Hey Thomas - thanks for the video. I had the same Nomax bag and Reckless R80. Recent trip to Iceland let me learnt that Nomax was nowhere near waterproof as rechless R80. Infact - R80 maintained complete 100% dry throughout the 14 days journey but Nomax tank bag was damped with rain cover. I now tends to let Nomax carry the heavy water bladder and other item which is less sensitive to humidity. Wish Nomax can improve its waterproofness in the next generation given its unrivelled flexibility and durability.
Yeah, the Nomax is no way waterproof and is not ment to be it either. Here in Norway, if you ride many days in rain, the humidity stays underneath the rain cover and will get your equipment damp. So I need to open it up inside my tent after every trip or take it inside to dry between trips. If it just sits on the bike in continues rain, the equipment will get damp or wet. I really hope there will be a waterproof version of this as well. That would be my absolute top pick. Cheers
Thank you for showing all your gear, very interesting ... now recommend us courses for approaching a bit in how you film 🙂 As the gear is not only what it shines. Cheers!
Ooohh... that is a request that can be hard to put into video. I'm not sure how I can show and tell this in a video friendly way. Let me spend some time thinking about this and see what I can come up with. But I will not promise anything. Cheers 👏🏻
@@tshansen sorry I was joking. I wanted to highlight that the main thing is the human behind the tools 😊Congrats for how you film. Anyhow some quick tips would be appreciated.
This was useful. I packed my drone today and it took up one full leg of my luggage; the DJI case is bulky for the bike. I have a Nomax Gen 1 that I rarely use as I don't like big tank bags, but with this video, I will use it like you have, except strap it to the rear seat area. Cheers-
Hello mate, glad you found it useful 🙌🏻 I had the 1 or 2 gen nomad myself for many years, before I changed it this year to the new Nomax. The only thing that is missing is the option to expand the bottom section of the tank bag. Yes it is a bit big for many, but for there is not much of an option. I might find a way to store some of my gear on the rear as well in the upcoming years, Need to look into this in the winter. 🙏🏻
Sweeeet! You've managed to cram a lot in a smart way into that tank bag. When I, finally, get to the point where I have a set of wheels to get me out there, I think I will still need to use a full on camera bag strapped to my back, or some extremely well padded panniers. Correct me if I'm wrong, but a 400mm lens will protrude "slightly" if you try to cram it into that tank bag, and, at least, you should NOT try to put it in sideways. 😜
Haha, a 400 lense would not go inside this, there is a reason why I choose the FE4/24-105 lense from Sony 😂 But I would like to have a good zoom lense with me as well on some trips. 🙈
It's always interesting seeing other people's setup. Love your work. I'm about to leave GoPro for DJI Action 4 for several reasons... One is the Bluetooth radio mic, I'm going to experiment with dji mic mounted near exhaust with deadcat on it to see if I get much better bike audio. I tried carrying DSLR but I found I wasn't using it enough to justify it. I love my Osmo Pocket.. Great image quality and sits in my pocket. I just bought the Air 3, so I'm riding with 2 drones now - Air3 and Skydio 2+. Keep up the great videos. BP
Hello Brent. Thank you so much for the nice comment, as you probably know, I'm a huge fan of your work as well. I find some of the same issues with the Action 4 as with the Action 3... the way DJI handles the Rocksteady is just terrible with how much shutter-speed you need for it to work and how it introduce micro jitter when it does not work. Not the same "soft dampening" as gopro has. In a couple of days we will get a look at what they have packed into the Osmo Action 5 pro, and I have really high hopes for that one. I have considered the Osmo Pocket myself, but I need to try it out more before I can decide. I might upgrade to the Air 3s if they add 1" sensor and proper D-Log colour profile. Keep rocking you as well mate. Cheers ☕️
@@tshansen Thx for your reply. Very interesting. I haven't noticed a significant difference between the Action 4 and my Gopro 11, but on my next ride I will be replacing the GoPro with the Action, so I'll definitely see if I'm experiencing stabilization issues. One of the other reasons besides the audio link to the wireless mic is the fact that I am using DJI colour profiles on the drone and on the Osmo, so colour matching becomes easier. I'm going to be checking out the Action 5 closely. I agree with you that if they upgraded the sensor size on the Air3, that would be compelling... I know DJI have a launch tomorrow, but I'm guessing that will be the new Mavic launch... but who knows. I found your comment about wanting a "proper D-Log profile" interesting. I haven't found any issues with the D-Log M profile on the Air3.. are you looking for greater dynamic range compression? What are you not getting with D-Log M?
