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Lincoln B
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2012
Flying a Glastar aircraft out of Maine. Various videos of landings and takeoffs to help other pilots preview more out of the way airports. Formerly owned a Cessna 172 known as "Old Mustardsides". Now also exploring the truck camper life as I work remotely sometimes out of a Rogue EB-1 to be able to ski/hike in the mountains.
Tips and Tricks for Remote Working from a Truck Camper
Here are some of the things I've learned and have worked for me while working remotely from a truck camper. Hopefully they're useful for you if you're interested in creating a mobile work place.
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To and From Last Skier Standing
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Early morning flight to western Maine. Back in time for work.
MGL Avionics Blaze EMS-2 Review
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A great little mini EFIS I got to replace a bunch of other instruments. Here are some thoughts. It's on a O-360 GlaStar.
No Drill Tilting Solar Panel on a Truck Camper!
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As soon as I got my used Cirrus 620 I realized that the built in solar panel wasn't enough for my needs up here in the North East, especially with the low sun angle and short days of winter. So: I built a no-drill tilting solar panel rig from a 100 watt panel, 2x gas struts for a trunk or hood, 10mm mounting balls for those struts, and a tilting solar panel mount designed for permanent tilt all...
Winter Camping in a Cirrus 620 Truck Camper
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Thoughts on winter camping in a (new to me) Cirrus 620 truck camper plus one hack in order not to use the grey water tank.
Cross Country Skate Ski trip to AMC Medawisla Lodge and Cabins via Ski Plane
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Conditions were right so flew from BXM all the way up to Second Roach pond, right next to Medawisla Lodge and Cabins. The Appalachian Mountain Club grooms the trails with a PistenBully so conditions were amazing for a 32 mile ski all the way to and back form West Branch Pond Camps. We stopped by Mt. Kineo on the way back. This is the kind of adventure we dreamed about when we put the GlaStar on...
Foliage Flight Through The White Mountains of New Hampshire
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Able to go on a calm afternoon and float over the trees in the White Mountain National Forest.
Landing at 1I1 Marcy Field in the Fall
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Landing at [02:35]. Showing the left downwind/approach to Marcy Field 1I1. Interesting compared to my old 172- approach is faster and I don't have the drag- but coming in at 50kias helps. Was a bit high on final so slipped it in to loose altitude. Great field; really appreciate the Town of Keene keeping it open and the support from the RAF. Plane is a conventional gear GlaStar. Yet again I forg...
Rogue EB-1; Winter Camping in a Pop Up Truck Camper
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Thoughts on the Rogue EB-1 use in the winter. Some links... Charger: www.homedepot.com/p/NOCO-Genius-2-Bank-10-Amp-5-Amp-Per-Bank-Fully-Automatic-Smart-Marine-Charger-GEN5X2/316011740 Replacement Lifter: industrialhardwaredirect.com/product/lea20-252-450m/ MPPT Solar charger: hqsolarpower.com/hqst-20a-mppt-solar-charge-controller-with-bluetooth-lcd-display/ (Got this one due to the size of it; ...
WiFi Extender for a Truck Camper: WiFi Camp Pro from Alfa
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Purchased this WiFi booster right after I got the truck camper but hadn't done a review. After a year of working out of the camper intermittently the verdict is that it is great and opens up a lot of options for me. Installed on a Rogue EB-1 Truck Camper. Extender: www.alfa.com.tw/products/wifi_camppro_2?variant=36473968721992 Tripod: www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/239957-REG/Ultrapod_PD01020_1...
08B Merrymeeting 14 Takeoff
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Taking my friend for a spin on a lovely fall evening. His friend got us taking off runway 14.
08B Merrymeeting Field landing 32 (external view)
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Lovely fall evening flight with my friend. His friend got us coming back and landing.
Flagstaff Lake Shore Landing
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Actual landing 00:47 seconds. Landing a GlaStar on the shore of Flagstaff. Flew it relatively light. Airplane has an O360 and 850 tires. This is a good example of a backcountry landing in a GlaStar. It is no cub but will also let you take long trips with ease. Grateful to have this airplane- it fits the perfect niche of decent short field performance, long distance cruise, and reasonable cost.
2G8
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Landing at Gorham airport in a Conventional Gear GlaStar. A very bouncy airstrip.
Living and Working out of a Rogue EB-1 Truck Camper
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Living and Working out of a Rogue EB-1 Truck Camper
Palomino Rogue EB-1 truck camper: Easy mods and review
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Palomino Rogue EB-1 truck camper: Easy mods and review
Landing/Takeoff at Errol (ERR) in Errol, New Hampshire.
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Landing/Takeoff at Errol (ERR) in Errol, New Hampshire.
Landing, Takeoff, Scenic flight around Lubec, Maine
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Landing, Takeoff, Scenic flight around Lubec, Maine
Not drilling is always an excellent method. Did you consider using a higher wattage panel?
@@stahpit1971 the charge controller and wiring was for a 200 watt setup and I was space constrained so only the 100 watts. For more power I have a 200w solar suitcase that goes to a separate charge controller. Only need it on the winter though- for summer this is more than enough.
