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It’s been over a year since the last trip with the teardrop. Lots of water under the bridge. Lots of dust on that trip. A cut tire. Then 400 miles of rain to wash the dust off, and keep the compromised tire cool enough to last the trip home.

I also added an amber light bar. For off road dust. Will need a rear one of some sort too.

Overland Hound approval.

$400/lb

You have to tell them the name of your neighborhood.

Next steps.

NMO is always better for an antenna. That is the most common mount type.

West coast, my recommendation would be ham. Really anywhere, but that’s another matter. A mobile is definitely the choice over a handheld ,just due to power output. Either way get an exterior antenna. You can start with a basic 2 meter rig for lower entry cost. This will almost always be a...

Another wheel so my spare is the same size as the rest.

Jackery 1000 and a solar panel for the win.

I’d think it would be pretty easy to use some aluminum tubing to make slip on table leg extensions to lift a standard one 6-8”. The benefit is the packed size doesn’t get any longer.

Some of the tiny trailer guys have done variations on this. All are custom fabricated.

Wow, tandem axle. How much weight is this designed for?

Personal Experience?

There’s a bunch around Cloudroft/Ruidoso. Both Enchanted Rockies Trail and the NMBDR go through the area.

Sneak peek.

Ecoflow or something along that line.

I dunno, did you: Pass the drone pilot’s exam Buy a Skottle Put a Trasheroo on your rig . … . . Welcome aboard.