Those diesel heaters are the best thing ever in my book. Makes my 17 ft camper as warm an comfortable as being at home. I bought the cheapest 1 on Amazon 4 yrs ago and it's still working great. On low only uses 4 to 7 watts an about 1/3 of a tank of fuel in a 16 hour span.
I was surprised initially you didn’t have quilted curtains inside your tent. With the heater, they are less necessary. I’m going to be going out in mid March for the first time in colder weather in the PNW. I’m too nervous to about not having a fail safe with my heated clothes. Will consider a diesel heater for the future. Thank you!
It would definitely cook me out of there if I had any insulation. I do always have safety gear that if I lost the diesel heater that I would still be comfortable and safe without it. I think relying completely on one source of heat would be a bad idea.
Great video, I am about to head out on a solo trip in about 2 hours from now. Should be pretty interesting. I've gone RTT camping many times, but this is my first solo camping trip. Newly subbed, and looking forward to your diesel heater video.
I love it! Hope you have a safe trip. Thanks for watching and definitely update me how your trip goes. This was my second solo trip and I really enjoyed it. You have to find inner peace.
First time here , quick question can the noise of the heater be a problem ? In case you’re trying to be left alone and people follow the sound, toughts?.
Sheeesh that chilly. I am planning to hit some trails in Mammoth next week and it looks like the low is going to be down in the single digits. Where are you located?
I would say the toughest challenge was the anxiety of the unknown. Trips like this things can change pretty fast and you really never know what’s going to happen. Hey, it’s the Sierra Nevada’s by Yosemite area.
Hello, please can you tell me the name from youre disel heater? i try to take a look of the type and name in the Video, but it dosent work. Tahk you very much for that informations
Why is the diesel heater set up to heat cold outside air? You will be much more efficient with another hose going from inside the tent to the diesel heater air intake.
Well, considering that I can only leave it on the lowest setting all night I would say it’s efficient enough. I have heard that if you have it recirculating, it can make it humid, but bringing in the dry cold air from outside and pumping it into your tent is better I guess. I do think it would be more efficient if you recirculated, but I think in most cases for rooftop tents it’s better to bring it in from outside.
yes, I have a good amount of recovery gear incase of a stuck situation and I try to stay close enough to a road that will have at least 1 car go up it a day so that if i needed help someone would find me in a day or so. This area has a good amount of snowmobilers so I figured I wouldnt die just might put myself in an awkward situation. lol Its scary being out there alone in a snowstorm but I had a blast and am going to film another one next week if this storm comes in.
Very interesting video though a bit short. In a way that is good but more discussion is needed along with demos. I wonder if air space can be enclosed over the tent and staked down into the ground with expandable poles ? Like using a massive tarp with rugged vinyl winows going over front windshield and extending about eight feet past the rear of the jeep ? With insulation layers and a big buddy furnace or even a woodburning stovepipe furnace. It would help dry out locks and door handles. With a pyro-electric generator made by Goal Zero an engine blanket or warmer could even be possible. It may be possible to use the Goal Zero pyro-electric generators to warm up the place and recharge an electric generator. I try to think of benefits of the Jeep having protection along with the people inside.
Thanks for your Input. My mind has sooo many ideas for the future haha I am going to make detailed videos about a couple topics in this video like the diesel heater and different style rooftop tents. I also need allot of practice video editing and mainly filming.
@@jonnytacooutdoors it’s so nice to have. It definitely limits your space because I have to travel with a second cooler just to have it around but I think it’s worth it.
Hi mate,I have a question for you does your diesel heater have a plastic smell??...not diesel,some kind of plastic smell...I have this annoying smell on mine and can't get rid of it.
It’s a 100 amp hour lithium battery lifepo4 by Eco-worthy. I got it on Amazon and it seems to be a pretty good deal. The battery works great and those power banks were just so expensive. I couldn’t bite that bullet.
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I have a few more videos coming soon like a diesel heater review and more winter camping trips. Thanks for watching!