Ski the East!! how did this camper do in the cold? I'm looking to get one for the ski seas in the northeast.
@@SeanGilmore92 the heater more than kept up during the day but I found it too loud for sleeping so just doubled up on bedding and slept with it off. It worked fine for me for two years but then went to a cirrus with the hydronic heating and that is way easier.
Very nice
Absolutely beautiful!
Where's the TV for satellite 📡
I camped in my Rogue in Yellowstone in early October fully off grid. Used the 20K BTU on 17° nights & it was awesome. Always kept a window cracked & didn't have much condensation at all. Have enjoyed it for 4 years now.
Thank you for the tour! Solid system, i would use the monitor mount method you suggested. I look forward to working remotely using starlink in order to avoid city life. Im no athlete or wilderness expert but i feel great when i have a lot of space and nature.
I saw one lady put soup cans under her mattress during the day to get more ventilation underneath
Great idea! Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Great job and great idea for not drilling, just using double sided sticky tape. I too am wanting to put solar panels on the top of my truck canopy and not drilling into the fiberglass canopy. Thank you for your great idea and using double sided tape. 👍🙂
Bro invest in sum wire management, your set up is driving my ocd up the wall
You still flying?
Great video, thx. I have a 6 cylinder engine, will it show al 6 CHT' ang EGT's or only max 4?. I won't use feul flo and Manifold pressure. Do I HAVE to buy a Rdac in this case? Thank you
Unsure what will display- I can’t remember what the manual says. However- you definitely will need a RDAC but you can get one without the MAP connection for cheaper. RDAC is a great buy regardless- makes it much easier to hook up/add connections. The one I have has enough room for a 6cyl egt/ cht
Super idea ❤
i can't find any videos where I can visualized the interior 😒
Are you really just venting your grey water out the side like that? Wow. So much for the next camper, eh.
Inconsiderate af
I think it depends on where he is camping. With wilderness camping that solution would be fine as long as he is using it sparingly and with biodegradable soap.
EZ Karen...its gonna be okay. Look at the sheer mass of snow where he is,,,,,a little biodegradable soap bothers you? You need a hobby....
Prick@@Randys4g
Extremely slick! I've been eyeballing one for my Challenger II to help reduce the clutter on an already cramped instrument panel. I was between this and the Blaze TC-5. The extra battery, RPM, and hobbs functions seem like insane value by comparison.
Nice! You don't even have to do the RDAC if you didn't want to for those functions- agree, it feels like a no brainer then. If you don't use those CHT/EGT fields it does switch the display around to optimize space.
Yet to get too cold... For you, you mean. You're killing the camper
Thanks for some winter camping discussion. That seems like a lot of moisture accumulation for one person. You need to vent even when it's cold. We leave our rooftop vent popped up a bit sometimes even leaving the fan on low overnight. We put Dendry in our camper when we rebuilt it, then later because we had it I put our Froli system under the bed also. Finding moisture under the mattress is scary. Hope you're getting lots of time out there skiing.
Agree- it definitely felt like a lot. I have started leaving the vent open at night with decent results. The biggest thing though was getting some usb computer fans to blow air under the mattress during the day. I can start with a bunch of frost on the aluminum and then after eight hours it’s totally dry. With the Froli system it really helps by allowing the air to circulate. Right now I wish I had a fan vs. the AC- the AC vent function won’t work on 12v. Maybe that’s a summer project- or I might find I want that AC! Happy camping!
Thanks for sharing the info on the 620 truck camper. I'm actually looking at the model for myself. Appreciate the video. Hope you will share more on the 620.
I too appreciate your thoughts and video on the 620 as I am thinking of getting one myself. I am also needing to get a truck and think the 8 foot bed is a good idea as you could use it for additional storage (bike etc.). 👍🏼♌️
That don't look right
Haha! Agree, but that truck configuration has the highest payload rating. You are way over payload on most 150/1500 trucks with the 620.
You need a dehumidifier that will take care of the moisture.
Speak into your microphone
Great Video! Thanks for taking the time to make it.
Good job Lincoln 👍🏻, no drilling, that’s so cool!
Do you have a cassette toilet or something similar?
Hey- it has a cassette toilet but I haven’t had to use it as there are public toilets around me.
NICE ! If you can afford it do the other side ! 👍👍
Try leaving the cabinets open at night to prevent condensation in them also a small fan to circulate the air helps a lot 👍✌🍻
Thanks! Good advice- got some small usb computer fans to keep the air moving around.
We had a Scout Yoho on a half ton Chevy, but now have a Nucamp 400 and love the heater. Our Scout had the Dickinson and it did a nice job also. We have the 4 battleborn batteries and love it for all the power.
Love this camper, what’s the price ?
It’s a very nice camper! ❤
Just wondering how can you put that camper up and take it off the truck by yourself?
Hey- this camper has side legs (like most other truck campers) that can expand/retract to lift the camper off the bed. I take them off as this stays on the truck most of the time but put them back on if I need to. These legs are electric but my old one had crank legs, either one works by yourself, but the electric is much faster as all four can go at once vs. you running around cranking each one. As for the release mechanism on the camper straps, you simply lift up on the handle and it goes into free mode where it will extend by just pulling on it so you can then use the legs to take the camper off the truck.
