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Another Day In The Woods
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2021
Camping, Reviews, Solar builds, and having fun in the outdoors with my dog, Remi.
Overnight camping trip with my dog (New Gear)
In this episode, Remi and I take a trip up into Dixie National Forest in Utah for an overnight camping trip. I have some new gear I am testing out. A 10’ X 10” MC TOMOUNT Canvas Bell Tent with a stove jack. I will also be reviewing the Teton Sports -35°F Bridger sleeping bag along with the Lost Horizon 52” sleeping pad. All of this gear is made for cold weather camping. It’s not supposed to get too cold, but it is scheduled for heavy rain and snow. All of the gear that I used worked flawlessly. The sleeping bag was amazingly comfortable and kept me warm all night. Even too warm sometimes. I did let a little air out of the pad and it worked perfect. I didn’t get to test the tent as I wanted to, but it did get some freezing rain and held up well. It is only considered water resistant and is not treated.
If you found this video entertaining or informative, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe as it helps the channel tremendously! Thanks for supporting and helping the channel grow.
For your convenience I have provided links below to the products used in this trip.
Some of the links may be affiliate links. Meaning, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases, at no additional cost to you.
Camping Gear used in this trip:
MC Tomount Canvas Tent: amzn.to/3UEQYtx
Teton Bridger Sleeping bag (change in video): amzn.to/4dSXRAz
Lost Horizon Sleeping pad: amzn.to/4dI08y4
Campfire Grill: amzn.to/4aiP7AE
Garmin InReach mini2: amzn.to/4ajkA5M
Bigfoot Bushcraft fireplugs: amzn.to/3WHsjr0
Kershaw Kuro Pocketknife: amzn.to/44FAPJ8
Govee BT Thermometer: amzn.to/4bhA6A9
Clothes:
Hiking Pants (Check(: amzn.to/3UZBsdj
Fleece cap: amzn.to/4an67pp
Salomon Ultra X Hiking Shoes: amzn.to/4bFjzFV
Camera Gear:
Gopro 11 Black: amzn.to/3WC8bql
Enduro GoPro Batteries: amzn.to/3K1gKDq
DJI Mavik Drone: amzn.to/4dIuaBR
Ipad mini: amzn.to/4akSiaZ
Rode Mic: amzn.to/3UIIb9V
Tripod: amzn.to/3WotBqP
#teton #adventure #camping
Thanks for joining us on this adventure.
Subscribe: th-cam.com/users/AnotherDayInTheWoods
If you found this video entertaining or informative, please give it a thumbs up and subscribe as it helps the channel tremendously! Thanks for supporting and helping the channel grow.
For your convenience I have provided links below to the products used in this trip.
Some of the links may be affiliate links. Meaning, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases, at no additional cost to you.
Camping Gear used in this trip:
MC Tomount Canvas Tent: amzn.to/3UEQYtx
Teton Bridger Sleeping bag (change in video): amzn.to/4dSXRAz
Lost Horizon Sleeping pad: amzn.to/4dI08y4
Campfire Grill: amzn.to/4aiP7AE
Garmin InReach mini2: amzn.to/4ajkA5M
Bigfoot Bushcraft fireplugs: amzn.to/3WHsjr0
Kershaw Kuro Pocketknife: amzn.to/44FAPJ8
Govee BT Thermometer: amzn.to/4bhA6A9
Clothes:
Hiking Pants (Check(: amzn.to/3UZBsdj
Fleece cap: amzn.to/4an67pp
Salomon Ultra X Hiking Shoes: amzn.to/4bFjzFV
Camera Gear:
Gopro 11 Black: amzn.to/3WC8bql
Enduro GoPro Batteries: amzn.to/3K1gKDq
DJI Mavik Drone: amzn.to/4dIuaBR
Ipad mini: amzn.to/4akSiaZ
Rode Mic: amzn.to/3UIIb9V
Tripod: amzn.to/3WotBqP
#teton #adventure #camping
Thanks for joining us on this adventure.
Subscribe: th-cam.com/users/AnotherDayInTheWoods
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Nice video!! Remi is gorgeous! I don't think you can beat a good ribeye!!
Thanks a Million... Ribeye's Rule... Keep up the winter camping...!
New subscriber from Tennessee! Nice video!! You have a beautiful dog too! We enjoy winter camping!
