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Topoak 270° Awning Analysis: Is It Worth the Hype?
Are you curious if the Topoak 270-Degree Awning is worth buying? Watch this video to find out! I will share my experience using this awning on my Jeep Gladiator while camping and overlanding. After spending the summer and fall stuck in the Missouri weather patterns of rain, wind, and hot sun, I will give you my opinion.
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I Tried the Tactical Key Fob for 30 Days and It Changed My Life!
Переглядів 2839 годин тому
Revolutionize your everyday carry with the EDC key fob for Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator; that's changing the game! In this video, we're putting the AJT Designs key fob to the test to see if it truly lives up to its promise. As a proud owner of a Jeep JL Wrangler, you know how frustrating it can be to deal with a key that springs out of your pocket from the key fob. But what if we told you a solu...
Rooftop Tent Hacks That ACTUALLY Help
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How to convert the overland budget Top Oak rooftop Galaxy 1.0 tent into an even better one for my Jeep Gladiator overland vehicle that works for Toyota and Bronco as well: I fixed the ladder problems and added USB, USB-C, and a Solar panel to make this the best budget tent ever! FYI, the Tent Air Mattress is 75" X 50" our "full". I receive a small commission on the following products; thank you...
Starlink: How I power it for overlanding
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I found a way to modify a mount to work on the roof rack on my Jeep Gladiator. This would work for Toyota, Bronco, or any overland vehicle. I also found several ways to power the Starlink Mini with dual lithium 100amp-hour batteries without a power inverter and save on power consumption while using the Starlink Mini at camp. Notice I may make a small percentage on the following: #commissionsear...
Water Storage Hacks For Overlanding & Camping
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Looking for easy DIY solutions for overland and extra water storage? Check out this video for tips on setting up your water tank and pump system. Learn the 21-gallon water hack every Overlander needs to know! This tip will revolutionize your overland adventures from Jeep gladiators to Toyota trucks. Here are the materials I ordered and used in the video. #commissionsearned amzn.to/4f9qn0g NOTIC...
Camping with Your K9 in Style Thanks to This One Window Hack
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This video is about how I made my Jeep Gladiator more dog-friendly by creating a way to roll down the Jeep's rear windows. This gives the dog more airflow, keeps him from jumping out and getting bitten, and makes the K9 safer in case of an automobile crash. This also gives your dog a safe place to sleep at camp while Overlanding or boondocking in your Jeep Gladiator, Toyota Tacoma, JK Wrangler,...
Camping Like a Pro in My SmittyBilt Scout Trailer Was a Game Changer!
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Camping like a pro in my Smittybilt Scout trailer was a complete game-changer! Watch this video to see how this adventure trailer made my camping experience unforgettable. Enjoy the sounds of camping and the views of Table Rock Lake. 2024 overland trips were full of Cicada sounds! Join us while we explore Mark Twain Forest in a Smitybilt Scout custom trailer and camp on Tablerock Lake, bringing...
How a Solar Storm Could Collapse Society
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As our society becomes increasingly reliant on technology, a catastrophic event like a solar storm could have devastating consequences, compromising our risk management strategies and putting our security at risk. A powerful solar flare could cripple our power grids, communication systems, and even our security management infrastructure, leaving us vulnerable to threats. In this video, we'll ex...
The Best Holsters for Security Guard Vests
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Regarding security guard vests, having the right holster can make all the difference in safety and efficiency. This video will review the best holsters for security guard vests, considering factors such as comfort, accessibility, and durability. Whether working in armed patrol, event safety, or event surveillance, having a reliable holster is crucial for effective patrol strategies and tactics....
The SHOCKING Truth About Police Scanners (2024)
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This video warns viewers of the dangers of listening to and chasing police calls while working as a security guard. It will also cover the dos and don'ts and the advantages of listening to emergency calls for service. #securityguard #security #securityguardcompany #task9security
Revealing My Background and the Exciting Journey Ahead!
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In this video, I'm revealing my background as an ex-cop turned CEO of security and investigations and sharing the exciting journey ahead as I build Jeeps and overland vehicles. Join me on this adventure!
How to Become a Bail Bondsman (Missouri Bail Bonds Training Class)
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Are you interested in pursuing a career as a bail bondsman in Missouri? This video provides a comprehensive guide to becoming a successful bondsman in the state, covering the necessary education, training, and licensing requirements. Learn about the bail process, procedures, and practices to help you excel in this field. Discover the essential job skills and business tips to thrive in the bail ...
Extreme Snow Play: TASK9 Security Officers Get Paid to Have Fun!
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Watch Springfield, Missouri, TASK9 security officers make the best of a wintery shift in the Ozarks with frozen streets! See how they have fun in the snow while staying on guard. Armed Security Guards in the snow. This video was made for entertainment to show the public that even Security Guards must deal with the freezing 0-degree temperatures and slick streets and sidewalks. The TASK9 Securit...
Missouri 24hr Bail Bonds and Surety Recovery Agent Class
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Join our Missouri 24-hour Bail Bonds and Surety Recovery Agent Class, better known as bounty hunters, led by industry expert Tim Brenner, to learn the ins and outs of the bail bonds business. Whether you're looking to start a new business or expand your current one, our comprehensive training will provide the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in fugitive recovery and bail enforcement. Our ...
Why choose TASK9 Security Guards in Missouri and Arkansas
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Why choose TASK9 Security Guards in Missouri and Arkansas
Dogs vs. Fire: How Canines Detect Arson
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Dogs vs. Fire: How Canines Detect Arson
You Won't Believe How Dogs Detect Bombs!
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You Won't Believe How Dogs Detect Bombs!
7 steps on protecting yourself from viruses and diseases on contact surface.
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7 steps on protecting yourself from viruses and diseases on contact surface.
How to Make a Smoky Old Fashioned (with a DIY Smoker)
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How to Make a Smoky Old Fashioned (with a DIY Smoker)
Low-Calorie Smokey Old Fashioned: The Guilt-Free Cocktail
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Low-Calorie Smokey Old Fashioned: The Guilt-Free Cocktail
The Coolest Spy Gadgets of the Year
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The Coolest Spy Gadgets of the Year
Master the Art of Refilling a Butane Lighter!
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Master the Art of Refilling a Butane Lighter!
Transform Your Cigar Ashtray with This Simple Trick!
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Transform Your Cigar Ashtray with This Simple Trick!
Behind Closed Doors: The Hidden World of a CEO
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Behind Closed Doors: The Hidden World of a CEO

