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Have a wonderful trip! We will Follow along and see where you go!

I am in so cal. We were just up in Monterey! Do you ever go to central Cali? I got pismo on my next trip end of month

The solar is directly into the EcoFlow (the camper has +\- wires down into the camper). And the rest of the wires (in a prewired harness) are going to a fuse panel - which is powered by a harness we made and powered by the EcoFlow.

@@WhatTheHegg thank you...Good to know as I am getting my alu cab soon and I'm using ecoflow delta 2 max as my power source for a Global trip

The camper will work in 90F (we actually did summer camping) but I have to say - heat is always rough bc it tests your overall endurance. The awning does great in heat - you can tell the temp difference. We run fans inside the camper bed platform at night. It helps cool. But the campers insulated sides really keeps the warmth in. If you don’t have bugs outside, you can open all 3 windows and mesh. If you have bugs - it’s a little rough. Be hot or get bit. I have seen people flip the door - the handle to open will Just be at the top of the door. You can switch the awning and shower - don’t quote me (check with the dealer) but I believe it will use the hardware from the AluCab Khaya? And the shower can be switched too. I’ve seen it done but you might not get the tree deflector. It was something to that extent. Hope this helps!

Yesss!!!

I have Diode Dynamics SS5 CrossLink 7-Pod LED Light Bar (One) - the 7 light fits the Animas light bar wind fairing cut out. I will get the install video out as soon as I can 😊

Hence the ability to recharge to 100% by the end of the day plays big importance

We are so grateful for a beautiful interior! Thank you for addressing all our build needs with this custom layout that accommodates the battery and fridge! ❤we love it

😂😂😂 brandon said there’s a lot of those opportunities in this video 😂😂😂

Subbed, sister! #yotafam #asianfam 😁

Hey! The flat grey top with handle is our EcoFlow Delta 2 Max - we decided to go with a portable battery system. I can do a whole video on how and why. We got our toilet at REI. It’s the Go Anywhere (briefcase cassette style) - we use it in conjunction with the AluCab Shower Cube for privacy. *using the bathroom inside the camper is up to you and how comfortable you are with your travel partner. When solo - it really is use as you need! If we were to do this build again - I would opt for a Long Bed 6’ Tacoma. As much as we want a Tundra - the full size truck would make it a little more challenging for some locations - limiting our reach. ****but for my 6’5” fiance - it would mean he gets some more room!!! The top tip for picking a rig - is HOW MUCH SPACE we didn’t think about. Every square ft does matter. Hope this helps!

I put the rig on a scale the other day - but it was a pre-loaded weight (empty water tank, empty fridge, no bags packed for 2 people, no extra drinking water, outside fireplace, extra propane…) it came in at totaling 6,520lbs. Suspension currently, Kings 2.0, SPC UCAs, ToyoTires Open Country 295/17, Rays 05x (5 wheels) and a body mount chop (BMC), *OME Heavy / 800lbs - which they are flat at the moment **I will be glad to do a video on suspension - I have actually gone through 2 sets of leafs and going to upgrade once again.

@@WhatTheHegg I would love to see that video - as the extra weight on the back would have an impact on the suspension. I did upgrade my brakes with the plan of getting a camper on top but wasn't sure what to do about the suspension.

Thank you 🙌

We absolutely love our canopy camper. The best part is you can make it as simple or as accessorized as you like. It fits two up top perfectly! I am 5’1” and my fiance is 6’6” and he can sleep comfortably on his back. We can even leave the hatch open when the Dickinson Heater is on - for the heat to come up to the top. We sleep with a bed topper, down comforter and 2 pillows each. And it all fits in the sleeping area - without having to remove any of it between trips.

@@WhatTheHegg thanks!

@sponsoredbywifey - game changing interior

We got ours at TinyRig Co in Westminster, CA

The weight on the back with interior has effected the Leaf pack - we currently have OME Heavy but they are flat (aka maxed) - so we are upgrading and want to have atleast a 1000-1200lb capable set. As for off-roading, we’re doing easy to moderate trails - and it’s definitely a base camp now. We have a 4Runner that does all the wheeling and off-roading. The overall weight, I will and need to go get it weighted. I would love to know where that number is now. 😂

Thanks for the info… my goal is to try to build something that can “wheel” and be my camp…. Not a full on wheeler but good stuff to get me where I want to go : ) have a nice day…

Hello… another quick question… do you know if you can stand on the roof when it is down? Thank you…

That is a GP Factor Folding Table with Bamboo pull out - we love it!!!!

Is this a serious comment?

I too like the part where it doesn't break down at all

@@worstusername22 It wasn't shown in this video, but that truck broke a tie rod at this event. Wheel nearly fell off.

yeah it did just not in the vid​@@worstusername22

Breaking bolts and parts while off roading is par for the course. No bigge.

@@damonried1720 But it was on flat dirt, not tough off roading.

I’m stoked with the camper!!! Loving every bit of it and can’t wait to go out as much as possible now!!