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Posts posted by dzJeepChic
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Nice wheels and tires! We love our new KO2's, I think you'll be impressed. Amazing how much room there is in a 4 door sans back seat. Are you guys going to sleep in the back or stick with the tent and cots?
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Happy Big 4 dash O Ryan!
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Hope you have a chill day K-dude!!
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8 minutes ago, J2DXPLR said:Just wanted to throw in a short little clip I put together to share before the full video I will put together maybe months down the road. 😅
That's a cool video!
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That's cool! Lots of neat things to see in that area. While planning the Stoneman Lake to Camp Verde trip we did years back, I could clearly see lots of ways to connect trails and make a loop, so glad somebody did it!!
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LOL, one of my pet peeves is when people say 'Hot water heater'. If the water is hot then why do you need to heat it? Anyhow, now I get it.
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Here's some pictures of the awesome winch installation by @Number7 on the Smurftruck.
Looking all mad max
Done!! Finished product looks really nice!
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🙋♀️ sign me up!!
"Inspired by how, “plants wick water from the ground and then sweat to cool themselves,” Al Kasani, a researcher at the University of Connecticut’s Center For Clean Energy Engineering, created a self-cooling tent fabric. It remains thin and light so a tent can still be easily packed down, but the fabric has been enhanced with titanium nanoparticles that pull water from reservoirs located at the base of a tent and spread it across the fabric’s surface, where it evaporates and creates a cooling effect that drops the temperature inside the tent by up to 20 degrees F.
Kasani estimates that just a gallon of water can keep a tent cool for up to 24 hours, and the effect will work with either water sourced from a faucet at a campsite or pulled from a stream in a more rural setting. In other words, the evaporative cooling isn’t going to stop working if you don’t use purified clean water."
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On 1/28/2023 at 11:24 AM, theksmith said:privacy codes are useful - but we have a lot of members that aren't even comfortable with how to set the correct frequency!
🙋♀️, oddly enough...
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Baja 2023
in Trip Reports & Photos
Posted · Edited by dzJeepChic
We just got back from a great adventure in Baja. We were gone for 11 days, put 1890 miles on the Smurftruck, and went to San Felipe, Bahia de los Angeles, Mulege, Loretto and back. We stayed a couple days in each place and really got to check things out. The whole thing was just an absolute blast, so glad we did it, and so glad that team @Franky joined in.
Here is a link to the whole album: Baja 2023