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lol. I don’t know yet. I’m trying to find the best way to do it. I have the images already. I just want a print to order company to partner with that’s reliable.

Thanks for watching!

@@hotboxontherocks whatever do you mean, sir? I believe I was listening to your podcast and drinking a beer.

Although Wish I had gotten the one you have.

Salisbury NC. The home of Cheerwine! There was a nice campground near there called Bass Lake. I stayed there when the children were young. I have a couple smaller Jackary stations that my family got me for Christmas over the last three years. I love them but I always wanted one that could run my house for a day if needed. This one will do that. Thanks for watching!

Also Costco had this on sale for around $2k. That was the lowest I had ever seen for this one. Now Jackary makes a 5K one that is stackable up to 60KW! Safe travels!

You should switch off your converter so that you're only powering the AC power side, like the outlets, air and microwave, otherwise you'll be charging up the 12v battery and spiking your watts. If you want to conserve the house batteries , disconnect the battery and run the converter, that will minimize your power consumption. Keep in mind, it's not very efficient because your converting DC power to AC, back to the camper converter that turns it back to DC. You're basically losing 30% of your battery capacity just converting power

@ thanks for the suggestion! I’m not a very technical person, but that makes sense. Thanks. I will do that. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! I just love how peaceful this place is. I’m headed up to the Hennepin Canal this weekend. Are you still out in the Dakotas?

@@linesman71 that’s awesome! Thanks for watching!

@@JamesHarries-l5n Thanks for watching James! The fan works great. I believe it’s louder than my Fantastic Fan that was in my Gray Wolf 26DBH though. Since it’s winter time, I’m only using it for an exhaust fan though. I love the North South bed. The windows on both sides allow the breeze to blow across. I always wished they would flop the doors with the windows on my NüCamp Tag XL so I’d have that breeze blowing across my upper body like this one does. The firewood rack on the front is a huge plus for me. I got that idea watching Kenny of All Trades and Work Less Enjoy Life More. Once again I appreciate you watching and the kind words. I’m heading to one the Hennepin Canal Locks next week. No power there. I want to test my Jackary power stations and the Alde heating system running off of propane for the weekend. Have fun.

lol. 100%. The perfect camping organizer/storage. Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.

@@Brian.A.Simmons Hey Brian! Thanks for watching. I couldn’t think of your name to save my soul last night. I kept thinking Brian Smith. My height and arm length allow me to reach the bed anchor points, before I start to lower it. It is tight but I can get a full grip on the rackets after the camper is fully seated. I’m going to pay attention to see what the gap at your truck bed wall looks like the next time I watch your videos.

The multi colored cat is a Torti (tortoiseshell) colored cat. The Torti, white cats and calico cats are usually always female, a male would be rare. And white cats usually deaf. Wonder if they were dumped because of being pregnant. I have seen cats in our state park also.

⁠@@CherylKearchnerthat’s exactly what it was. A torti. I tried calling for all of them, but they were too feral to come. They all looked healthy so I guess campers were feeding them. I wondered if they belonged to the camp host. Thanks for watching!

Very nice camper and video. I fell asleep while sitting by the fire and had to rewatch, so relaxing and informative. TY.

@ thank you Cheryl for the kind words.

@@lancelotthaupe6970 heck yeah!!! I’m doing it right now!

@JeremiahHexx thanks for watching! I haven’t heard of the Outpost 6.5. I’ll have to look that up on the interweb. I just replaced the one lead acid battery with two 100ah LiTime batteries. I am glad the solar controller and charger were both set up for either battery type or I wouldn’t have been able to go lithium without some extra money. I went with NüCamp because I already had the Tag XL and love it. The quality so far is good. Time will tell though. Once again, thanks for taking the time to watch this video and adding a comment.

@@alanosborne1947 thanks for watching! I’m from NC and moved up here about seven years ago. The Rock Island Rail Trail is really nice. Farmdale Reservoir has some really great MTB trails. I haven’t tried of the Jubilee College trails since I camp here mostly in the winter. They close them for deer hunting and snow. I do enjoy riding around the park on my bike. There’s lots of wildlife here. I’m told that Peoria is nothing like it was back when you lived there. Once again, thanks for watching and thanks for commenting. I’m heading up to one of the Hennepin Canal lock sites this weekend. Supposedly that’s a very long bike trail. I’ll throw that video up next Sunday.

