Most people say the desert is boring, but there is a lots to do if you know where to find it or if it interests you as an adult otherwise don't bring any kidlets or rugrats along the way.

Cool one Seabee Traveler!

You're on a roll with all the videos lately.. You can't throw a stick and not hit one of the many varieties of dollar stores down here in the deep south...

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Very nice tour of the main grocery store selections. Thanks for taking us along, Randy.

Thanks, Seabee Traveler, Appreciate today's video ,Randy 👍

For whatever reason my first comment didn't post.so.... Great job, see you next weekend

Great video. I’ll have to swing by next time I drive through Quartzsite I’ll swing by Gunnies museum. If you head down toward Indio, outside Coachella Valley is General Pattons museum. Great place to stop and look at it. Great Video. You have a great Military family history.

Heartfelt tour. Thank you.

Gunny's is pretty cool but if you're ever in Colorado you should try to check out dragon Man's war museum he's got everything you could think of and then some

Cool Building, Thanks for sharing!

My hubby would have loved going through this museum, he was Navy, 3 tours in Vietnam. Amazing tributes.

Nice to see someone had their flag lowered for President Carter’s passing. Reminder that President Carter was a Navy man.

Are civilians allowed inside this building????

The Army has got WAY too much $$$$ on their hands = another new fashion show every six months. lol

Always neat to see how Gunny changes things up. Thanks for the updated tour.

Hello. Seabee Traveler, Gunny's is a great place to visit. Thanks, Randy. See you next video. 👍

Friend of mine Dick Gosling was a Seabee, lives over there in Rainbow Acres.

Semper Fi!

Love the old muscle cars. The one car with the chain steering wheel has cool door handles 😎

That was fun!👍👍👍

Shoppers delight!

Hi, Randy.Hey what kind of dog do you have

Thank you for this video. Loved it. Very well done. I love seeing the creative art work. some very talented people there.

Do you write and perform the music in your videos? I especially love Sweet Arizona. Music just always fits so well.

Cool Stuff! Thanks for sharing!

Hey Randy haven't missed a video just catching up on things here. Thanks for taking us along, see ya later.

Good video, as usual.

Hello, Seabee Traveler, Thanks for taking us all along to the Sell-A-Rama today, Randy, See ya later, next video 👍

good video, I love the blue sky, seems the camera of the drone is nice.

Hmm..... video advertising promotions.

Can Do fellow bee (BU1 Bell)

Seabee Traveler Great video GP11 Pro Drone. Thanks Randy👍

Nice one!

I was CB back in 1960, and I traveled all over. What fun time.

I really enjoy watching your videos 😊thank you 😊🌹🙏

So, the Apache Death Cave story is actually all completely made up. It never happened. There was a man who lived in that area, I forget his name, I SHOULD research…but I’ll keep this short, the guy actually just wanted to drum up tourism in the two guns area. He had a little zoo he made too. He made up all sorts of tall tales to try and get people to come out there. He made up the Death Cave story and put a bunch of stuff in there to make it an interesting place to go. Another KZbinr, Sidetracked Adventures, made a great video about the whole thing. It’s worth a watch.

Imagine that, the meteor just missed the visitor center!

Did you buy anything?

Of all the snake oil they were selling there, I liked the tripod torch the best. It looks well designed for multiple uses. The Victron-equipment guy was wrong about needing to size the wire to the inverter capacity. It is fine to use a bigger inverter than the wire can handle, as long as you fuse the wire to what the wire can handle, then keep your actual load under that if you don't like replacing fuses. Let's say you only ever use 1000 watts, it is fine to install a 1000W inverter, 1500W inverter, or 2000W inverter on wiring able to handle let's say 1200W=100A, with 100A fuse. I don't mind paying a bit higher idle-loss wattage of a bigger inverter, to keep it loafing along at a load well below its sometimes-optimistic max wattage. Hopefully keeps the inverter cooling fan from sounding like a turbojet, too. For charging a 200Ah 12.8V LiFePO4 battery, there is a vast number of solar panels and charge controllers you could use. In a vehicle, I'd recommend one that also does DC-DC charging from your vehicle while you have the vehicle running. I have a Kisae DMT-1230 which lets you charge at 5, 10, 20, or 30A. The DMT-1250 can charge at any multiple of 5A, from 5A to 50A. For a 200Ah battery, 40A is probably ideal, though 50A isn't going to wreck the battery, and drops charge time empty to full, from 5 hours to 4 hours. Most vehicles can spare 50A continuous while running, but if it struggles (let's say while idling rather than driving down the highway), that's why having the DC-DC charger be adjustable with a DIP switch comes in handy. For inverters, I have the bulletproof little Bestek 300W pure sine ($40ish on sale) and a beefy 2000W Redodo pure sine ($144ish on sale, I saw it once for under $120).

Thanks for taking us along to the big tent. Another awesome video.

Woo Hoo!!

Thanks, Seabee, Traveler, Thanks for taking us all along today to the Big Tent.See you, next video ,Randy 👍

My dad was a Sea Bee at the aleutian islands, Saipan , okinawa and Ie Shima

I saw you on RvTVer video 🎉 Best day ever 🎉

Not sure which direction you were traveling, but if West, just before Flagstaff, checkout Walnut. Native Americans lived in the Walls of a steep canyon.

Good content. I rented a Cruise America motor home and it was fun.

Well done vid, but your title is incorrect, Chesapeake Bay is the largest at 56 miles.

Meteors can arrive from any direction in space. So, why is every crater round as if all meteors follow a perfectly vertical path to the surface? No angular craters exist on the Moon or Mars either. Who knows why?

It's a cold windy day down here and it's a good day to catch up on your videos.. The crater is huge, it would make a great fish pond, lol.... Enjoyed the trip and the video, see you next week..