you do on a summer night with a little breeze when you want to let the air in but not the insects...

PIA because we have become an "instant gratification" society? I don't think Gobi hides the fact that it will take a minimum of 12-16 weeks, if not more for delivery of their product. If you don't want to wait, find something else. "Demanding" they provide you with a rack sooner than that...

Good looking rig. I have the Flyer XLT (without the pull out kitchen). I don't take it out near enough, but when I do, it is so nice to just be able to pull up somewhere, crawl in and go to sleep. :-)

Good job with the video and the build. Very interesting. Just curious as to why you set the RTT so "high" on the supports. Was there something that you were trying to fit underneath it?

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. Unfortunate about your accident. However, glad you are still here and able to enjoy the outdoors in another fashion. Enjoy!

Welcome to the forum from West Texas.

Welcome to the forum from West Texas. A lot of knowledge in these forums and great people to go along with it.