Where’s this at?!? Trail name or something would help
I tell people that is nothing beautiful than snow, thanx for sharing my friend and have a nice weekend 🇸🇪
I couldn't agree more. Have a wonderful weekend as well.
Agree too! I love winter camping!
@@michaelhawkins318 thanx my friend
@@Justjeepingadventures thanx my friend
it makes a lot of sense . . thanks for sharing.
Great video you killed it! Looking forward to the next videos and hope to see you on the trails!
Thanks you! I would love to coordinate a group trip.
Great video! you have a new suscriber from Chile 🇨🇱
Thank you! more fun stuff coming
Hey guy, make sure u got a co detector with ya. Looks fun!
I have 2 just incase. lol
That looks awesome. Great set up too man!!!!!
Thanks you! I am trying to get it dialed in.
First video of yours I have seen, and really liked it !!! Stay blessed bro!!!
Thank you so much 😀 I can’t wait to put out more videos.
Those diesel heaters are the best thing ever in my book. Makes my 17 ft camper as warm an comfortable as being at home. I bought the cheapest 1 on Amazon 4 yrs ago and it's still working great. On low only uses 4 to 7 watts an about 1/3 of a tank of fuel in a 16 hour span.
I agree they are so amazing. I’m going to Mammoth this weekend and it’s going to be 4° but I have no worries I will be warm.
Great video I appreciate you
Thank you! I have a couple more videos coming soon from some winter camping I did the last couple weeks.
Heating up the cookie. Well played.
It was strategic survival maneuver that saved my life.
I was surprised initially you didn’t have quilted curtains inside your tent. With the heater, they are less necessary. I’m going to be going out in mid March for the first time in colder weather in the PNW. I’m too nervous to about not having a fail safe with my heated clothes. Will consider a diesel heater for the future. Thank you!
It would definitely cook me out of there if I had any insulation. I do always have safety gear that if I lost the diesel heater that I would still be comfortable and safe without it. I think relying completely on one source of heat would be a bad idea.
Hi 👋 I’m officially number 196! Much luck to you!
Thank you so much! Ill make you proud.
An excellent test of stamina and endurance for the true adventurer👍👍
AWESOME video!!! Keep it up!!!
Great video, I am about to head out on a solo trip in about 2 hours from now. Should be pretty interesting. I've gone RTT camping many times, but this is my first solo camping trip. Newly subbed, and looking forward to your diesel heater video.
I love it! Hope you have a safe trip. Thanks for watching and definitely update me how your trip goes. This was my second solo trip and I really enjoyed it. You have to find inner peace.
How did it go?
@@michaelhawkins318 it was awesome. Just posted my video. I hope you check it out
Heaters are game changers. 😎
First time here , quick question can the noise of the heater be a problem ? In case you’re trying to be left alone and people follow the sound, toughts?.
We just did 6.8 f this last week. Heater for the win too!! Looks like you’re set up too. 😎
Sheeesh that chilly. I am planning to hit some trails in Mammoth next week and it looks like the low is going to be down in the single digits.
Where are you located?
@@michaelhawkins318 I’m in western Canada. Deep in the mountains, high altitude, it gets cold! I have a video dropping next week!
Awesome video bro love from INDIA
Thank you! I appreciate the support.
What was the toughest challenge in your sojourn?
Where is the zone? I haven't watched the entire documentary
I would say the toughest challenge was the anxiety of the unknown. Trips like this things can change pretty fast and you really never know what’s going to happen.
Hey, it’s the Sierra Nevada’s by Yosemite area.
Hello, please can you tell me the name from youre disel heater? i try to take a look of the type and name in the Video, but it dosent work. Tahk you very much for that informations
maXpeedingrods 12V 5KW Air Diesel Heater. I made a separate review of the diesel heater, but it seems to be unavailable on Amazon right now.
Why is the diesel heater set up to heat cold outside air? You will be much more efficient with another hose going from inside the tent to the diesel heater air intake.
Well, considering that I can only leave it on the lowest setting all night I would say it’s efficient enough. I have heard that if you have it recirculating, it can make it humid, but bringing in the dry cold air from outside and pumping it into your tent is better I guess. I do think it would be more efficient if you recirculated, but I think in most cases for rooftop tents it’s better to bring it in from outside.
