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I have not tried to air-flush mine but it's an interesting idea. I keep it full with water from the tap most of the time and have yet to have any issues. I purchased a second outlet so in theory if I were to open the outlet at the opposite end from the air valve while adding air pressure, I...

This is great to know, as I was completely serious about combining the two. I have the Roadshower4 7 gal version which can pressurized to as high as 65 psi. I love it and it works for us in about 75% of situations for having a pressurized warm water option. Recently though, we've found...

Did you even read this thread? Please show me where I said I'm going to "gravity feed" the tankless WH. Geez man.... I'm not offended but I agree with Ryan, you do come across with a negative attitude. It is possible to share your experiences without being critical of other people's choices...

I might have to hook up my Roadshower4 to a tankless water heater and see what happens:grinning:

It's all of these improvements that has me back to considering the iKamper again. This addresses most of my issues with the original version and the new 1 bolt mounting bracket is super slick. My RTT goes back and forth between our trailer and the Jeep and those brackets would negate the need...

That's still pressure from a pump. Glad it works for you as I doubt the water fountain pump puts out the water pressure spec'd by the tankless water heater, but hey if it works to your satisfaction that's all that matters. I've camped with a couple folks using the tankless water heaters and...

Thanks for the info! I really like the new features added to the 2.0 version so I'm back to considering it again. The quick setup and take down is high on my list, with how it handles wind a close second.

It should also be pointed out that the individual driving the 4Runner that mis-judged the turn did not survive.

I'm curious how the IKamper does noise-wise in the desert winds so frequent in SoCal deserts? I'm figuring it's somewhere in between a classic RTT and a hardshell like a Jame Baroud.

How do you pressurize the water for your tankless water heater?

Just providing some info, wasn't meant to sway one way or the other. [emoji106]

According to a post on Instagram, Clay from XOverland had some input into the Overlander and they will be using it on their next adventure and doing a review soon.

I saw these at Expo this year, and really liked them. They aren't cheap but they do appear to be very well made and they don't require a huge down payment or have long lead times. It's one of those trailers that keeps cycling back through my mind.

As much as I enjoy the various map options in Gaia, you definitely need to know where you are headed prior to your departure. Map downloading with Gaia is painfully slow even with fast internet and a good tablet. I found myself in exactly the situation you describe after ExpoWest where I ended...

Hey Dom, we're heading out earlier in the week this year, but we'll see you round the campfire for sure!

Here's my setup, although apologies for not the best pic. I bolted the ham chassis to the bottom of the seat which keeps it up out of the way. Head unit is on a 67 Designs JK mount, next to the tablet on the same. Inreach SE is behind the tablet on a JeepUniq mount, you can see the yellow...

Nice! I may do something similar. There is not a ton of real estate in the JK that isn't being used so I may just hide the extension away behind the dash.

I didn't need to extend the control head cable in my Jeep with the unit under the passenger seat and the control head mounted in the center of the dash. I do agree the Mic cable is too short and will be ordering an extension for it. I will also be ordering the speaker as the Jeep is a bit...

I've been gathering a few bits to setup my FTM400. I decided to switch from a Vector Offroad dock and ram mounts in the JK to the 67Designs mounting system. I ordered a Lido mount for the FTM which I'm going to combine with a Ram Plastic Socket Cradle connector to simplify things a bit and...

Sounds like a plan! We were trying to camp in a group with folks we convoyed in with from LA and that went out the window pretty quickly as we all got split up in the line. The year before was so much easier, show up anytime after noon on Thursday and drive right into the camp and check in...