Loved it! Thanks for the video!
Looks good
Wow! That’s an incredible approach.
What kind of heater do you have? If you don't have a heather you should look into the webasto, the dry air will help with the condensation.
Hello Lincoln. Hope you are good !! 🕺🎈🍾🥳 Thus far, speeding through your previous YT Vids - and, all I see is the back of your head (mostly) landing and taking off from fairly remote locations 🛣in north eastern USA states !! I also see you are now into the: “campervan truck life” which is probably the reason why that; Algo Rhythm chap decided to push me down your rabbit 🐇 hole to your howf 🛖when I was looking at various YT Vids on this type of life from different Countries !! This is also my passion in life, although I am in different continent from you over here in Scotland 🏴 Our weather means my campervan is somewhat different from yours with regard the insulation 🥶☃️!! My question is: What do you do for a living - in order to stay afloat ?? It must be fairly expensive to keep your single engine ✈️ in the air with regard the cost of JET 1 alone, notwithstanding your other passion of wild camping ⛺️ in your camper 🚐. Do you take private clients for a days flying jolly around various POI at various locations ?? Thus far - it looks like not a bad life you have carved out for yourself - however, something tells me you also need a stream of steady income to maintain it !! Spill the beans 🫘 fella - I might learn something from you that enables me to have a similar experience in my existence on this planet 🌎 we all share !! Thanks 🙏 Take care and stay safe 😷 James 🏴
Run the heater! Its a game changer. I still get a small amount of condensation on the skylight.
If you know about HVAC than you will not have a problem ever with condensation in your camper!!!!
Get a hard side and a one ton truck you'll have no worries. I bet I spend 25% of the year in my camper. So fun, go everywhere I want.
Use electric heat and a dehumidifier...condensation gone!!!
To help with the condensation you need a fan that pulls the air out. I have a SS 550 backpack palomino which we use in the winter and we have no condensation issues because we run the fan 24\7 when we’re camping.
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I mean these are great lil campers they have there problems but they all do.. hey how does the heater heat up in winter? Pretty curious 🤨.. I’ll probably grab the palomino 500 I need head room.. also wondering how that shower works outside
Hey Mike- heater works phenomenally well. Biggest thing is that it is very loud. I’ve been at zero degrees and heated right up for work. Because of the noise, I just sleep in a negative twenty sleeping bag that keeps me happy- for really cold nights I put even more blankets/sleeping bags over it. As for the shower, I’ve used it once- with eight gallons on board you use it up quick. At a campground though I could see it being useful. The hot water heater also works quite well.
Very pleased with my 20K BTU heater in my Rogue. I set it at 65° when I go to bed so I hear it kick on & off thru the nite. Of course I always keep the back air vent cracked.
@@christyburch6149 awesome 😎
Wow thanks for the review
Nice thanks
Have you had any leak issues with this camper?
After watching your vids on the Palomino Rogue I know not to get one! Thank you for showing us how bad it is! I don’t know how you manage to sound so tolerant with it. To me it just looks like it’s junk.
Fair: I guess it's a bit of I'm grateful for what I have and have made it work. The two main issues I have are likely due to the climate I use it in; jacks and skylight. I use it as a four season camper, for which it is not intended. I think I've finally gotten around that with the recent mods but to your point, if you're going to buy a new one then you likely don't want to avoid these issues. Then again, for the price, I don't think you can find a cheaper new one. With many running north of 30k, the Rogue, even at 15k does well. Also: the dealer has supported me for a skylight replacement and jack replacement, even just sending me the jacks to avoid the trip to the dealer. I haven't paid out of pocket for the manufacturing deficiencies, just for my own mods to make it work better for my use case.
Thanks for the real life usage video. You are right, there are not many out there!
This is exactly what I'm going for in my topper\camper build. I couldn't have designed it any closer if I had actually seen this model before. Sorry to hear you've had some manufacturing issues. That's one reason I'm building my own. Haven't got to the tilting roof yet, but I'm close. Trying to figure out my interior layout. Any thoughts on yours and what might be better? I'm thinking about even having a shower\bathroom. Is your truck a 1/2 ton? I'll check out all your other vids on the camper too, and maybe some of the flying. I've always wanted to fly and one day I'm going to try an ultralight. Cheers!
Hey- good luck with the build. I really like the interior layout of this camper; works really well for me and I'm glad I picked it over the EB-2. You can find the layouts and dimensions on the website. I'm fine without a shower and bathroom- it's either the woods or good timing. For me the biggest thing has been the lack of insulation for winter use but I think that's a rarity. All the other issues have been around the roof lift jacks for the roof or the skylight. Otherwise it's been great. I'd do without the skylight and then for the jacks I'd prefer a beefier setup or a manual gas assist option. Truck is a 1/2 ton with helper springs- had to get a newer one that is also a half ton but put in sumo springs.
Noticed you picked up a new truck. Must like that 8' box.
Ha- yup. Found a good deal on one and the old one didn’t pass inspection… frame rust 😟