What I’ve seen on other videos is people use their diesel heater hose to prevent their water from freezing. They have a longer hose and wrap it around the container. You could try something like that. Good luck.
That may work but will tank a lot of power. I was refering to using the hose going to your tent. You will lose minimal heat but keep items from freezing.@@coleeades
My hose goes directly to the port in my tent, power is below so no way to wrap it great. Also the longer the heater hose the higher chance of overheating error. The tank heater pads only pull like 30 watts depending on the size. Should be pretty efficient if I just run it occasionally. Will test it out and let everyone know.
This is up Cub River in Idaho. Only reason we got where we did was because of the lack of snow. Once we get more snow I usually camp out in the parking lots where we snowmobile from. If you DM me on insta I’m happy to give even more info if needed. (@coleeades)
What I’ve seen on other videos is people use their diesel heater hose to prevent their water from freezing. They have a longer hose and wrap it around the container. You could try something like that. Good luck.
That’s a good idea. I think I’m going to order an RV tank heater pad on Amazon and wire it to a 12v cigarette plug
That may work but will tank a lot of power. I was refering to using the hose going to your tent. You will lose minimal heat but keep items from freezing.@@coleeades
Those are 37" tires on the Tundra?
My hose goes directly to the port in my tent, power is below so no way to wrap it great. Also the longer the heater hose the higher chance of overheating error. The tank heater pads only pull like 30 watts depending on the size. Should be pretty efficient if I just run it occasionally. Will test it out and let everyone know.
Yes
Your tires look like the same size as the ones on the tundra
That was a nice spot.
What a rad set up!
Thank you!
Never seen that style of camper!
Found the channel recently and love the content. Y’all both got cool set ups
Glad to have ya! Thank you for watching the videos
Keep your oils in a baggie in your tent! Keeps it nice and room temp.
What area did you camp? Don’t need specifics but curious what canyons are open during winter for camping. I’m in SLC.
This is up Cub River in Idaho. Only reason we got where we did was because of the lack of snow. Once we get more snow I usually camp out in the parking lots where we snowmobile from. If you DM me on insta I’m happy to give even more info if needed. (@coleeades)
coconut oil for winter cooking, cuz it is solid below 74 degrees. just need a knife to get it out of the containers.
Thank you!
Just use butter. Or tallow. Seed oils are not great for your body.