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There should be an outdoor parking lot right outside the boat terminals. Plenty of tourist walking by so the bad guys would have to be ballsy to attempt something around a croud of people? You'd hope.

I haven't read every post here, but yes there are some 'overland' gear that is very expensive. The gear that I see that are expensive seem to be gear that is built in small quantities, hand made, unique design, and/or something hardly no one is making. So those companies have to charge more to...

I only mention my garage opener because as you just noted my garage / home is 20 years old lol. It’s on borrowed time. So when I do take out my daily driver I’m like, hope the garage opens when I get home lol.

My truck is most of the time my daily driver only because to get to my daily driver (2018 Volvo XC90) out of the garage I have to move the truck from the driveway. It's easier to just get in the truck and drive away lol. Plus, I don't like opening and closing the garage due to wear and tear...

My 2002 Silverado 2500hd is not worth much if it did get into an accident. I probably wouldn't start over immediately. If I did, however, I still stick with a full size truck. I can't see myself going smaller, even though there are some awesome mid-size trucks out there.

I don't OL as much as I like, but the gear that I have collected so far as been multi-purpose, which is the mindset I have used in choosing what gear to buy. Things like my fridge, Jackery, portable lights, etc. I have used for power outages, normal land travel, and really just to have for...

Yup since it was/is a DIY set based on my existing setup, the risers do get in the way. However, I just loosen the turnbuckles and the cables come right off and/or away from the hood. Maybe a minute a side at most.

Needed something to do. So I installed limb risers for heck of it. I like it.

Congrats on getting your Tech license. I think the first thing I did was check for any firmware updates, then I programmed my unit with stations/repeaters I think/thought I might need. Where ever you think you might travel, just plug those in and the rest just put on a piece of paper. I put a...

ok sounds good thanks!

Hi Jeff, So the EG group will meet tomorrow at 6:30'ish at Steve's Pizza, instead of the normal every third Thursday, which would have been last Thursday? Thanks, Rolando

Thank you!

Nice looking unit!

I made my own wire loom. The lights have about a foot long of positive/negative wires coming out of them. I connected them all together, two on each side, then connected to central wire that goes down cab.

Topping off my dual batteries with my trickle charger since it's not raining today.

This is the remote fob I used to connect the lights https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01EXKUP5C?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title I addition here are some pictures of the wiring. So down the back, underneath truck, up through tailgate crack, then to universal remote.

Here are the pictures of the lights mounted. Tomorrow I’ll take pictures of the wiring.

I installed 4 LED lights, 2 on each side of my camper shell. I ran the wires in-between the shell and cab, just like you have in mind, then ran it down, and under towards the back and up inside the shell where I have a solar battery. I turn it on/off using a wireless remote fob I got from...

If you want to go the roof tent mount on camper shell, then I would definitely look for on that is reinforced from the inside or one that you can add a contractor's type reinforcement on the outside of shell, especially if putting 4 kids. I have a camper shell and was thinking the same, but...

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