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Usually just a sleeping bag, but I have a diesel heater for really cold nights.

Thanks for watching! I love my bulletpoint mounts, use them everyday.

40% is an awesome deal! I love mine so far, pulled a small tree stump out of the ground the other day with it. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment!

Its the frame rate of the camera and the frequency of the lights not matching up. I really should turn them off when off-roading.

Glad you liked the video! Funny you mention Arkansas, currently driving back from the ozarks. Really appreciate the comment. Can’t image cooking a steak with a torch haha

@@GearUpAndGo23 Luckily I had one of those wire clamshell baskets for grilling fish, I put the steak in it and torched it.🤣

Hey whatever gets the job done!

Thanks for watching! I usually just cook steaks but I want to start branching out a little.

Well it’s a 12 volt heater so if you want to run it off a 20 v battery you need to use a step down converter.

Yea I unfortunately unplugged it on accident last winter. Its still working good so far. I wish I would have provided more detail about it in the video but I plan on doing another upgrade video after this winter. As far as the cord, I soldered the wires together and the tolerance between the cord and the plate keeps it in place. Looking to refine this setup but its working for now. Thanks for watching!!

Thanks! Yea its one of my favorite local spots for chill camping. The weather is perfect for it now too.

Thanks for watching. Perfect weather right now to camp at LBJ!

I use mine everyday!

Thanks! Its a great spot and not too far from DFW. The subs are coming slow but steady.

Thanks Mom!

I think it adds character lol

I have seen some videos where people do that. they usually get a 3D printed adapter to mount on the intake and then connect ducting to it.

@@GearUpAndGo23 Thanks!

Thanks for watching! I agree, trying to gain access to the components is difficult. Especially if you have fuel in the tank.

He’s a real one!

Thanks! Glad the quality is improving. Palo Duro is a great place to explore!

Thats awesome! Nobody was camping there when I went too, but thats probably because it was the end of may and crazy humid and hot lol

@@GearUpAndGo23Man it was humid and hot when I was there too, even in September! What forest road did you use to find the site in the video?

It was on forest road 908

I'm thinking of camping out there later this week with my son to catch some of the texas snow in the forecast. Can y'all direct me to some good digital maps of the area to include Forrest roads? I appreciate it.

www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd1054601.pdf this link should provide a good map. Also my newsletter covered this trip if you would like specific info about stuff you saw in the video. gearupandgo.beehiiv.com/subscribe. Hope y'all have a great time!

On the desktop version if you click in the top right corner circle that says pro beneath it there should be an option for route planner. Go to route planner and find the existing trip and click edit trip. Then click on search campgrounds and search for campgrounds in a location that you want and it will add it for you. In the mobile app click on the circle in the bottom right with the pro logo and scroll down to my trips and click on the trip. Click on the magnifying glass with a plus sign in the top left corner and search for the campground in the desired location and then click add to trip. Hope this helps.

@@GearUpAndGo23 I see “my Dyrt alerts, my lists, route planner account, support, sign out

Yea click on route planner and it will go to your trips you’ve created. Hover over the trip and click edit trip. Click on search campgrounds and look in the area you want to camp and find a campsite and click on it and then click add to trip.

Yea I use aluminum ducting now

I agree, the best stories are stories of struggle haha. Glad you made it through the night, these knockoff heaters aren't the best that's for sure.

Yes there is free dispersed camping at Davy Crockett that you can camp at without a pass. During the hunting season you have to stay in designated hunting camps, but when its not hunting season you can pull off the trail and camp anywhere. Keep in mind though it has to be a legal trail to drive on and you can only drive a little ways off the trail, you cant go trailblazing through the forest. I called the rangers office again to confirm this. You can grab a motor vehicle use map(MVUM) and a hunting campsite map from the ranger office. Thanks for watching!

One night camping last winter it overheated and I switched to the 4 inch ducting and it fixed the issue. However, I did get a few comments on my other heater video saying nothing would fix the overheating issue on their heaters, so I think its a good precaution at minimum.

I really appreciate the comment! thanks for watching!

Sounds good! I’m sure I’ll be down there again sometime. Thanks for watching!

What’s up man, I need a spot

what's up! there are some nice spots at Neches bluff. Here's the coordinates: 31.568378355414282, -95.16369482222083

Man that's crazy! Thanks for the tip on the high rocky areas, i'll have to check em out.

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wow you have a lot of history there! I like the east texas forests, one of my favorite places to camp.

Sorry Dan, no grilled cheeses on this trip.

Thanks!

I would never trespass on someone's property. According to my navigation data we were on county roads and Forest service roads the entire time. Can you tell me where in the video we were near your property so we won't film there in the future?

It was a great trip! Looking forward to exploring more of it. How often do you make it out there?

@@GearUpAndGo23 we typically go once in winter and once in summer. I have two little ones and Red River is an easy town with kids.

Sounds awesome, I bet its a blast in the winter.

It's an awesome place! I think most people just aren't aware of it.

that's right!

It’s a good app! I still use it.

Thanks Alan? Is there good hunting at the grasslands?

No problem! Glad I can help lol Have you been there recently? I think it might be closed now.

Nice, have you ever camped there just for fun?

@GearUpAndGo23 no I haven't camped there yet just drive thru for scenic and hiked the trails

​@@zachcostanza1990 That's an awesome place to have so close to home!

Oh yea your setup with the extra battery will power a fridge for quite awhile!

The limited functionality of the extra battery is a let down, but i'm not sure if you can hook up two delta 2's together to expand the power capacity so you would essentially have two stand alone units at that point. If space isn't an issue the delta 2 max might be a good option to consider as well. It has 2kwh of power alone and is expandable to 6kwh. Although it has the same amount of outputs as the delta 2. If want more outputs to power items with one unit you would have get one of the bigger power stations like the delta pro or something.

I was surprised to find those pines out there. Really cool spot!

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching.

Thanks I’ll check em out

Thanks! I’ll take a look at the ARB. I’ve been thinking about the morflate too.

Dang! I’ll keep that in mind.

Thanks for the encouragement! More trips planned for sure.

Nice! It’s a great little getaway close to home.

Thanks for watching! Your Tahoe will take you to most places. Get out there as soon as you can!

I appreciate it man! yea trying to find more places out and around the DFW area so your videos are great for me. Keep it up!

More trips planned. It’s just so hot!

Thanks for watching! I agree, also a good place to test a new setup at.

@@GearUpAndGo23 Ohh, now I new new stuff to test. 😆

Never a bad time for new gear!