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The actual bomb range itself is B-17. Thats north of hwy 50 and all fenced in. They still use the areas for training just not bombing. Designated areas only for bombing. I would also suggest not taking any parts being they are still gov property....just sayn.

Yeah heard of salt and pepper. Maybe a little garlic. Btw cooked tortillas are delicious. Cool background

Thank you for protecting are country I think those long big bolts are from a stamp mill

In the 70s and 80s I spent lots of time wandering Nevada I had topographical maps of the entire State and some of Utah and some of Idaho I still want to wonder in the desert because of age and poor health I cannot go for as long as I like I would have dec,jan and feb off from my work and usually spend 2or 3 weeks exploring snowed in a few times did most of my exploring in the 70s 80s and 90s miss dearly cane only do short trips no now it was nothing that people used to do back then there were very few people out wandering the desert I would be out for 2 weeks at a time never see another person unless I would go into town purposely to get gas or food there was no GPS back then and I had topographical maps I went to the US Geological Survey in Menlo Park California and bought all their maps for Nevada most Idaho's and Eastern Oregon along with a few for Utah but I spent 90% of my time in Nevada I have GPS now but I prefer using topographical maps I'm envious of your travels if not a little bit jealous thank you for making these videos appreciated they bring back some good memories

I just got a roofnest condor and the mattress is terrible. On their website they suggest that "if you are the princess in the pea type..." you might need an upgrade. It's more like IF YOU HAVE BONES! Now I'm looking at having to spend $400 for a mattress.

Busy flying missions not much content?

What's the black plate right behind your tire carrier what brand

Hi how long does the mesh last for

Hi how long does the fire mesh last for?

Be interesting to see if the presence of a person inside breathing the oxygen would decrease the oxygen level to an unsafe point with/without ventilation. As others have said, every setup is going to have some variance as well. Your findings were interesting none the less!

Stay in Oregon, much safer...

So victaulic pipe fittings if I remember correctly was introduced during the war in the 1930’s there slogan was V for victory it’s a quick way to assemble a pipe line and or disassemble so that fittings would have been at a later date The cement with the bolts was for the hoist the cement pillar was a deric to lift the tailings out of the mine

nice jeep, nice guy, good talking and not selling stuff??? A winner for me…

Yes it's safe I just used one this weekend. With my wife and son, kept us warm.. just keep it away from Blankets and long as there's ventilation you'll sleep comfortably

Isn’t this the same video as the last Nevada mine search?

What cube lights do you have and do you recommend? I have a light bar already looking to light up the ditches. Thanks.

Thanks for sharing this, that was a great way to do an adventure using a historical book. Adventures like that are a great way to see history.

The area around Dixie valley looks awesome, I'll have to add that to my Nevada list of places to check out!

That was a stamp mill. We are envious. We use to do exactly what your doing. Love it.

Great adventure, love the book concept but all I see are closeups of your face. If you showed scenery as you narrate it would be much more watchable.

Why the rerun?

That's such a cool adventure! Great vid man!

You should put a motorcycle rack on the back of the jeep and carry a mini bike to keep going if you can't get the jeep down the road

looking forward to watching this!

Dude!!! This video was so awesome! What an adventure! Strong work man!

Great video Kevin! I love books like the one you have showing the history of an area, especially mining history. So amazing the conditions these miners worked under and the small towns that would pop up in the middle of nowhere! I really enjoyed watching this! 👍

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So many people are using propane stoves in thier tents. Buddy heater are the same concept without being able to cook on it. Just vent like you would cooking. Just like at home have a carbon minoxide detctor.

Very cool!! It's quite amazing seeing the town-site picture with all its structures, compared to now.

Is possible to bring a sxs to this area??? Looking for info on camping with a sxs thanks :)

Just found your channel! Nice work! Your jeep is legit. Just moving on from my Gobi Rack and purchased the Maximus 3 plus Rhino Rack Platform for my Ikamper. I didn't like how heavy and chunky the Gobi was, regardless, any issues with fitment of the iKamper on the Rhino Rack? can't seem to find any clear cut answers anywhere else! Thank you!

I got two Qomotops with my new Camp365 last May. I agree, they are quite comfortable. But in my most recent coast-to-coast trip, camping about a dozen times there and back, I noticed toward the end that both were losing inflation during the night. I mouth-inflated them to my comfort level at the beginning of the night, but by the end they were too soft. So they must have a slow leak somewhere. Any thoughts on how to address this?

I think the concrete and stanchions could be the foundation to an old head frame for the mineshaft.

How did it run the whole time with everything closed up? I know for a fact they wont run that long without a lot of fresh air if youre in the tent with it cause it will run out of oxygen and turn off. Im looking for ways to keep it running better but without having to let in too much cold air

So, is this unit secure? It looks to me that all you have to do to get access to the contents is to remove the top with an Allen wrench? What the use of having the lock,, if you can get into it in less than 5 minutes?

Great channel. You upgraded to the 3.0? What happened to the converted ICamper 2.0?

Being from Australia water is seriously a life or death situation in the outback . Most overlanders here carry minimum 2 separate water containers (if one gets a leak you have the other to use) I watched the hand pump vid and it was good but as we know it failed , I see the same issue with the usb charged pump , if it fails you’ll be pouring it out . Check out an Aussie guy called Tim Bates , he has a vid on a gravity fed 20 litre container that is bulletproof. Love your vids Rhino , cheers from Australia mate .

excellent video...well done, fast, to the point. I like how you included a humidity sensor. I considered a diesel heater but they are not as portable. One must consider as well that many homes are heated with propane via small units inside rooms. I have had a propane heater in my master bedroom for years.

Great video. When you turn off the heater at night do you also close the propane valve on your tank?

If you add 2 oxygen-sucking, co2 emitting people to the tent?

What do you set the heater on in your tent, ie piece of plywood ? Just bought one, thanks for posting.

Where did you get the carpet for the tent?

Thanks, this is informative.

I just received my conversion kit not too long ago and due to more nicer weather recently moving in, I can’t wait to install it and get to some camping 🏕️! Awesome review and detailed at that🤙

Is there a video on you carpeting your tent?

Hand pump it like a pesant… idk why I found that so funny 😂

What roof rack do you have?

What type of roof rack do you have

Please be advised that those step up converters are china garbage, please read the specs as they quickly overheat. Your only real option is victron that has fan inside