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  • @devinfantasia2243
    @devinfantasia2243 14 годин тому

    I ordered the one on Ebay that looks identical. It was a pain to get the battery in (I had to bend the wavy metal outward a bit), but it feels super high quality and is way cheaper.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 13 годин тому

      Thank you for the comment, I haven't seen them yet, just looked on eBay, the jerry can and the one with the jeep grill are pretty cool too, thanks for sharing, that's what I love about jeeps, always something new!

  • @sgtrat87
    @sgtrat87 16 годин тому

    I picked up a 270 awning a couple of years ago, cheap. I use those TopOak brackets to attach it to my tent. They're awesome. As to staking down the awning, if it's windy, stake it down at the poles. If it's raining, stake down between the poles to keep water from pooling. I've had mine up in a tropical storm, and yes, I had it staked at both poles and mid points. I usually always stake out the outside poles for rigidity. Attach a couple of eyebolts to the channel of your tent and use that to attach the tension cord. The one on your passenger side can be close to the rear as it's just to tension the awning. That'll keep it out of the way of your ladder and privacy enclosure. I run a very similar setup to yours so I've figured this out over the past couple years. When it comes time to replace my current awning (starting to show some wear and tear) I'll pickup the TopOak. I'm hoping they release a wall kit for it.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 13 годин тому

      Thank you for your comment, and I like the idea of the eye bolts, I will have to install those, it makes sense! I haven't been in that bad of a storm yet! I would like to see sides as well, it does have velcro all around the edge of it so if they don't come up with one, I will rig something up. I think you will be happy with it.

  • @NatMcGuire-q2b
    @NatMcGuire-q2b День тому

    What a great idea thanks for sharing!!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 18 годин тому

      Thanks for the comment, I think it’s a good solution too!

