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Also if anyone wants to go on 3n16 (big bear lake area) March 10th, i can lead a small group. 33" tires are fine. Radio needed.

Socal has a lot of groups for sure, almost too many. If I'm not working Saturday, I'd love to join.

Ah ok. I work this saturday, so unfortunately i cant go. I am going tomorrow, crabflats/3n16.

What date? I live at few hours away.

Yeah, went to 1/4 from 3/8 and didn't seem to affect the flow at all.

Finally setup my roofrack and solar panel. Was about to wire them today, but the RV cable sealer i got was too poorly made, so I have to return it and order a different one.

Tested out the new dual hose, and they work fantastic! Cut down on filling time by a lot! Usually I'm last to fill (since I'm on 38x13.5x17), but I finished earlier than everyone last time we went wheeling. Very happy with my setup.

Ah that's good to know. I may attempt to do this. I have an ecoflow wave2 and want to experiment with the AC when it gets warmer. Thing eats a lot of juice.

Did you install it yourself? I've always been curious about doing this but not a fan of doing electrical work. Also only have a delta 2, and no plans for 2000wh yet. I have a 120w panel that keeps the delta 2 topped off for the most part, just an alpicool fridge/freezer.

Roofrack finally goes on this week.

Just curious, so i remove the core from stem, then pop on my compressor? I didn't seem to have any issues with filling time with the factory viair hose clamp, just that the clamping itself was really bad, but still filled the tires at a decent speed.

Upgrade the hose on my viair 440p. The clamping nozzle was driving me crazy, never clamped on the tire valve. So I got a dual hose, spiral hose, and smaller quick fit connectors. Looks good on paper, but hoping the 1/4 quick connects aren't too small and slow down the air flow, the original...

Majority of my camping is with my 2 dogs. I feel obliged when I camp with other people, its nice at times with some good buddies, but I really prefer it alone. A lot more quiet, and makes a different experience for sure. I notice the sky a lot more too, at night that is.

My wife almost bought a Subaru outlander (I believe). I was already looking up lift kits, roofracks, and tires. There's a decent size market, and wouldn't be hard to do at all. Luckily for me, she decided on a Kia. More money on my vehicle hehe.

Been camping all my life, offroading a little over a decade. My rig is offroad first, camping 2nd. No camping stuff that compromises it's capability (like a RTT). Maybe my roofrack adds a little top weight, but not enough to notice. Dunno why, I want to avoid the overland look on my daily...

Nothing, but did a photoshoot with a new flashlight that just came in. Its a neat flashlight too, has 3 lighting options. Flood light, spot light, and side light (which has many features/colors/flash). Also can be a power bank as it uses two 4000mah 18650s.

What kind of knives do you have?

Got my 1st ebike. Has fat tires, so probably would do well on dirt.

I heard they weren't great for uneven terrain? Any truth to this?

As long as it can run free in the wild...