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Bye bye Garmin InReach - Welcome to the $10 Space phone Starting July 23rd (thanks Starlink) a Samsung phone alerts me to arriving texts, even though there's no cell tower nearby. The messages are beaming in from space thanks to a fleet of Starlink satellites orbiting more than 300 miles...

Glad you asked. Nothing. And there is about 8-10 inch's of space door width to place some storage. If I can get some Ideas. Maybe a hat rack.

During ordering and the build process some storage was lost. The standard approach the supplier used for mounting all electrical switches and monitoring screens was "over the entry door" I did not like that. I requested those items were mounted to the right in the overhead cabinet wall...

Finding ways to add storage Found this for the inside of the door. (plastic so lightweight) Adhesive can be used to attach it. (or 3M™ VHB™ Tape )

One of the nicer DIY builds I've seen. Very professional. And correctly priced. A better rig than a Winnebago Elko and cheaper.

Looking for ways to make the shower dual purpose My habitat has a shower door with a handle and hinge Behind the shower door when closed is a shower curtain. (I suppose this is to keep most of the water off the inside of the door) The door is medium duty, not a major engineering and on the...

If I bought the habitat turnkey with warranty is my rig a DIY? If my Isuzu 4wd was delivered to me with warranty is my rig DIY?

My freshwater tank is 40 gallons. I think I need more. What is the consensus on the volume required?

When removing the rear window. I would use this as a template on a 1/8 sheet of aluminum and cut the exact shape. Then purchase a new rear window seal and install this aluminum panel just like a rear window.

Thanks again for the comments. I don't see getting wet while climbing through to the cab. My habitat covers the crew cab roof. About folks on this forum and suggestions: Anyone that has done this before may have tips. Anyone who is in the middle of this engineering may have tips Anyone that...

Again to clarify Two doors, one on the habitat and one inside the cab. No bellows. The spacing should be 3-4 inches of air between them. Habitat door shown below

Everyone approaches a engineering challenge differently. I use pictures that I find for two reasons 1) To help me further my ideas of the approach along. As you know it starts one way and can end in another way. And I sometimes find a better way as I move along in the process. 2) When speaking...

Back of the cab uneven form and intersection with sheet metal frame (example)

Thanks for the response. I posted a few pictures. Once the habitat is on the truck I can map the location of the habitat exit door to the back of the cab. Then drill four corner holes in the rear of the cab to map the location. I posted a picture of the frame type (requiring a different size)...

Looks nice -

I was hoping to discuss pass throughs not bears

Some pics are not showing up. Maybe you can repost them

I understand your rig has the ATW suspension package. What shocks do they supply in the front?

When there is a brand name habitat it makes so much difference. As the majority are DIY examples.

I bought a extra cassette for mine