  • @NatMcGuire-q2b
    @NatMcGuire-q2b День тому

    I like how the awning trick will keep the water off!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 День тому

      Thank you for your comment, yes, it was a game changer once we figured it out!

  • @nancydetwiler762
    @nancydetwiler762 День тому

    Very cool!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 День тому

      Thank you for the comment Nancy! It's been a game changer!

  • @whatwasthat3269
    @whatwasthat3269 3 дні тому

    Have the exact same roof tent, awning and shower room. Love it.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 3 дні тому

      Thank you for the comment, yes, I 100 percent agree, everything works well together and I love it as well!

  • @jeimukhun18
    @jeimukhun18 11 днів тому

    hi! hope everything is well. I just want to ask about what kind of awning brackets are you using? thanks. great video btw. cheers!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 днів тому

      Hi, Thank you for your comment. All is cold, but well... lol. I hope you're doing well too. Those are the Top Oak 270-degree awning brackets. I found them on Top Oak's website under the accessories tab. I did not like the ones it came with, but I do like these ones as they ride a lot closer.

    • @jeimukhun18
      @jeimukhun18 11 днів тому

      @@covertceo8003 Thank you so much! :)

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 днів тому

      Anytime, have great one!

  • @sgtrat87
    @sgtrat87 11 днів тому

    I have a very similar setup. Been running the same topper and TopOak tent for two years now. I like you ladder trick. Makes me think that's the way they intended it to be used. I pack my tent opposite of you though. I make the bed, laying the blankets nice and flat. The pillows go all the way to the front (I have the same mattress), cross bar goes down and then the ladder goes at the rear in the hoop of the cross bat. This way, when I pull in to camp, I hop on the tailgate, open the tent, pull the ladder out, pull the hoop all the way forward, open the valves on the mattress so it can inflate and then set up the ladder and finish deploying the tent.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 днів тому

      Thank you for your comment; that makes sense. Next time, I will reverse the pillows and ladder and check it out, as it seems more efficient. Together, we'll make this the best tent! Thanks.

  • @GUINNESSNOC
    @GUINNESSNOC 11 днів тому

    How do you like your We Boost? I like the hacks. I have the same RTT and have done similar updates. Thanks for good Beta!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 днів тому

      Thank you for your comment; I appreciate it, and it has made things a lot better for us in the RTT. I like WeBoost. As long as there is at least one signal bar, it performs well, typically adding one or two more bars at most. However, I have not picked up a signal when there are no bars before turning it on. This could be due to our location, though. Thanks again!

  • @CannedNirvana
    @CannedNirvana 18 днів тому

    Great tips! Thank you for posting. I have been looking for a way to connect the Starlink Mini to a USB-C receptacle. I like the idea of having two options, one with USB and the other using an AC receptacle with a longer cord hooked into the inverter.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 18 днів тому

      Thank you for your comment. I agree that having the 50-foot cord is nice when you're tucked in the trees, but the shorter USB-C makes sense.

  • @NatMcGuire-q2b
    @NatMcGuire-q2b 21 день тому

    What a great idea! How long was the install time?

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 21 день тому

      Install wasn't bad, about 10 minutes, figuring out what to use in place of a powerstation took the most time.

  • @NatMcGuire-q2b
    @NatMcGuire-q2b Місяць тому

    Absolutely a genius! What a great concept. This is wonderful if you’ve got a family who loves the great outdoors and being comfortable that you will never run out of water.❤

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 Місяць тому

      @@NatMcGuire-q2b Thank you very much, it’s a good survival upgrade.

  • @utrinqueparatusman
    @utrinqueparatusman Місяць тому

    Good idea for the windows but your dog also needs a steel crate securely attached. Jeep has a fiberglass top so if your ever on an accident and it gets wrecked your dog is safe!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 Місяць тому

      Thank you for the comment, yes, I agree with you that would provide the most overall protection. Got to keep our loved ones safe!

