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Hallo! Ich war im April/Mai dort. Die Temperaturen sind immer verrückt glaube ich. 40-45 Grad, vor allem im Inland sind normal. Ja das mit der Diesel Qualität ist problematisch. Wahrscheinlich klappt's an den großen Tankstellen, aber sicher kann man sich nicht sein. Im Zweifel heißt es dann Motorschaden. Genieße die Reise, wenn auch nicht so weit nach unten. :)

@@roadlessroaming Dankeschön. Wahrscheinlich werde ich im März als erstes gleich durchfahren bis zur Erzbahn. Muss auf meinen Hund aufpassen. Ansonsten später in einem zweiten Anlauf im Januar. Alles Gute, auch für deinen Paps :)

Hello! What are you referring to? I can't quite follow.

​@@roadlessroaming your illegal, by your own words, head lights mate... you will never ever think about driving with this lights in Germany - right. But because the control in Africa and anywhere in the "thirds world" is loose "we" violate the safety, instead exactly there to show how its done and how important those safety rules are! We only pretend for moral superiority and democracy... Safe trip!

Ah I see now. But to be honest, that's nothing to worry about. If you see the vehicles on the road, how people drive, how the accidents happen and that people die because of really stupid reasons, you don't even think about a tiny little detail such as the EU Standard of headlights anymore. Plus on top, in some other countries, most probably even some European countries (or the US) they would be totally legal. Just as an example, people here often use cheap 12v construction side LEDs as headlight replacements. They are literally taped in place or fitted with 2kg of filler. Or they just drive without lights at all. The "illegal" LEDs in my headlights are by far superior to many things on road here.

@@roadlessroaming Yes, but the point is why you lower the level to their (most of them are doing it just to survive - you, sorry for the bit harsh statement, just drive your rich european a** arround the world - no offend, figuratively said) instead keep the high EU levels up! You can drive the damn car without any lights in worst case you'll pay bribe and continue - the damn question is: Is if f**king right?!!! More over there are plenty of legal solutions for good light offered by well known brands like Osram, Philips and so on...

Thank you for your comment. And thanks for watching all the way to the end. :)

What wonderful words. Thank you so much. It is indeed lonely sometimes and definitely straining. But the loneliness transforms more and more towards just enjoying being alone. It's a whole journey by itself. Link your Instagram for your build if you have. Would be nice to see what your dream setup will look like. 🙏🏼

Freut mich dass es dir hilft. Mehr Videos kommen bald. Was ist denn genau geplant für nächstes Jahr bei dir?

@@roadlessroaming Hi, der grobe Plan ist Marokko, Westsahara und Mauretanien bis zum Senegal-Fluß und wieder zurück...

Hallo. Danke dir! Bald kommen wieder neue Videos. Mein Laptop hatte zwischenzeitlich den Geist aufgegeben. Jetzt muss ich erst mal wieder ein paar Videos fertig machen und dann geht's weiter. Aber es kommen noch viele Videos. :)

@@roadlessroaming na dann bin ich gespannt 😊

Sperre hinten, genau. War aber da außer Funktion. Nur Luft ablassen hätte mich da easy rausgeholt tatsächlich. Da war ich aber viel zu faul für, weil ich nicht dachte, dass das so viel hilft. Mit ultra wenig Luft in den Reifen bin ich sogar ohne 4x4 durch den Sand Mauritaniens gefahren.

😄 So oft wie meiner in der Werkstatt ist müsste ich aktuell noch langsamer fahren.. (*Spoiler Alert) 😭

🙏🏼 Thank you. :)

That's a good question. Generally I would say, that it is pretty good. Right now it's the rainy season where I am at. The humidity would be high in any type of setup. What I would have an eye on is the size and type of the windows, especially in the roof. The bigger, the better. If you can open it when it's raining heavily it's even better. I would not go with a tent or a soft sided pop up. The rain and the wind can be heavy and therefore super loud. And as you mentioned, it feels safe. If there are unanswered questions, feel free to reach out any time. ✌🏼

Thank you! At the moment there are no videos as I still don't have a new/fixed laptop. So sorry for that first of all. I am using a DJI Action, Insta360. In the future there will be a drone. Fingers crossed I will find a solution for the laptop. Thanks for watching!

@@babesidatt6802 Thank you. :) And thanks for watching. Quick info: New uploads are coming, but at the moment my laptop is broken.

The laptop is broken, the car is at the mechanic and gets fixed but I am still standing. 💪🏻😄

@@roadlessroaming great hearing you're safe my friend. Look forward to hearing all about your journey

I am on a side where every human or group of people (in this case a country), have their freedom and the rights to choose independence if they wish to do so. Everything else is only a view full of hate and greed which leads to crime and war. I guess you are Muslim? If so, then respect everyone else and treat everyone equally, like your religion tells you, without forcing your personal, egoistic and narcissistic opinion on someone else.

