@@jeff.a.kazemis4947 it certainly is a habitat for snakes but rather cold for them to be out.

@@NeoPulseVisions yes indeed! Picacho Peak State Park

Thank you so much! I will say that the Long Hunter 50k has a, passionate race director and a lot of course markers but the turnaround points can be confusing. There aren't enough volunteers to highlight each important intersection. The fact that you have some familiarity with the course will give you a huge benefit in being able to keep a mental map of where you are and learning the course will help you anticipate those important landmarks. If you have the opportunity, I'd really recommend bringing some kind of GPS device (your phone or a smartwatch with maps) and hike/bike/run the Jones Mill portion so you have some familiarity with it. That's the section with the greatest opportunity to get lost. If you have the budget, a map enabled smart watch is a game changer. But we didn't have one when we ran the race. And, hey, if you do manage to get lost in classic ultra running tradition, that extra distance is considered "bonus miles" and something for you to wear with pride when you cross the finish line. Good luck!

Thank you very much! This certainly was an extra involved project to train, capture, and edit but a delight to share. We have even better cameras for our next race. I hope you’ll enjoy it as well when we finally post that. 😅

Yes the anchor plates are tapped so you thread into them

This isn't a FLIR video. Seek cameras allow the option to remove the watermark.

@@Roamlab Guess I must be missing something. I didn't see the option in the FLIR app and their support team said it couldn't be removed.

@@LegendaryJim You are correct. FLIR doesn't allow you to remove the watermark. This video was taken using a Seek thermal camera as part of a comparison article for FLIR vs. Seek thermal cameras: roamlab.com/best-thermal-camera/

@@Roamlab ok... *sigh* I was hoping you'd have a fix for me. I hear from someone else the FLIR desktop app will allow you to remove it from images, but I haven't tested that claim yet.

@@LegendaryJim yeah, we never had any luck. That’s why we returned our FLIR. But I hope you find a solution!

Hi Gavino! We don't sell Bushwacker Fender Flares but you can check with the manufacturer at their website: www.bushwacker.com/

Yup, we have an 8ft bed. It's designed for offroad adventures. So far, it has held up well.

Thanks Grif! It's a solid bed!

Sadly, we didn't have any luck selling it so it was recycled.

We used the clamp on Brophys. We did a writeup about the experience here: roamlab.com/brophy-camper-tie-downs/

Finding the right truck bed for your camper is no simple feat but opening up all that storage is a game changer!

The fender flares are designed to fit the manufacturer's body, so one flare could fit on similar bodies but not all. Bushwacker has a vehicle selector on their website so you can narrow down what flares will fit on your rig.

Thanks for asking but, no, we don't sell battery boxes. We just share the process.

We were at TC1 too! I have pictures here: roamlab.com/telephone-canyon-1/

@@Roamlab thanks that’s very helpful.

Not stupid at all. Getting the right sized wire makes a world of difference. We use 1/0 gauge wire to connect the batteries to each other and the busbars. That's a good reminder, though, I should make a video of how the whole system comes together.

We drove the road late winter of 2021. Telephone Canyon is an exceptional campsite. It’s hard to miss with that striking rock formation.

Awe! Thank you! It was fun to shoot some video while spotting.

Thanks!

Thank you! It was a time consuming project. But we chose this design so that people could see the battery cell arrangement.

@@Roamlab Any chance you could build an Ebike battery storage? Which materials would you recommend?