  • @arc0623
    @arc0623 Місяць тому

    Hi and thanks for the video. Where did you get the cargo net at. Thank you

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 Місяць тому

      Hello, Thank you for the comment, I'm happy you liked it. Here is my amazon link I established after getting a lot of questions of where I found the materials, you can use this link or use it to find one, I do get a small commission. amzn.to/3BPkZBr

  • @4x4ready
    @4x4ready 2 місяці тому

    Damn good idea, functional and looks great. Would be cool if the window trim can somehow contain a border to fasten it, making it drill - less

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Totally with you on that! A no-drill option would be best. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

  • @underabigsky
    @underabigsky 2 місяці тому

    Excellent video! I travel w mine. This particular dog was trained to protect the vehicle. You should make pre cut panels for common applications. I’d buy one.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Thanks for watching! It’s great to hear that you travel with yours, too; mine won't let me leave without him. Pre-cut panels sound like a fantastic idea-definitely something to consider.

  • @HeyBabyPod
    @HeyBabyPod 2 місяці тому

    They sure are! And our 7mo old baby Mal is 100% deaf! I told my wife “now we have one Fur Missile and one Unguided Fur Missile!” 😂

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      It sounds like you have a lively household with your little fur missiles! I bet the nose will become super sensitive without being able to hear. Enjoy every moment with them!

  • @CraigG21
    @CraigG21 2 місяці тому

    Haters gonna hate… Well done & thanks for sharing!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Absolutely! It's all part of the journey, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @jdw8995
    @jdw8995 2 місяці тому

    I really like this idea. I am always worried about my dog getting too hot. and worried about leaving the window down. They make a screen insert for kenworth windows that keep bugs out and air movement. I was hoping someone would make them for Jeep. But not yet. So I will be trying this. Thanks for the idea.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Thank you. Yes, unfortunately, heat is the enemy, and it's hard to find something that lets enough air in and is strong.

  • @HeyBabyPod
    @HeyBabyPod 2 місяці тому

    Where did you get the panels? I'm having a hard time finding any I like as much as those!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      I also had difficulty finding them. After measuring the gladiators' window, I figured out that the Ford F-150 model bed panel was very close in size, and the only place I could find them was on Amazon.

    • @HeyBabyPod
      @HeyBabyPod 2 місяці тому

      @@covertceo8003Thanks I’ll look it up! Appreciate your time to reply. Following now; like the channel! 🙌

  • @HeyBabyPod
    @HeyBabyPod 2 місяці тому

    Our mals would like to thank you for making this video! I'll be adding this to my new truck when it comes and I start building it out!

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      I'm so glad to hear that! Excited for you to start building out your truck-it's going to be an amazing project! Mals are sure a breed of their own!

  • @tek3920
    @tek3920 2 місяці тому

    I don’t get why everyone is hating. I personally think it’s a nice design and it looks great especially with the bed canopy.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Thank you for sharing your positive perspective! It’s refreshing to hear someone appreciate the design for what it is.

    • @tek3920
      @tek3920 2 місяці тому

      Oh absolutely man. I know my dogs are really gonna love this and I for one am a huge fan of the added security.

  • @Scarmo21
    @Scarmo21 2 місяці тому

    Bruh doesnt realize overlanding is a scam.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Haha, maybe it’s just a really elaborate camping trip with a fancy name!

    • @4x4ready
      @4x4ready 2 місяці тому

      Not for my customers on months to years long trips, but I can agree it carries a tax for many causal campers.

  • @Chris-74
    @Chris-74 2 місяці тому

    I've messed up some projects over the years, but never like this... put some paint on the new holes before they rust..

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Haha, right?! I should start a support group for project failures. But I did seal those holes with some silicon before the aluminum doors oxidized! Thanks for your tip.

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    up your ass its so sexy

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    you're so hot lets fuck

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    you got way more money than brains bro

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 місяці тому

      Money may not buy brains, but it sure can rent a few fun ideas!

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    get a life bro you tube is too saturated with bullshit to handle any more bS

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    are you a moron?

  • @hottubmobileneil
    @hottubmobileneil 2 місяці тому

    are you a moron or is it your dog that posting this bullshit. i love it the way my dog rolls in his own shit.. are you a moron?