@@roadlessroaming I agree with you, my dear brother, but in this case, the so-called Western Sahara is not a 100% humanitarian issue or a liberation issue as you think, but rather it is an issue that Algeria created and is paying a lot of money to divide and isolate Morocco. It also wants an outlet to the Atlantic Ocean, this is clear to everyone.

Yes absolutely. I try to talk to as many locals as possible and ask then about their view and opinion. Understandably most don't want to be on camera. I try to implement this more and more as these kind of things are the topics which move me the most and change my view on many things. Thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching. 🙏🏼

Thanks for the feedback. I try to leave it on screen longer next time. :) 🙏🏼

The price for the carnet is not the problem mostly. But if you don't have a bank who supports you with the Carnet de Passage, who have to put down a deposit of a certain percentage of your car. And that depends on your country. For me, that was simply not possible.

Thank you. :) It is crazy expensive, considering that one doesn't pay that when entering from the south for example. It's the Diama Border. Rosso, the other border in the north is even worse. It's known to better be avoided.

But I believe it’s part of travel experience. Have a great journey onward

@@roadlessroaming I heard of that cost`s without the carnet. It is nothing compare what to pay for the carnet. And considering may also if you loose it... The carnet is "just" one year valid. You are documentfree on the road. enjoy it. Danke für das mitnehmen!

@fa7842 That's true! The document is just borrowed and you have to organise the return after one year if I remember correctly. And you have to get a new one. I already forgot about those things. The only positive thing is, that you don't have to argue as often at the borders. And is you lose your car for any reason, most likely in an accident, you have to try to get your deposit back. Basically it's a bit headache for a small benefit.

@@roadlessroaming Exactly what i meant

Sorry right, I didn't explain. The "Carnet de Passage" ( sometimes it has different names) is basically the passport for the vehicle. You have to put a deposit down for your car, which was too expensive for my taste. The river is just called River Senegal as far as I know. It's not a very big one and follows the border of Mauritania and Senegal. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching! 🙏🏼

@@roadlessroaming Oh, thank you so much.. 🙏🏾

I didn't have my car checked, it didn't seem like anyone would care to be honest. I got a Sim card before entering Senegal which was super easy. A bit expensive compared but okay. My priority was having internet once I enter. No registration, no nothing. :)

Welcome to my channel! I am looking forward to experiencing Kenya. :)

Hope your journey is going smoothly now. Watch out for the human vultures 😂😂😂 stay safe. God richly bless you on this journey.

It absolutely was a big pleasure for me too. The days in Fajara have taught me a lot. A very valuable experience for sure. Good luck and all the energy for your life journey! 🙏🏼

Will do definitely... 🙏🏼

... and thank you for watching!

Thank you. I heard that the Richard Structure is only really visible from above and nothing too special when you stand nearby. And as the roads there are pretty hard on the car I have decided to not go. (And many other reasons)

Absolutely! That reminds me of something very interesting maybe. The creator of this car spent a lot of time developing this car. It all started very small with the base car and a roof top tent on the pickup bed. It wasn't created from scratch but rather with experience. Very often we lack that patience ending up changing so many things, rather than starting small and growing with our needs for the journey. Of course that's not always possible and that's why I bought it rather than build. Next time I know what I like and can create something tailored. I never put it on a scale but I guess it weighs around 2.5t fully loaded. :)

forum.buschtaxi.org/viewtopic.php?t=31761&start=105 I don't know if a link works, that's the nerdy history of my Hilux. Maybe it's useful to some people. :)

🙏🏼 Thank you for watching. :)

Thanks man. I will try to fit it in somewhere. What do you want to know exactly. Maybe I can already help here. :)

@@roadlessroaming how you go about designing something to scale in Fusion 360 that can be fabricated by a sheet metal shop. I suspect many people building rigs would like to have things like custom brackets made.

It's actually pretty simple. I haven't done any of this before and I had to learn it for the car. Usually, it's just about precise measuring. If it's more complicated and can't be measured easily, I take a picture from as far away as possible (for little distortion and perspective warps), use it as an imprint for the first steps in Fusion. The 3D printed interior light in the car is done that way. Works perfectly.

@@roadlessroaming Thank you, that's great 👍

Kenya is definitely one of the countries I cannot wait to see. What vehicle would you choose or do you have?

@@roadlessroaming land cruiser 78 series.. i love the idea of a troopy build..

That's a dream vehicle for that. Doesn't get any better in my opinion. Will you make videos of the build? Would love to see that.

Very often the police or military came around and asked me for my passport. It usually was okay to park and stay there then. But it could happen that they ask you to move.