Piro regane tendo nya om
This is a great video, thank you for posting. I'm looking to do something similar on my shell. I do pesticide work and have a 12v pump connected to a water tank and small lithium iron phosphate battery, but I'm looking to add a panel to the roof to power that pump and a couple of small fans. My truck already has an inverter but I want a separate system to run everything when the truck is off
Go check out this video. It may be what you're looking for... th-cam.com/video/BGCuPAZqUDI/w-d-xo.html
How much does this pack synch down? Can it compress to the size of a 65L pack?
It goes down pretty good. I don't know if it will synch down to a 65L. There will be quite a bit of looseness within the pack (which could make for a miserable hike). But, depending on how far you are going, it might not be that big of a deal for you...
Great video! Relaxing and interesting to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Suggestion🙋🏻♂️... put some music over those drone/cinematic shots
Good vid tho 🤝🏼
Thanks for the tip.. It was a toss up for me...
I was literally like better turn up the volume, oh there's nothing LOL
Yeah.... probably should have added some kind of music there in those drone shots
@@AnotherDayInTheWoods it's fine without.
Another great video, brother. Remi is looking good. Beautiful country. I'll visit oneday, promise.
Thanks man. Looking forward to it...
this is fire
I would switch to MPPT Solar charge controller. The Renogy panel has Max Power at STC 100 Watts (20.4 Vmp x 4.91 Imp) Open Circuit Voltage 24.3 V Short Circuit Current 5.21 A Optimum Operating Voltage 20.4 V Optimum Operating Current 4.91 A So max battery charge current from the PWM solar charge controller will be only around 4.9A, but if you use MPPT you will get more charging current, 20.4V x 4.91A = 100W, the MPPT will convert 20.4V to battery charging Voltage of around 13V = 100W/13V = 7.69A of battery charging current using the MPPT.
Thanks for the suggestion
some, light?
Great idea... Thanks!
The parts alone equal $1748 and don't include shipping or taxes
I'm not a mathematician so I used rough numbers because prices change on a daily basis. So, here's some quick math for you... Cooler 50 Batteries 400 Inverter 180 CC 30 Monitor 90 BT 30 1/0 Cable 9 Total 789 15% 118 Total 907 Tax 76 Total 982 Thanks for your input.
Amazing build bro....Peace
Much appreciated
Great information for me
Glad it helped
Nice setup
Thanks...
Really nicely done. I’d have been tempted to chuck a usb output or 12v output in there from the battery to save on the efficiency losses from the inverter (ideally being able to turn off the inverter would be my plan of action as they waste quite a bit just ticking over) but otherwise it’s spot on!
Agreed. I use the alligator clips for the female cigarette lighter/USB. The kill switch does turn off the inverter. Thank for the comment.
Nice work!
Thanks
Best get home bag vid I have seen. Thank you. Also subbed.
Thanks!... And Thanks for the sub!
Just stumbled onto your Coyote 105 review from a peripheral search. I still have and use my customized 1996 made Red Cloud 110, provided to my 1996 Mosquito Coast Sea Kayak Expedition by the Kelty company. I and my other expedition member used these super robust pro backpacks in some of the World's harshest jungle in remote far eastern Honduras, 28 years ago. I still own that Red Cloud today, and its 100% serviceable today. On the Mosquito Coast expe, we loaded these packs with 56 to 70 LBS of gear. Full disclosure: Kelty was one of the several gear supporters to our expedition.
That's cool. Thanks for sharing
Wear did you get the ploes
Have several different brands, but I'm pretty sure these are the ones in the video. It is definitely "You get what you pay for" when it comes to these poles. So, I don't recommend going too cheap... ... www.amazon.com/REDCAMP-Aluminum-Adjustable-Telescoping-Lightweight/dp/B07PCN4F4N?th=1
Ok n thanks
Nice setup. I'm doing something similar to my super duty with a metal ARE topper. The truck already came kitted out with an industrial 1800w inverter and 2nd battery. I'm just going to wire into that and set it up to start the engine if the solar can't keep up on cloudy days to pick up the slack. Its going to for now run an air conditioner this summer.
Very cool!
Great information!
Thanks for watching!
Great video, amigo.
Thanks brotha
My only complaint is your wiring of the batteries. Wire your batteries to a bus bar to make it a cleaner set up. Or wire up battery to battery all negative, all positive. I previously made a similar set up with a 24 volt batteries which use smaller wires therefore a bit cheaper in wires. Now in the process of building a 51 volt whole home back up. Lastly you can wall mount those panels to get the full potential power out of them.