  • @SparrowsTake
    @SparrowsTake 6 місяців тому

    Doyou have any classes for complete beginners in the STL area? I've just moved to St. Louis from Illinois, where fugitive recovery was basically reserved for LEO only, and I'm excited to live in a state where i can practice something i feel i would do really well at. I'm only interested in surety recovery as i am working full time from home and can only dedicate so much time to this but i really want to get started. And i want to do it the right way, by the book, every step of the way. I want to get licensed and learn the process, the ropes, do's and don't's, so i can do a thorough job and do my part to insure the surety recovery industry maintains a positive reputation. I also believe that when a person makes a promise, whether it be in the form of a signature or cash bond, they are meant to keep it. Please let me know how i might go about getting started, thank you in advance

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 6 місяців тому

      Hello and welcome! I agree, please should, but nowadays most don't. Yes, it is good to have a system here in the State of Missouri. The first step in getting taking the 24-Hour Basic training class. If you choose to take it from me, the dates and times will be posted on our facebook page at SMOJS or Southern Missouri Judicial Services. We teach classes every other month. I hope this helps, Tim

  • @becomingself-actualized1380
    @becomingself-actualized1380 7 місяців тому

    Good luck with your channel! Thanks for sharing your unique experiences that help inspire others to start on their own path of law enforcement.

  • @oscarwalton1188
    @oscarwalton1188 9 місяців тому

    I don't like the idea of bounty hunting in a castle law right to carry state it could end very badly.

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 8 місяців тому

      I agree with you, it is more dangerous. I encourage bond agents to catch their skips outside and where they are distracted when possible.

  • @nicolhenzey790
    @nicolhenzey790 10 місяців тому

    promo sm

  • @jessicarichardson3424
    @jessicarichardson3424 Рік тому

    When is your next class??

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 місяців тому

      Hi, Our next 24-hour Missouri Bail Bond Class for licensing. The dates will be Saturday, February 3rd, and Sunday, February 4th. The class will begin at 8 a.m. at our training facility located at 1111 North Boonville, Springfield, MO.

  • @Rightsrestored556
    @Rightsrestored556 Рік тому

    Have you ever licensed a felon?

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 11 місяців тому

      Hi, we don't provide the license, only the training. You will have to call the Missouri Dept. of Insurance, they are in charge of the license.

  • @newjacked2times
    @newjacked2times 2 роки тому

    I’ve been trying to pay and make sure I’m on the list for the classes being held nov 3-4 next week. No one has been able to make time for me to pay can you contact me please

  • @aarondueker3397
    @aarondueker3397 2 роки тому

    Can a felon be a bondsman?

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 роки тому

      Depends on the Felony; if you have one, it's best to contact the state that will issue the license before paying for training to become one. You would contact the Missouri Department of Insurance licensing section for bail bonds in Missouri. I would explain the convection and ask for an opinion from them.

  • @Mentallyrichfinanciallyfree
    @Mentallyrichfinanciallyfree 2 роки тому

    I’m already a security guard so how do I join

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 роки тому

      Send your resume to mail@task9.net I’m sure they would be happy to have you!

  • @ShadowKhi618
    @ShadowKhi618 2 роки тому

    3hrs away shesh.. wish yall were in St louis or st louis county area would love to work here or least try to

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 роки тому

      We are holding the class next week on the 22nd and 23rd if you want to attend it.

  • @stevejones7277
    @stevejones7277 2 роки тому

    Great video and great advice

  • @jessebeebe7133
    @jessebeebe7133 3 роки тому

    Where can we find your classes

  • @thatotk2713
    @thatotk2713 3 роки тому

    How old should a puppy be trained to sniff bombs ?

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 роки тому

      We like to start imprint training at 6 months to 1 year. The youngest certified dog we have ever trained was 1.5 years old.

  • @teganheins6621
    @teganheins6621 3 роки тому

    What is the soonest if possible before turning 21 to start training?

    • @covertceo8003
      @covertceo8003 2 роки тому

      You can take the class anytime, your certificate is good for one year, and you have to be 21 to be licensed.

  • @bamznpebblez9438
    @bamznpebblez9438 4 роки тому

    Nice!

  • @DMAY1337
    @DMAY1337 4 роки тому

    0:33 sweetygirlz.online