The best compliment I ever get is when people tell me how easy I make it look. That means they have tried themself and did not make it 😂 Yeah, quality gear gives a more quality look, but it is always a matter of how easy it is to use. If it get's to complicated, you want use it, and then you don't create good stories. 🙌🏻 I just got a surprise package at my door today 🥰
I could have sworn your were Norwegian!!! Now you're speaking Dutch to me! 🤣🤣🤣( I hope you know that phrase. it's when you speak about something that someone else has ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE about)🤣🤣🤣Don't worry about any competition from me. At least not in this lifetime! AMAZING as always my friend!
Incredible Tjommi, that's a fine-tuned puzzle of your gizmos, by experience. Do You use small clothes to separate the stuff and protect from the most "sensible" part from rubbing. I use that for the DSLR in my Hood 5.
Thank you Tjommi. No this is how I pack it and both lense and screens is covered anyway so there is no need for a clothes in between, but you could do it for ease of mind.
Thanks for another great video. Now, speaking of the Nomax bag, I had high expectations and it actually exceeded them! It's truly impressive how it helps with organizing your gear and how it can fit so much stuff... I was also preparing a video about the bag and in the end my setup is a little different but similar anyway. I found the tip about storing files without taking a computer and SSD interesting. The only thing I would like is for it to be waterproof without needing a cover... but I understand that this might be difficult to achieve. Thanks!
Thank you mate, glad you liked it, and it is always nice to see how other go about doing these kind of stuff. So much to learn. I was also not to happy with the nomad and nomax not being waterproof, but it has honestly not been a problem. The rain cover works so well it has never been an issue. If I would go for a really long trip, I would probably bring a 2TB SSD and a memory card reader I could fill up as I go.
@@tshansen yes, I usually travel for 30 days straight in South America each year, so I need a way to storage footage, and some time do some “work”, so I have to bring my laptop.
Very thorough report TS. Everything has a place. Like the camera cage for add ons. You might want to run some power inside the tank bag for charging as you ride. Do you carry your laptop with you when you ride. If you don't edit on the road really not necessary. All good.
I have to cables I can put in my tankbag and charge while I'm riding, and no! I don't bring my laptop on travels to edit, I do all that back home. But with that said, I always bring my laptop if I'm doing client work, so I can quickly show some edits or color work for them. Cheers
I prefer soft luggage for my travels in Europe. I have not traveled with my bike outside Europe yet. But I would still choose soft luggage. There is absolutely no reason to choose hard luggage systems (imo)
Thanks for the video. Does the 60W charger work fine in charging 3 drone batteries at the same time without too much draw on your bike battery (or overheat) as you ride along? I’m looking at this method for my bike and want to make sure I get it right. Unfortunately, unlike your T7, there’s not much room for a tank bag on my PR7 so I’m looking for the best way forward for carrying stuff.
Yes, it works great for drone batteries... But yes it draws power from your bike, so you don't want to stand with the engine off with the charger in, only when riding. So if you remember to plug it out every time you cut the engine there is no problem. You could probably find a way to rig it in a backpack or similar with extra long cord
Bruker givi i tilsvarende størrelse med snapon ring på GS 1300. Slipper stropper og sånt heft:-) Hvis du bytter alt under ringen, får du også kjøreegenskaper i verdensklasse, i originalversjon:-)
Jeg hadde dette på min GSA selv, det tok opp for mye plass i tankvesken og det er litt vanskelig å få til slike fester på world raid som har to tanker og to tanklokk 🤣 Men ja, det viktigste er å finne en tankveske som passer sitt bruk 🙌🏻
Love your content! Perhaps a little off-topic, but how do you manage/archive your video data once you get back home? Do you use a NAS or other external storage? Asking because I’ve recorded a few of my trips, but I’m getting overwhelmed with the amount of data I need to manage afterwards 😅
Haha, that is a good question and yes I both use SSD and a NAS. So I transfer all my footage from the trip or around a project into file system on a SSD that is connected to my computer. When that is done, I take backup to my NAS, and when I start editing the project, I transfer the files I need over to own project folder on my main computer (internal SSD) And then I drag all clips into a timeline and start sorting them, that is a bit time consuming, and I do rough cuts in this process as well
I turned off from this bag because of its size. Big is nice for sure, but sometimes small just fits more comfortably 😂😂😜 and considering I wanted to use it on both bikes it would definitely have been too BIG for my REH.
