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At night it is awesome, cools well and is very quiet.

It looks like the fairings could be causing it to look off center in the wheel well??

The winch is a Warn Zeon 10-S Platinum with a SDHQ hidden winch mount, it is a very clean install. https://sdhqoffroad.com/collections/07-current-toyota-tundra-winches-and-mounts/products/10-18-toyota-tundra-sdhq-built-hidden-winch-mount

Zamp's webpage and media sure make it sound like they manufacture their solar panels here in the states.

Nice build! Back in 2004-2006 we lived full time in an Arctic Fox truck camper and a flatbed 550. We weren't quite overlanding at the time but had a lot of fun. It will be fun following this build.

Nice work, I will be following this as I am building my 2015 Tundra. I went with a 3 inch lift with a new rear spring pack and air bags, front and rear ARB lockers, 10K hidden bumper winch, TRD sway bar. I have the AT Summit camper/topper, I didn't want to wait a year for the GFC. So far I am...

I have 2 100 watt Zamp solar panels I got from Amsolar.com. Yesterday I saw 197 watts coming from them running a 2000 watt inverter with a small DC exhaust fan, 12 volt compressor fridge and a 110 volt floor fan. I am running all of this off of 2 deep cycle Interstate 4D batteries. I am using a...

Corrosion.

Nice job on the install! That looks great. I wanted the same look but took the easy way out as there was a hidden winch mount available for my Tundra.

Thanks!

It does a pretty good job of cooling at night when I need it. During the day with our temps in the low 90's with the humidity of 75-90% it doesn't help much. But when the sun goes down it will cool the Summit to high 60's to low 70's which works for us.

I have been using a Husqvarna 14 inch 120i electric chain saw. It is mostly used for cutting wood for the campsite. I take the blade off and store it in a small duffel bag. I have had it for about 3 months and have charged the battery 4 times. So far so good, and for the $250 I paid for it I...

I just installed a system that works for my AT Summit topper. I used a Climateright 5000 BTU system. I cut a couple of holes in the aluminum side wall for cold blowing air and the return lines. I used a couple of stainless steel deck plates to finish the holes and a couple of RV sewer hoses with...

Thanks for the explanations!

Bigger is Better is exactly what I was thinking, more watts the further the reach. I would think that a different antenna would be necessary for the higher watt radio. I am sure I will get an education from more knowledgable people than myself.

Is there any reason that the Midland MXT400 with 40 watts isn't coming into this conversation? I am new to GMRS and just starting my research.

Nice truck and adventures you are having. Thanks for sharing! I own a 2015 with a few mods.

Kitchen Gizmo K Cup press with Cafe Bustelo Cuban coffee.

There is still plenty of sugar sand to get stuck in. I try to get video and stills whenever I fly. The wind can be insane at times also!

Nice pics and Rig! It looks like your last photo was at Lone Rock. We were just there but the scene was a bit more crowded!!