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Haven’t had any issues with the iKamper liner. We’ve had our iKamper for a few years now. That sucks. Sorry about your issues. Reach out to them again. They seem to be pretty good at responding to customer issues.

Attach an Apple AirTag under the seat where it can’t be found? https://www.apple.com/ca/airtag/

That’s a fatal flaw, for sure. Makes it way less useful than Zoleo or Garmin. I tried to find that information on their website, as someone els said the same thing. I could not find it anywhere. In my opinion, not making it really obvious how the app works on their website seems like...

Any idea why it wouldn't connect? Was it a flaw in the device, or a satellite coverage issue?

I think coverage is way more limited. Other than that, it seems similar.

We’ve had Zoleo for a couple years and it works very well. I use it almost every weekend as where we fly fish has no cellular coverage. I’ve never needed to use the emergency button, but texting works very well, and the “I’m ok” broadcast text works great. Never had any issues. Battery...

20.7” = width 14.8” = depth 12.6” = height

From the retailer website: 52.5 x 37.5 x 32 cm / 20.7 x 14.8 x 12.6 inch (Open) I will confirm measurements to see which dimensions are length/width/height.

I don’t know how wrong you can go with a simple molle panel. I got an “Amazon special” and it seems well constructed. I find the truck seat molle panel to be very useful, although I don’t know the “Gray Man” brand but they’re certainly on the more expensive side. I do wish that the one I have...

Great write up! Very thorough! Thanks!

2 things we’ve done to really improve the RTT: Had 2 thicker foam mattresses made. The iKamper comes with very thin mattresses. These are much more comfy, but need to be carried in the truck and then hoisted into the RTT when setting up. They’re light, but a bit bulky. The other thing was...

Stacking boxes fit perfectly in the trailer. It should be more efficient than totes that aren’t quite the correct size to stack and are too big to find things efficiently. I bought them from bigtentoutdoors.com (Canadian overlanding and RTT sales. No affiliation to the company, but we do...

Maybe the "fad" is dying down, but they will remain pretty popular, I believe. They're certainly not for everyone, but I don't quite understand the "hate" they generate; if they're not for you, that's fine... We still love ours.

Terrific writeup. Thanks for sharing!

ArcGIS is expensive and not the most intuitive software. QGIS is free and will be more compatible with GPS data. You may need some experience with GIS applications to use it though. Or there will be a learning curve. You could also put the tracks into Google Earth.

1 - It’s not my study…. I had nothing to do with it. But, generally, it’s better to look at the more recent analyses that build upon the work of the older studies, or show that the older studies are not valid any longer. Science doesn’t stop. 2 - No. The older sing study says the difference is...

It’s not me that says so. Science doesn’t stop 30 years ago with the study that happens to agree with your opinion. A more recent meta-analysis of several studies shows different.

Well, your assertion is simply incorrect. I guess when you’re working with a faulty starting point, the rest of it won’t be very informed either. Existence of a barb (average mortality for barbless hook was 8.2%, average mortality for barbed hooks was 14.6%)...

Your assertions are not reasons for removing barbless hook restrictions, but a justification for increased restrictions to make catch and release more effective. You sound like you’re arguing that barbless is useless if everything else isn’t perfect. Don’t let the perfect be the enemy of the...

If you’re staying on roads between towns, the best option is to stop for gas more often. Seems unnecessary to lug a jerry can around for cruising on the pavement. I don’t see the risk in a carrier on the back of the trailer, but it would be a pain having to move it all the time. If you...