Thank you sir. Yes, I mostly ride solo, because I enjoy filming and taking photos when I travel, and most can't be bothered about that. And I enjoy my own company and can enjoy my trips for me and my views.
Yes , makes perfect sense . I like to ride a lot on my own for that freedom of choices also. I am hoping to get to Norway with my bike and find your videos very inspirational. Many thanks for replying and keep up the amazing work you do 👍
@@garethskelding take good care of that! Enjoying your own campany and travel alone can be such a great thing! Enjoy mate and Thank you for Nice comment
Absolutely professional outfit what looks really expensive. So it might be useful to reach more subscribers for your channel. Well, couldn't subscribe a second time, Tjommi, so sorry for that. (is that your real name?🤔) But I like your content and can only tell others about your channel. Hope, it'll increase much more ( and become famous as the holy Nomad Robert, that we all adore so much! 😉😂). No, really, I find you both very likeable. Keep it up.👍
Hahaha, this made me laugh! Thank you mate 😂 Tjommi is a Norwegian word for best friend or good friend. So if you are my Tjommi, that means something. I think I deserve nothing more or nothing less. Hard work will pay of in the end, in in my own eyes I have a lot of success. I can continue to do what I love, I get to meet incredible people and have fun. This has never been about fame or fortune for me.But I really appreciate the nice words, and the ongoing support. 🙌🏻 You are a legend. I will never reach Roberts fame. He is our superstar (in the group) 😂
@@tshansen , thanks for the explanation of "Tjommi". And anyone who delivers such good content should also receive praise from their followers. See you.👍
@@tshansenunfortunatelly I managed to kill one Sony camera on the bike. Now putting it only in backpack. But I do imagine my more hardcore off-roading might be to blame.
@ArvidsBaranovs Yeah, there is always a chance of damage gear on the road! But i don’t do so much heavy off road yet! Destroyed a couple if iPhones before though 😂👀
I'm so tall that I get kinda over the bag, so it has not been an issue at all. Yes, if I would do really technical riding I would prefer to not have any luggage or a tank bag. But it is what it is, and for me this is the best setup I can live with and ease of use. 🔥
If you are interested to see how I fit all my camping gear in the Reckless 80, you can find it here: th-cam.com/video/17qYXQRy2xY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you a lot for making this video. Only asked you 2 weeks ago 😀 Very interesting to see and very helpful too 🙏
You are welcome mate, I got so many question about this so I figured there was time to show it all. Hope you found it useful mate. Cheers ☕️
Hey Thomas - thanks for the video. I had the same Nomax bag and Reckless R80. Recent trip to Iceland let me learnt that Nomax was nowhere near waterproof as rechless R80. Infact - R80 maintained complete 100% dry throughout the 14 days journey but Nomax tank bag was damped with rain cover. I now tends to let Nomax carry the heavy water bladder and other item which is less sensitive to humidity. Wish Nomax can improve its waterproofness in the next generation given its unrivelled flexibility and durability.
Yeah, the Nomax is no way waterproof and is not ment to be it either. Here in Norway, if you ride many days in rain, the humidity stays underneath the rain cover and will get your equipment damp. So I need to open it up inside my tent after every trip or take it inside to dry between trips. If it just sits on the bike in continues rain, the equipment will get damp or wet. I really hope there will be a waterproof version of this as well. That would be my absolute top pick. Cheers
Thank you for showing all your gear, very interesting ... now recommend us courses for approaching a bit in how you film 🙂 As the gear is not only what it shines. Cheers!
Good topic!
Ooohh... that is a request that can be hard to put into video. I'm not sure how I can show and tell this in a video friendly way. Let me spend some time thinking about this and see what I can come up with. But I will not promise anything. Cheers 👏🏻
@@tshansen sorry I was joking. I wanted to highlight that the main thing is the human behind the tools 😊Congrats for how you film. Anyhow some quick tips would be appreciated.
