That rectangle on the bedrack is a solar camp shower, you fill it with water and the black color absorbs the sunlight and gets the water warm, the tank's high mount on the rack uses gravity to flow the water out a hose and through a sprayer head, the hardshell tank style solar showers also typically have a shrader valve fitting on top so you can pressurize the system with a standard air compressor and have decent water flow instead of just a trickle.
That is awesome. I honestly had no clue. It makes sense now. 😀👍 I have moved it inside of the rack to the right side and am using it to store all of the scale points items in case I ever decided to enter it into a comp. I already have a Class 2 rig that I constantly win with but you never know. : ) I can see myself doing it if the terrain was right. Its a bit long for the really rugged terrain with tight turns. For angles and steep climbs it should do great.
That rectangle on the bedrack is a solar camp shower, you fill it with water and the black color absorbs the sunlight and gets the water warm, the tank's high mount on the rack uses gravity to flow the water out a hose and through a sprayer head, the hardshell tank style solar showers also typically have a shrader valve fitting on top so you can pressurize the system with a standard air compressor and have decent water flow instead of just a trickle.
That is awesome. I honestly had no clue. It makes sense now. 😀👍
I have moved it inside of the rack to the right side and am using it to store all of the scale points items in case I ever decided to enter it into a comp.
I already have a Class 2 rig that I constantly win with but you never know. : ) I can see myself doing it if the terrain was right. Its a bit long for the really rugged terrain with tight turns. For angles and steep climbs it should do great.
Pretty proud of myself. I picked up an rc today and looked at it. I didnt do anything to it, but picking it up sure seemed like a step forward lol
You have to start somewhere. : )