@@JamesHarries-l5n Thanks for watching. The rain definitely didn’t make the video as good as it could’ve been. Lol. That bike rack is a KYX brand I bought off of Amazon. I don’t know if I’m allowed to add the link but I guess we will find out. It does clear it but barely when it’s empty and tilted forward. You could always put the dual hitch extender on in a way to make it lower. I’ll show that option in my next video. Do a search for KYX bike crack on Amazon if this link doesn’t work. Once again, thank you so much for watching and commenting! Let me know if you have any other questions. a.co/d/gmQEmqG

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! You cannot run the AC with the factory set up. I’m upgrading to Lithium and I am looking into doing something that would allow me to run the 9200 BTU AC. I will post a video when I figure it out.

@@tims6104 I know what you mean. I try to hit a different place every time I go out and this one is 2 hours from my house. I prefer a little more secluded but those are hard to find in Illinois. I had really nice neighbors this time. I really like Johnson’s Sauk and Jubilee College for their campgrounds. Thanks for watching!

@@ivorywilliams7190 my RODE mics went out. I have to buy a new set. This should be taken care of this week. Thanks for watching. The lighting during the hike was disappointing for me. I’m working on that also.

My new DJI mics came in today. Let me know what you think if you watch my video I will put out this Sunday.

Very nice places to fish and picnic.

@@fatcok68 thanks for watching! It’s really nice.

Thank you for watching! NüCamp does an amazing job designing and building their campers. We also own a Tag XL by them and it has been fantastic. I always wanted a truck camper though. Once again, thank you for watching.

@@Roughinit good morning and thanks for watching. I just got this a couple weeks ago and I can tell you it doesn’t matter for my F150 rather I leave it on there or take it off. I have done both over the last couple weeks. I drop it when I need to “claim” a campsite. I did add 2500 pound leaf springs to my truck a couple years ago. It barely squats my truck at all. I have a 30 foot tagalong that never leaves my property lol. I would say this is perfect for that quick weekend getaway. My wife and I are loving it.

@@almightyblue3744 lol

@@richardharvey216 it has a really great flow. It’s perfect for me and my wife. My 2010 F150 with a 5.4 liter, hauls it very well. I did upgrade my leaf springs to 2500# springs by General Springs a few years ago, so I don’t know what it would do if I still had the factory ones. I have a 6 BDS suspension lift also. My height is 142 inches.

I just bought this camper so I don’t know yet. I’m replacing these batteries with lithium. I have to figure out how to do that. I have not had good luck with deep cycle batteries in the past. I’ll let you know once I get the lithium installed. Whatever batteries that are in this one are not holding a charge. In the past I used one 20 pound tank of propane per month in the winter. Sometimes 2 if it was really cold. I was down south though, and not in a four season camper. This one is four seasons, but I’m in central Illinois. We get cold up here.

That’s awesome!

I’m from the piedmont of NC

@Adventurejohn I live in bessemer city, nc

@@ivorywilliams7190 Not yet. Buying this was one of my “checks” before I do though! lol. 24 foot is a good size for living/traveling in. I have a Cherokee 26BHS. I thought about buying some low to no property tax land and setting it up for a home base. Thank you for watching and congrats on your retirement!

@@brandonmaebane76 One of the influencers always says it ain’t season til you’re sneezin! lol Thanks for watching!

@@T-BONE- thanks for watching!

@@john-smokez thanks John! Appreciate you watching!

@@davidweidemann7275 thank you for watching. I still use and would recommend it. Amazon has this in a larger “camp kitchen” kit for $45. I would probably recommend it more so since it has this kit and more. Here’s a list of what comes in it. (1) Folding spoon (1) Folding spatula (1) Locking tongs (1) Paring knife (1) Chef knife (1) Grater (1) Scrubber (1) 4 Chamber spicer (1) Camp towel (2) Cutting boards (4) Spoons (4) Knives (4) Forks (1) Zippered tote

@@Adventurejohn thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate you watching!

I made it again tonight! lol

@@toddschultz7477 Thank you! Thanks for watching.

@@warriorminktribe2059 Thank you. It’s always nice to spend time with my family. Thanks for watching.

@@skeffrey5092 LOL. Thanks for watching .

@@joeastle5142 Absolutely. 10 days off. More than enough.