Great video, its always interesting to see what people are using
Glad you liked it mate, always something to learn from others and their setup. Cheers
This was useful. I packed my drone today and it took up one full leg of my luggage; the DJI case is bulky for the bike. I have a Nomax Gen 1 that I rarely use as I don't like big tank bags, but with this video, I will use it like you have, except strap it to the rear seat area. Cheers-
Hello mate, glad you found it useful 🙌🏻 I had the 1 or 2 gen nomad myself for many years, before I changed it this year to the new Nomax. The only thing that is missing is the option to expand the bottom section of the tank bag. Yes it is a bit big for many, but for there is not much of an option. I might find a way to store some of my gear on the rear as well in the upcoming years, Need to look into this in the winter. 🙏🏻
ok ok stop for a second... you never told us you were a Tetris champion 😂😂😂 great video!!!
Hahaha, that is a well hidden secret that only the inner circle knows 🤣🔥 Glad you liked it mate. Cheers
nice to see how you have organized everything for your motorcycling! nice tankbag with a very valuable stuff. thanks for sharing!
You are welcome Nick. Glad you found it informative 👏🏻
Thank you ❤
You are welcome 👏🏻
Thanks for showing us your setup. I have the MOSKO NOMAX too (and the AIR 3) and I sometime struggle with what to have in it :)
You are welcome mate. Hope you found it useful 👌🏻
Great video Thomas, thanks for sharing the information. Do you carry tools? If so, can you pls share the video whenever you can. Thanks! 👍👍
Yes, here is the tools I use on my trips, most of them are stored on my bike th-cam.com/video/QCBOFn04gXY/w-d-xo.html
@@tshansen thank you Thomas! 👍
Sweeeet! You've managed to cram a lot in a smart way into that tank bag. When I, finally, get to the point where I have a set of wheels to get me out there, I think I will still need to use a full on camera bag strapped to my back, or some extremely well padded panniers. Correct me if I'm wrong, but a 400mm lens will protrude "slightly" if you try to cram it into that tank bag, and, at least, you should NOT try to put it in sideways. 😜
Haha, a 400 lense would not go inside this, there is a reason why I choose the FE4/24-105 lense from Sony 😂 But I would like to have a good zoom lense with me as well on some trips. 🙈
A lot of useful tips! 👍👍👍
Always something to learn and something to share 👏🏻🤌🏻🔥
It's always interesting seeing other people's setup. Love your work. I'm about to leave GoPro for DJI Action 4 for several reasons... One is the Bluetooth radio mic, I'm going to experiment with dji mic mounted near exhaust with deadcat on it to see if I get much better bike audio. I tried carrying DSLR but I found I wasn't using it enough to justify it. I love my Osmo Pocket.. Great image quality and sits in my pocket. I just bought the Air 3, so I'm riding with 2 drones now - Air3 and Skydio 2+. Keep up the great videos.
BP
Hello Brent.
Thank you so much for the nice comment, as you probably know, I'm a huge fan of your work as well. I find some of the same issues with the Action 4 as with the Action 3... the way DJI handles the Rocksteady is just terrible with how much shutter-speed you need for it to work and how it introduce micro jitter when it does not work. Not the same "soft dampening" as gopro has. In a couple of days we will get a look at what they have packed into the Osmo Action 5 pro, and I have really high hopes for that one. I have considered the Osmo Pocket myself, but I need to try it out more before I can decide. I might upgrade to the Air 3s if they add 1" sensor and proper D-Log colour profile. Keep rocking you as well mate. Cheers ☕️
@@tshansen Thx for your reply. Very interesting. I haven't noticed a significant difference between the Action 4 and my Gopro 11, but on my next ride I will be replacing the GoPro with the Action, so I'll definitely see if I'm experiencing stabilization issues. One of the other reasons besides the audio link to the wireless mic is the fact that I am using DJI colour profiles on the drone and on the Osmo, so colour matching becomes easier. I'm going to be checking out the Action 5 closely.
I agree with you that if they upgraded the sensor size on the Air3, that would be compelling... I know DJI have a launch tomorrow, but I'm guessing that will be the new Mavic launch... but who knows. I found your comment about wanting a "proper D-Log profile" interesting. I haven't found any issues with the D-Log M profile on the Air3.. are you looking for greater dynamic range compression? What are you not getting with D-Log M?
