I live in Rapid City SD by the Black Hills - come visit us here - gorgeous area - May to Oct best - see you in the hills buddies !! We welcome everyone to SD. Cheers !!
Great video. Another fantastic trip and happy I could be part of it. We are defiantly going to have to get you back to SD again, and I will have to venture east. Love these videos, I am going to explore this year and do some unplanned journey and work on the road. Keep it up.
Thanks! Yeah we will have to get you out East. Ozarks would be cool too. I stayed overnight on the way home. Realized that I needed to get back and explore that area some more.
Good afternoon from Godley Texas, came across your channel while surfing TH-cam. As a truck camper owner I found your adventure to be epic with off the chart narration. I'm now a subscriber. Thanks for bringing me along. Continue living life to the fullest by doing what you love 😎
So sorry about your tire troubles. Glad it got fixed! I’ve never heard of devils peak and was surprised at what it looked like close up. You peaked my interest enough to search it and learn something new. The earth is beautiful and incredible. We are so lucky to live here. Thanks for sharing the views with those of us who are locked into one place. Maybe one day…
Another great video! As far as videos ruining the sense of exploring the unknown, just like the camera never does justice to how steep inclines are, or how severe rock ledges can be, I think the same is true with how beautiful mother nature can be. It's one thing to see it in a video, but it's another thing altogether to see it in person!
Very true. There is nothing like when the sounds, smells, and the sights all collide to make the perfect moment that you carry with you the rest of your life.
This is a great series. I'm a remote 9-5 worker in software and you're a big inspiration for some travel I plan to start next year. I have a Tacoma overland rig and I'm planning to do some 30+ day long trips, mostly out west, while I work remotely. Anymore tips and tricks you can share about the remote 9-5 side of things, Starlink Mini, scheduling, etc. would be amazing.
Thanks! Sounds like you have the perfect job to take on the road. I am planning a full in depth series on camp working, but it will be a few months before I get back out. I have a playlist with some stuff on general remote working and one on just Starlink that I think you would find helpful if you have not already checked them out. I actually shot quite a few of the vids while I was out on this “No Regrets” trip. Working while in the backcountry has been a game changer!
What an adventure! I work remote as well and am looking to starrt a similar trip this summer! How much battery/solar are you working with to comfortably run starlink and your computer during the work week?
It is absolutely worth it! I have 240ah. That has been plenty for 5 days straight including my fridge in almost all environments. For this past trip I had a 180W panel that I used to keep things topped off. When I was in Death Valley it was 109 deg and I had trouble keeping up since my fridge was running all day, but still had enough for 5 days. If you use 50W per hour as your draw per hour on Starlink Mini and your laptop it is a pretty good way to estimate power draw. My usage averaged below that at 45 when using my HP and 40 with my MAC, but having the extra buffer was nice when calculating things out.
@@OverlandCalling thats the ballpark I was estimating! Thanks for the insight. I also picked up some portable solar panels for when I need some extra juice for charging!
@@kevinhill242 Nice! It is amazing working while out camping. It has its unique challenges, but nothing beats closing the laptop and seconds later you are camping. Don’t forget to shut the internet down every once in a while to escape technology and really be able to enjoy it.
I live in Rapid City SD by the Black Hills - come visit us here - gorgeous area - May to Oct best - see you in the hills buddies !! We welcome everyone to SD. Cheers !!
I will be coming back that way for sure. There is so much to see out there that I never had time for the first trip.
Great video. Another fantastic trip and happy I could be part of it. We are defiantly going to have to get you back to SD again, and I will have to venture east. Love these videos, I am going to explore this year and do some unplanned journey and work on the road. Keep it up.
Thanks! Yeah we will have to get you out East. Ozarks would be cool too. I stayed overnight on the way home. Realized that I needed to get back and explore that area some more.
I enjoyed this Brian. Thanks. It's been a long time since we've been to SD.
Glad you enjoyed it. I am looking forward to taking my family back there for some more exploring.
Good afternoon from Godley Texas, came across your channel while surfing TH-cam. As a truck camper owner I found your adventure to be epic with off the chart narration. I'm now a subscriber. Thanks for bringing me along. Continue living life to the fullest by doing what you love 😎
Thanks and welcome to the channel!
Love your videos. Very inspiring. I'm curious what you do to be able to work remotely??
Thanks! I am a manager. All my team members are remote workers as well, so lucked out and not office for me.
@OverlandCalling Nice!! Sounds like it's working out in your favor. Thanks for the info.
So sorry about your tire troubles. Glad it got fixed!
I’ve never heard of devils peak and was surprised at what it looked like close up. You peaked my interest enough to search it and learn something new. The earth is beautiful and incredible. We are so lucky to live here. Thanks for sharing the views with those of us who are locked into one place. Maybe one day…
I only learned about Devils Peak shortly before going there myself. Agree 100% about this amazing world. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Another great video! As far as videos ruining the sense of exploring the unknown, just like the camera never does justice to how steep inclines are, or how severe rock ledges can be, I think the same is true with how beautiful mother nature can be. It's one thing to see it in a video, but it's another thing altogether to see it in person!
Very true. There is nothing like when the sounds, smells, and the sights all collide to make the perfect moment that you carry with you the rest of your life.
This is a great series. I'm a remote 9-5 worker in software and you're a big inspiration for some travel I plan to start next year. I have a Tacoma overland rig and I'm planning to do some 30+ day long trips, mostly out west, while I work remotely. Anymore tips and tricks you can share about the remote 9-5 side of things, Starlink Mini, scheduling, etc. would be amazing.
Thanks! Sounds like you have the perfect job to take on the road. I am planning a full in depth series on camp working, but it will be a few months before I get back out. I have a playlist with some stuff on general remote working and one on just Starlink that I think you would find helpful if you have not already checked them out. I actually shot quite a few of the vids while I was out on this “No Regrets” trip. Working while in the backcountry has been a game changer!
What an adventure! I work remote as well and am looking to starrt a similar trip this summer! How much battery/solar are you working with to comfortably run starlink and your computer during the work week?
It is absolutely worth it! I have 240ah. That has been plenty for 5 days straight including my fridge in almost all environments. For this past trip I had a 180W panel that I used to keep things topped off. When I was in Death Valley it was 109 deg and I had trouble keeping up since my fridge was running all day, but still had enough for 5 days. If you use 50W per hour as your draw per hour on Starlink Mini and your laptop it is a pretty good way to estimate power draw. My usage averaged below that at 45 when using my HP and 40 with my MAC, but having the extra buffer was nice when calculating things out.
@@OverlandCalling thats the ballpark I was estimating! Thanks for the insight. I also picked up some portable solar panels for when I need some extra juice for charging!
@@kevinhill242 Nice! It is amazing working while out camping. It has its unique challenges, but nothing beats closing the laptop and seconds later you are camping. Don’t forget to shut the internet down every once in a while to escape technology and really be able to enjoy it.