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Thanks for watching. We love it..

I usually charge before leaving and then solar gets me through the rest of my trip. Of course you need it to be quite sunny and keep rotating the unit to maximize sunlight.

This tent isn't made for a stove unfortunately. I use a diesel heater with it when winter camping but is not a hot tent.

Nothing makes me more upset than seeing graffiti on trails. Second only to trash.

No the brightness was consistent across the whole strand. Thanks for wayching

The lights are consistent across the strand. Thanks for watching.

Not just there but all along SoCal. Thanks for watching!

I would say no. A Queen by itself definitely, but adding the double might be too tight.

So far so good.

It was!

That’s the big reason we love it!

Absolutely!

Agreed!

We shall try. Being in SoCal we don’t get rain very often, but when we get some storms I’ll try and get out there.

I’m not sure, but I’ll try to find out.

11’8” at its widest. Same for depth

You can stake out the guide lines but the footprint will block the holes from the tent itself. What I do is fold the foot print underneath we to clear the holes before staking it down. That’s my preference anyway to fold the footprint underneath to keep dirty off of it.

The only time I staked it down was one trip when there were 30mph winds while setting up. I pulled them once everything was loaded inside. The tent stays put pretty good especially when loaded. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching. The metal in it is aircraft grade aluminum so you should be good by the salt water.

Good question. I have no idea. Seems that all the brands are very similar knockoffs of German engineered heaters but I did like the Wipro for the quieter fuel pump.

Sorry but I have very sensitive eyes and can’t be outside without them.

I definitely have to do Google earth measurements for certain sites. It takes more planning because the ropes extend quite a bit out. So this one take up about a 25’ circle. Making the wood posts allow you to shorten the distance to get it taught.

Thank you too!

Always!

No I didn’t do any modifications to it. I had also looked at the others you mentioned but I went with this model due to the fuel pump being much quieter than the other two. Otherwise they all pretty much work the same. I don’t know if it has Bluetooth or not but I don’t really mess with the interface. I just you the remote when in the tent to control temps. Whichever you get, make sure you use the on off button and not just unplug it when shutting it down. I also run it on high for at least 15 mins before shutting down just to burn off any crud on the glow plug.

From what the company has told me, it is as close to water proof as any fabric can be. We haven’t had it out in any heavy rains yet, but was planning on doing a water test at home when I have some time this summer. I will definitely film it and do an update.

There is a weather package, I would suggest that's your water proof.

It is not water proof. The rain fly works but you don’t get any ventilation with it on. If you touch the side while it’s raining the water comes in just like any other tent I was in Taylor park Co in august, rained every day. You just have to be careful about letting anything touch the walls inside

🤔 that’s strange. Reach out to Overlandish and see if they have an answer. They have always been really responsive and helpful when I have had questions and issue.

Actually stays fairly cool and keeps it nice and dark for anting to sleep in. It cooler than my backpacking tent, which is green. Ive compared them side by side to see how the heat compared. Thanks for watching

That’s the basis for the design. Then they added different window configurations for better ventilation for camping. Same idea though

Loving ours. Thanks for watching! Calico is awesome btw

@@disconnectforadventure it's Aaron A btw. You're making some good content. Keep it up 💪🏽💯

@@Vissionary1 thanks buddy

It has worked well in our Southern California heat. The airflow is fantastic but I would go for the silver reflective color for better heat reflection. Thanks for watching!

Our pleasure

I wish they had the green color out when I got mine. Looks sweet. You will love the tent.

It’s been keeping us cooler in the summer than our other normal tents. They also have silver and green

No that is only on the newer version 2.1 of the tent. My version is v2. Thanks for watching!

Yes, just like any oversized ground cloth, water will get underneath. The bottom is waterproof so it doesn’t make a big difference, but I will fold the edges underneath to prevent the water from getting underneath

Yes every window has a screen and o keep the bugs out, but that can be removed also. So the windows are zipped closed. The nice unzipped it’s a clear plastic window that is attached with Velcro. You peel that off then there is a bug screen that can also be removed. At 6’3 you will not have any issues.

@@disconnectforadventure Thanks for the reply! Will have to look into getting one of these tents. Do you think the rainfly/weather pack is a must?

@@z14sniperzps43 I’d say having a ground foot print is essential. You could use a waterproof tarp or o keep the bottom of the tent getting filthy. I haven’t had it in any substantial downpours yet so I’m not sure if the rain fly is a necessity or not yet. Once summer rolls around I plan to drench it and do a good water test. Thanks for watching!

@@z14sniperzps43wait to get the weather pack as a new rainfly that is much larger is being developed by tent creator

Yes we run a diesel heater. I just run it through one of the doors and zip around the hose

@@disconnectforadventure alright sounds good do you think the features on the v2.1 are worth it ? Asking because there is a new v2 on marketplace and seeing if it worth getting and saving or waiting. I don’t mind using the door like you said

@@delagto_5340the solo version of this tent i just ordered has two ports for heater, done very well

Tent has been tested to over 60mph when staked down well. The open desert winds are no joke.

I have personally had it at 50mph winds and it was fine. Better than any other type of tent I’ve tried.

We love it. Thanks for watching and enjoy your trip coming up!

@@disconnectforadventure thank you!

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