Very informative.
Thanks
Wish that T7 was in the US.
Thank you, glad you liked it. Yeah, it is really strange that they don't sell it over there?
Now people see that your quality videos takes some effort and gear to produce. And that's only the capturing part. :) Cheers tjommi
The best compliment I ever get is when people tell me how easy I make it look. That means they have tried themself and did not make it 😂 Yeah, quality gear gives a more quality look, but it is always a matter of how easy it is to use. If it get's to complicated, you want use it, and then you don't create good stories. 🙌🏻 I just got a surprise package at my door today 🥰
Definitely!!!👍
I could have sworn your were Norwegian!!! Now you're speaking Dutch to me! 🤣🤣🤣( I hope you know that phrase. it's when you speak about something that someone else has ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE about)🤣🤣🤣Don't worry about any competition from me. At least not in this lifetime! AMAZING as always my friend!
Hahaha 🤣 I did touch on some greek and some dutch in this video (for some) 🙈🤣 Glad you liked it mate. Cheers
Incredible Tjommi, that's a fine-tuned puzzle of your gizmos, by experience. Do You use small clothes to separate the stuff and protect from the most "sensible" part from rubbing. I use that for the DSLR in my Hood 5.
Thank you Tjommi. No this is how I pack it and both lense and screens is covered anyway so there is no need for a clothes in between, but you could do it for ease of mind.
Thanks for another great video. Now, speaking of the Nomax bag, I had high expectations and it actually exceeded them! It's truly impressive how it helps with organizing your gear and how it can fit so much stuff... I was also preparing a video about the bag and in the end my setup is a little different but similar anyway. I found the tip about storing files without taking a computer and SSD interesting. The only thing I would like is for it to be waterproof without needing a cover... but I understand that this might be difficult to achieve. Thanks!
Thank you mate, glad you liked it, and it is always nice to see how other go about doing these kind of stuff. So much to learn. I was also not to happy with the nomad and nomax not being waterproof, but it has honestly not been a problem. The rain cover works so well it has never been an issue. If I would go for a really long trip, I would probably bring a 2TB SSD and a memory card reader I could fill up as I go.
@@tshansen yes, I usually travel for 30 days straight in South America each year, so I need a way to storage footage, and some time do some “work”, so I have to bring my laptop.
Very thorough report TS. Everything has a place. Like the camera cage for add ons. You might want to run some power inside the tank bag for charging as you ride. Do you carry your laptop with you when you ride. If you don't edit on the road really not necessary. All good.
I have to cables I can put in my tankbag and charge while I'm riding, and no! I don't bring my laptop on travels to edit, I do all that back home. But with that said, I always bring my laptop if I'm doing client work, so I can quickly show some edits or color work for them. Cheers
Which one do you prefer hard or soft luggage for international ride.
I prefer soft luggage for my travels in Europe. I have not traveled with my bike outside Europe yet. But I would still choose soft luggage. There is absolutely no reason to choose hard luggage systems (imo)
Awesome video! That cabin is sweet! What lense do you have on the Sony? Best!
Thank you mate. I use the FE4/24-105G OSS Incredible lens for its size and price.
Thanks for the video. Does the 60W charger work fine in charging 3 drone batteries at the same time without too much draw on your bike battery (or overheat) as you ride along? I’m looking at this method for my bike and want to make sure I get it right. Unfortunately, unlike your T7, there’s not much room for a tank bag on my PR7 so I’m looking for the best way forward for carrying stuff.
Yes, it works great for drone batteries... But yes it draws power from your bike, so you don't want to stand with the engine off with the charger in, only when riding. So if you remember to plug it out every time you cut the engine there is no problem. You could probably find a way to rig it in a backpack or similar with extra long cord
@@tshansen ah, thank you for the info.
Bruker givi i tilsvarende størrelse med snapon ring på GS 1300. Slipper stropper og sånt heft:-) Hvis du bytter alt under ringen, får du også kjøreegenskaper i verdensklasse, i originalversjon:-)
Jeg hadde dette på min GSA selv, det tok opp for mye plass i tankvesken og det er litt vanskelig å få til slike fester på world raid som har to tanker og to tanklokk 🤣 Men ja, det viktigste er å finne en tankveske som passer sitt bruk 🙌🏻
Love your content! I’ve looked on your channel but can’t find the answer - which exhaust do you have?