Do you think I could fit this build into a 165-gallon deck box? lol
I would suggest losing that cheap, failure prone Chinese made, low surge capacity high frequency inverter and installing a low frequency, transformer based inverter instead. Your system will last a whole lot longer and you'll be able to start and run the high inductance loads that you're going to need to run during an emergency.
Very cool. I mostly buy canned food for emergencies so I don't have to worry about keeping a refrigerator running.
I built a similar setup too....only rv batteries and harbor freight panels, same exact kart😂....I feel like Richard Dryfus in the movie Close Encounters....when he was building that mountain in his living room....We can feel something coming..
Thanks for sharing! Put all of those panels in parallel!! PWM charge controllers do not convert DC to DC preserving power like an MPPT does. You will get double the amount of power just by putting 4 sets of panels in parallel for each of your PWM controllers.
Thanks for the info...
Good setup with lots of power. I built a small one in an ammo can with a 50Ah Power Queen battery and also have an Anker 555 power station.
Cool. I'm getting the parts together to do an ammo can build myself... Do you like the Anker?
what it means is you would have 25 hrs of battery, you have enough panels to fully charge your batteries and use your invertor at the same time. with the solar you have about 29.5 hrs till your batteries die on a sunny day. so if it was cloudy the next day your out of power
Cloud doesn't mean no power means less..
I built a similar one for my freezer, good explanation of your set up. I put mine on a cart also
Right on
You can get a pecron 2000 watt power station with an expandable battery giving you 5120 wh's with 1700 watts of solar input for 1898 total out the door. I love your build. I want to do one but with a bigger inverter. I would love to get an ecoflow or bluetti but they are so over priced. Nice advantage of your system is if something broke you can easily swap it out you can not do that with power stations. That's a huge advantage in the long run.
The beauty of DIY is making something useful with items you already own. Usually when we make something cool like your solar gen we learn along the way. If you were to build everything from scratch using the same amount of money +/- 10%, what would you do differently? (Example: 24v,or 48v. MPPT controller with bluetooth app, etc...)
I did build everything from scratch. Custom cut all cables, crimped, heat shrink, etc... I wouldn't change anything on this build. I built it just the way I planned with room for expansion if I wanted ex. DC plugs, USB ports, etc...
Nice , 5kwh capacity and the 2000w pure sine wave AC inverter is just the right size for mobile a power kart. A mppt charge controller is not necessary for sure, especially when trying to keep the cost down👍
This video is great, thank you! I'm trying to learn as much as I can about the possibilities of solar and this is exactly the kind of thing I need. You didn't waste any time, you got right down to the essential info right away and explained everything clearly and concisely. I hope to see more!
Glad it was helpful!
Have you had problems with rocks being thrown?
Beautiful spot
Great video Mind leaving a link to poles you used ? Thank you
I know this is old but I would have used plywood on the inside where the cables came through to prevent the bolts from damaging the cap.
Just bought the conifer...cant wait to use it
It's a pretty neat tent... Enjoy
Wish I could give you two thumbs up. One thumb for ASMR and One thumb up because I have the same sleeping bag. Great video.
Can I put 200+ pounds of DEER OR ELK meat in it, and it HOLD the weight without ripping apart??? I think, I can put a complete elk "ham" in it. That's 75 to 100 pounds.... Can I put a rifle in the side strap to hold my rifle, or do I STRAP my rifle to the outside?
I wouldn't put 200lbs in it. I haven't tested the maximum load, but I have had 65 pounds in it with no problem. There are a lot of rifles out there, but I'm guessing most would fit behind the side pockets nicely.
Very nice clean job well done you gave me some ideas new subscriber!
Awesome! Thank you!
I'm digging the new format of your videos! Can't watch them at work because they're too relaxing!
Thanks, brotha
Nice, no talking, the video didn’t need it, thanks for taking the time to make it
Hey, awesome video! I'm Daniel, fellow TH-camr from the PNW. Keep up the good work and I'm your latest subscriber. Keep grinding on that outdoor adventure life, homeslice! XPLRNW I gave this video a thumbs up, hit the bell and subbed!
Thanks... You too...
Great to see a onetigris tent in action. I almost bought a hot tent from them but ended up going with FireHiking because they had a bundle deal with the stove
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