Now you're on to something. This weekend I saw a headrest that doubled as a secret storage area! It was expensive and the reviews were bad, but there's got to be others out there. #FingersCrossed
neat build but I will warn you about using the stove on you steering wheel. if there any type of chip in the windshield the heat can lead to the it cracking . Once had something like this happen to me .
That's an excellent recommendation. I bet it's even more true during the winter months with the extreme temperature difference between the inside and outside the windshield.
Do you have a cvt transmission?, I have one and been reading all kinds of conflicting reports. They say they r good to 100-150 and then I read they can last past 300,000. What is your opinion. I have done the fluid replacement 3 times now.
Hi Yoshi. I got rid of the roof rack to give the car a stealthier appearance. I did manage to keep and maintain all of its overlanding features or supplies though. Now there is one large flexible solar panel fixed to the roof, a water tank that is hidden in the bumper, a secondary fuel tank that pumps into the main tank and the traction boards are hidden inside of the car. Here's a RUclips short on the new setup. ruclips.net/user/shorts450cT1kydek?si=rtO2IdZ9qlze9zSg I'll have to make a new full tour video soon.
In some areas of the country they enforce speed by aircraft. I use a traffic app on my phone which alerts you of nearby aircrafts, but it's mostly filtering through larger commercial air traffic online. The raspberry pi acts as a little transponder and helps pick up the smaller aircrafts. Run the app, and bluetooth connect to the pi. You can look up ADSB flight tracker for similar raspberry pi builds.
You should add a Reverso or Jabasco oil change pump in the engine bay and plumb it to the oil pan. It would make oil changes easy
Now you're on to something.
This weekend I saw a headrest that doubled as a secret storage area! It was expensive and the reviews were bad, but there's got to be others out there.
#FingersCrossed
@@HondaFit4Adventure I think that making maintenance as easy as it is on the big engines in marine vessels would be a major plus
Use a conformal coating and bigger copper heatsinks on the raspberry pi
The new PiCase is a heatsink itself. I'll probably replace the thermal tape that it came with.
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Great video!!!
Thank You!
neat build but I will warn you about using the stove on you steering wheel. if there any type of chip in the windshield the heat can lead to the it cracking . Once had something like this happen to me .
That's an excellent recommendation. I bet it's even more true during the winter months with the extreme temperature difference between the inside and outside the windshield.
3:33 UH WHAT!?!
Magic Mat!
#staymad!
Always!
How much milage do you have now? Just wondering. Trip looks amazing!
Thank you. I'm currently at 119,500 miles.
Do you have a cvt transmission?, I have one and been reading all kinds of conflicting reports. They say they r good to 100-150 and then I read they can last past 300,000. What is your opinion. I have done the fluid replacement 3 times now.
@@margekalogridis3929it’s the 6MT
Why did you get rid of the roof rack with supplies?
Hi Yoshi. I got rid of the roof rack to give the car a stealthier appearance. I did manage to keep and maintain all of its overlanding features or supplies though. Now there is one large flexible solar panel fixed to the roof, a water tank that is hidden in the bumper, a secondary fuel tank that pumps into the main tank and the traction boards are hidden inside of the car.
Here's a RUclips short on the new setup. ruclips.net/user/shorts450cT1kydek?si=rtO2IdZ9qlze9zSg
I'll have to make a new full tour video soon.
Whats that raspberries pi 4 again or how it work?
In some areas of the country they enforce speed by aircraft. I use a traffic app on my phone which alerts you of nearby aircrafts, but it's mostly filtering through larger commercial air traffic online. The raspberry pi acts as a little transponder and helps pick up the smaller aircrafts. Run the app, and bluetooth connect to the pi.
You can look up ADSB flight tracker for similar raspberry pi builds.