Thank you mate... I have the black widdow exhaust on my bike. Cheap from UK 🇬🇧
@@tshansen thank you so much. I feel like your channel deserves more recognition! Keep up the good fight
@@tedthekokoni8352 To be honest, I'm blown away by the support I got already 👏🏻
niice ;-) this all gear is my ext level maybe :D but thanks for video
Thank you mate, glad you liked it. People are always curious how I fit all the gear and bring it with me 🤣
Love your content! Perhaps a little off-topic, but how do you manage/archive your video data once you get back home? Do you use a NAS or other external storage?
Asking because I’ve recorded a few of my trips, but I’m getting overwhelmed with the amount of data I need to manage afterwards 😅
Haha, that is a good question and yes I both use SSD and a NAS. So I transfer all my footage from the trip or around a project into file system on a SSD that is connected to my computer. When that is done, I take backup to my NAS, and when I start editing the project, I transfer the files I need over to own project folder on my main computer (internal SSD) And then I drag all clips into a timeline and start sorting them, that is a bit time consuming, and I do rough cuts in this process as well
@@tshansen Thanks so much for that insight! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
@@sestoman You are welcome mate. Stay safe 👏🏻
I turned off from this bag because of its size. Big is nice for sure, but sometimes small just fits more comfortably 😂😂😜 and considering I wanted to use it on both bikes it would definitely have been too BIG for my REH.
Hahaha, sometimes size is everything. And for me, there is actually not a single tankbag that covers all my needs so well as the nomax. 🤣
@tshansen yeah I'm trying to go easy on my budget🤣🤣🤣but you're right about no one tank bag that is ideal.
Hi , love your channel . Just wondered . Do you mostly ride solo ? If so why ? Thank you
Thank you sir. Yes, I mostly ride solo, because I enjoy filming and taking photos when I travel, and most can't be bothered about that. And I enjoy my own company and can enjoy my trips for me and my views.
Yes , makes perfect sense . I like to ride a lot on my own for that freedom of choices also.
I am hoping to get to Norway with my bike and find your videos very inspirational.
Many thanks for replying and keep up the amazing work you do 👍
@@garethskelding take good care of that! Enjoying your own campany and travel alone can be such a great thing! Enjoy mate and Thank you for Nice comment
@@tshansen thank you , and your welcome 👍
Absolutely professional outfit what looks really expensive. So it might be useful to reach more subscribers for your channel. Well, couldn't subscribe a second time, Tjommi, so sorry for that. (is that your real name?🤔) But I like your content and can only tell others about your channel. Hope, it'll increase much more ( and become famous as the holy Nomad Robert, that we all adore so much! 😉😂). No, really, I find you both very likeable. Keep it up.👍
Okay, went through your channel info and found out "Thomas". 👋
Hahaha, this made me laugh! Thank you mate 😂 Tjommi is a Norwegian word for best friend or good friend. So if you are my Tjommi, that means something. I think I deserve nothing more or nothing less. Hard work will pay of in the end, in in my own eyes I have a lot of success. I can continue to do what I love, I get to meet incredible people and have fun. This has never been about fame or fortune for me.But I really appreciate the nice words, and the ongoing support. 🙌🏻 You are a legend. I will never reach Roberts fame. He is our superstar (in the group) 😂
@@tshansen , thanks for the explanation of "Tjommi". And anyone who delivers such good content should also receive praise from their followers. See you.👍
Heard stories of Camera stablization getting messed up due to vibrations from the bike. Have you ever faced that ?
Not been an issue with any of my gear, and I have traveled like this for 5 years now, if not more.
@@tshansenunfortunatelly I managed to kill one Sony camera on the bike. Now putting it only in backpack. But I do imagine my more hardcore off-roading might be to blame.
@ArvidsBaranovs Yeah, there is always a chance of damage gear on the road! But i don’t do so much heavy off road yet! Destroyed a couple if iPhones before though 😂👀
Wow, that’s a lot of stuff in a small tankbag… doesn’t that annoy you off-roading?
I'm so tall that I get kinda over the bag, so it has not been an issue at all. Yes, if I would do really technical riding I would prefer to not have any luggage or a tank bag. But it is what it is, and for me this is the best setup I can live with and ease of use. 🔥