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LOL ... not the healthiest option around, but if it works ... If I were to do it again, I'd put a travel oven in again. Air fryers are much faster and more convenient and flexible, but there isn't one that's worth a penny that is small and tough enough to carry around in an overlander. So...

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So, to answer a few of the questions I've received here and on other forums: Traveling with a dog: A small(ish) dog is probably okay with you in the camper, maybe up to the size and agility of a border collie. I would not recommend using this rig with a larger dog, since the interior is small...

Thank you! Very much appreciated!

Jeep Gladiator • 2023 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon EcoDiesel, purchased in spring 2023 • ~ 23k miles • All services done, upcoming one will get done as well • Located in Las Vegas, Nevada • Clean title This is the perfect overlanding, hunting, or travel rig to go...

So, here it is, a feature walk through ... if you have some time to burn, might be interesting:

So, some things come to an end. We are going to sell the rig. Ad and video coming soon. If you are interested or know somebody who's interested, ping me. We are in Las Vegas, the price will be very competitive.

Sorry, only saw this now since I haven't been around for a while, we've been busy with other things. For trips I pre-cook rice since we like brown rice which cooks forever. The rest is really just up to your taste. We can cook pretty much everything we want on the trip, but we do cook things...

I wrote the converter for the iOverlander data myself, if you have trouble, let me know.

For traveling, here's a sample screenshot from our trip last year, showing potential camp spots (imported from iOverlander, dark green being official or semi-official places, light green are "wild-camping" spots):

Circling back to this topic. For traveling I found OsmAnd with imported iOverlander data pretty much exactly what I was looking for. It actually does have a good amount of non-paved roads in many areas, works world-wide (with different data granularity), is 100% offline, navigation is fine, is...

This was the last night of our Alaska trip: Back in California, somewhere along 101, right on the coast. It was a great trip!

The little things I can reconfigure. For example: It’s easy to move remove the bear container, replace with a 5 gallon NATO. can, move the Shovel to a better place and replace the small Pelican with a single larger one. That takes care of the rear door, bear containerr, and Rotopax AluCab tent...

No, it isn’t. I should have updated the thread. Sorry.

The Firebox is actually gone. Sorry for not updating. Doing this now.