Same question here, what's the advantage?
I have the older InReach, which has no screen, but the newer and more expensive units will actually work without a smartphone.
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A close friend that goes camping with me has an older Ridgeline. It's beautiful on the twisty washboard. But it's too wide for the tracks.
The trunk is very cool, but it prevents you from using a drawer system or platform.
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I have a plain-jane hard shell tent and have used it through a winter with zero issues. And I mean real winter up North of the Ottawa area, where we get a bunch of snow which then turns to slush before refreezing again. Really hard on everything. But the tent has done very well.
One of the nice...
I ordered yesterday and it arrived today. Seems to work.
http://knowroaming.com/
This looks pretty sweet and low-hassle for those that are wandering.
The elevator pitch: http://youtu.be/dfnL5fpe3Hg
The iPhone 6 Plus has a crazy good screen and a huge battery, which makes it a great option. It's also so bloody expensive that even the Apple-loving gear head that I am couldn't stomach the cost.
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Just saw this in the SEMA article:
http://expeditionportal.com/media/2014/11/DSC06345.jpg
That setup is pretty extreme, but I wouldn't mind having a little overhang over the hood of my 80, thus allowing a section of storage behind my hard shell RTT.
Has anyone done that? Cons?
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