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Going to hope to make this! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Overland Bound Talk mobile app

not sure why its not showing up at all, but here is my setup. Its a double slide out with a table top and storage, and the right side is a single slide out with storage in it. Thats a 50qt arb fridge. In the left drawer, i keep my coleman stove, a backpacking stove, a good knife, and some...

not sure why its not showing up at all, but here is my setup. Its a double slide out with a table top and storage, and the right side is a single slide out with storage in it. Thats a 50qt arb fridge. In the left drawer, i keep my coleman stove, a backpacking stove, a good knife, and some...

ive been wearing a casio protrek 5100 series for over 2 years of daily use. Its held up great, solar powered, and has quite a few built in features such as a compass, baro, altimeter, backlight, thermometer, and several misc features

how does one go about notifying about members meeting up in person and such?

cast iron skillets and a good dutch oven. with those things, there isnt anything you cant cook out on a trail or at camp

ive never had a issue with my lights getting hot at all. ive had them running for well over 2 hours and they were stil able to be touched. they were a little warm, but you wont get burned by them or melt any plastic where they are mounted. Im very impressed with them for the price i paid. I...

they are supposed to be 9w each, and there are 12 of them. One of them was DOA and i never bothered to measure the true wattage of them. However, they work excellent for what i installed them for. They work great for kitchen lighting, map lighting, or anything else i would need back there. The...

We have a massive influx of people moving here from cali for many reasons. There are quite a few jobs that will be opening up depending on your field here very soon. Toyota is moving their headquarters here, and our housing market is booming too. like @thewildferret mentioned, it really is...

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there is no real "ozark trail". its just a culmination of several roads in a planned route per se. We just competed in the Overland Challenge and had a blast. We did a scouting run a month ago, and were also out there in april for a fun trip, and did not hit any of the same trails at any time...

that would be a good thing!

im using backcountry navigator on a galaxy s5 (android). its great! it has a crap ton of features and a pretty good learning curve to go with it, but its def worth it. you have a large selection of maps to choose from (some are free, and some you have to have a annual subscription to download)...

pretty sure its the exact same one as harbor freight, just a different label

i have submitted several route files over to @administrator. Hopefully he will post them up soon. anything in particular you are looking for?

Thays why I'm running a smittybilt x20 winch. Waterproof out of the box, amd made to be run while submerged

The biggest advantage of synthetic is the safety. If it happens to break, there is little to no recoil. Another aspect that is great is its lightweight, and also floats on water. May not seem like a big deal, but if you have to pull your winch line while stuck in a creek or river, its easily...

like i mentioned before, some winches can and will draw upwards of 400 amps on a hard pull. thats why very few people put in circuit protections. if you take care in routing your wires and securing them, you shouldnt have any issues with shorts.

put it on a forest green t-shirt with a gold OB emblem on the front left chest area and you have a winner

just make sure they can handle the amp load going through. Last thing you want to do out on a trail is melt that connector and have a winch that will no longer work