If you have the lock upside down at least put some kind of weather tape to cover the element to get in. I have the same case and I love it. You might want to consider putting a shock/struts on it, I did mine and loved it.
A dessicant pack for a gun safe would keep condensation down. Murphy's law means you will need to open the case during a rain storm at some point, some water is bound to get in but the dessicant will grab any incidental water.
@@alpinetactics thanks! I just purchase a couple of the and the very first day in 30 degree Celsius weather the sides started to create a bit of a gap so the lid doesn’t sit flush anymore but it still opens and closes. Anyways seems like that’s the worst of it. Otherwise I’m quite happy with them.
![Digital Circus Episode 4 [TRAILER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/abZtsmMUbJo/mqdefault.jpg)
If you have the lock upside down at least put some kind of weather tape to cover the element to get in. I have the same case and I love it. You might want to consider putting a shock/struts on it, I did mine and loved it.
I MADE A MISTAKE IN THE VIDEO! I kept calling them the V730's and they are actually the V700's ( amzn.to/40fvggr ) which are a tad smaller.
A dessicant pack for a gun safe would keep condensation down. Murphy's law means you will need to open the case during a rain storm at some point, some water is bound to get in but the dessicant will grab any incidental water.
Did you have any problems with the case warping in extreme heat? If so did it warp enough to let in water when it rained? Thanks.
@@getbackoutdoors I didn’t have any problems like that but I really didn’t expose it to really extreme heat.
@@alpinetactics thanks! I just purchase a couple of the and the very first day in 30 degree Celsius weather the sides started to create a bit of a gap so the lid doesn’t sit flush anymore but it still opens and closes. Anyways seems like that’s the worst of it. Otherwise I’m quite happy with them.
what roof rack(s) are you considering in the future? 12:23
Possibly Prinsu or Sherpa. Something low profile with a good wind fairing
@@alpinetactics will you have them do a cutout for your lightbar? or thinking of scraping that all together?
@@angell6425 I’m not sure I will for sure do it at all. But yeah I would have them do a cut out if I did
Until your kids leave the house, you will be on a budget! And then when they finally leave, they'll have kids... Lather, rinse, repeat.