Getting stuck in the snow freaks me out. I couldn’t do that alone. Just curious do you have a back up plan to get help if you get stuck.
yes, I have a good amount of recovery gear incase of a stuck situation and I try to stay close enough to a road that will have at least 1 car go up it a day so that if i needed help someone would find me in a day or so. This area has a good amount of snowmobilers so I figured I wouldnt die just might put myself in an awkward situation. lol Its scary being out there alone in a snowstorm but I had a blast and am going to film another one next week if this storm comes in.
Very interesting video though a bit short. In a way that is good but more discussion is needed along with demos. I wonder if air space can be enclosed over the tent and staked down into the ground with expandable poles ? Like using a massive tarp with rugged vinyl winows going over front windshield and extending about eight feet past the rear of the jeep ? With insulation layers and a big buddy furnace or even a woodburning stovepipe furnace. It would help dry out locks and door handles. With a pyro-electric generator made by Goal Zero an engine blanket or warmer could even be possible. It may be possible to use the Goal Zero pyro-electric generators to warm up the place and recharge an electric generator. I try to think of benefits of the Jeep having protection along with the people inside.
Thanks for your Input. My mind has sooo many ideas for the future haha I am going to make detailed videos about a couple topics in this video like the diesel heater and different style rooftop tents. I also need allot of practice video editing and mainly filming.
I’m very not into the vans or campers or busses because they constrain you to very decent roads.
This set up I’m into!
I agree! This is the main reason I went this route. I didn’t the extra fear of getting stuck with a oversized heavy vehicle.
Looks like an amazing trip. What kind of diesel heater do you have? Can you provide a link?
maXpeedingrods on Amazon. I kept it on the lowest setting all night and it kept the tent in the 70’s even though it was in the 20’s outside.
Михаил ну ты прям настоящий северянин..лайк
I give it my best shot.
Rad video
Thank you!
@@michaelhawkins318 love the diesel heater setup
@@jonnytacooutdoors it’s so nice to have. It definitely limits your space because I have to travel with a second cooler just to have it around but I think it’s worth it.
Hi mate,I have a question for you does your diesel heater have a plastic smell??...not diesel,some kind of plastic smell...I have this annoying smell on mine and can't get rid of it.
yes, but only when i use random hoses into the tent. When I use the tubes that comes with a diesel heater it smells just fine.
Do you like your Firestone’s ??
yes, but they are louder than my last set which were the BF Goodrich KO's mud tire.
amazing off road
Yo what kind of tent do you have I have a roofnet on my 2dr jl
Its my person company TopaTopGear. Rooftop tents are the way to go.
@@michaelhawkins318 where are you camping at looks familiar
@@BlackShadow233 above bass lake on beasore road.
What kind of battery are you running the heater on? And would you recommend it over a power station?
It’s a 100 amp hour lithium battery lifepo4 by Eco-worthy. I got it on Amazon and it seems to be a pretty good deal. The battery works great and those power banks were just so expensive. I couldn’t bite that bullet.
what brand diesel heater do you use?
maXpeedingrods on Amazon. I kept it on the lowest setting all night and it kept the tent in the 70’s even though it was in the 20’s outside.
Удивительно. У нас в России ещё мало снега.
I can't wait for more snow here.
Need some snow shoes!!
Thats for the next trip.
What tires are you running? Thanks
The Firestone mud and snow tires that came with the jeep. They are pretty good in the snow.
With a four wheel drive vehicle
🛻⚙️
Where did you get the diesel heater at?
maXpeedingrods 12V 5KW Air Diesel Heater
I got it on amazon but its currently unavailable.
Do you eat any carbs at all??😂
I try not too 😂
So betefull
Don't tell me you camped next to the crapper
It was a glorious bathroom.
@@michaelhawkins318 🤣😂😆🤪
This video has me feeling cold🙄
Lost me when he called the jeep a car.
hahaha I actually heard that too and thought it was pretty cringe of me.