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In other words, just like some overlanders.

The 70s are back!

Part of the the hill country loop. I put a short video of it on the James River thread.

I did some water crossings on Sunday.

Back ordered 6 months is spot on.

If a security system costs $199, how much does a security system cost? Ha ha ha…to the bank.

River crossing from both directions. The water was way low this trip.

I have one, with the LG compressor even. I’ve had it just over a year. I don’t run it 24/7, and leave it with the lid propped open when it’s off. It does live in my rig permanently though.

Last weekend

Trasheroo, YouTube channel, drone, skottle, 8 sets of max tracks, 14 ton winch. . … . sense of humor!

That’s awesome

Two legged varmints, four legged varmints, or falling off mountains dangers?

Psst @Coreymol this weekend if you’re interested.

This was in 2020.

Be sure to bring a decent camera. The wildflowers ought to be going berserk about this timeframe.

Bingo. There is a BDR in many western states. It’s a Backcountry Discovery Route, and most were mapped by adventure bike riders. They are typically referred to by state abbreviations, eg. WY, NM, OK, and the rest. The WYBDR was just released on February 1.

Is this a new radio, or new to you setup? If it’s used, it could be a loose or intermittent co-ax connection. @Adventures with Penny had the microphone cable break and create something similar to what you described.

It depends where you are. I’ve been on much of the NMBDR, it’s fine for most overland vehicles. Parts of the OKBDR are practically rock crawling, not my thing.

Nice winch setup. I’ve been thinking about a similar arrangement.