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Now that's thinking outside the box! Let me know how that works out for you. Next weekend is my 2yo's birthday, so I won't be camping, but will go out again the day after that. Might try the DampRid bag on that trip.

My thought wasn't so much to heat the air as it was to curb the condensation. My sleeping bag is rated at -20, so the last thing I am in my tent is cold.;) Went camping yesterday afternoon and returned today. The temp on dropped to maybe 60 degrees, so kept all the windows open...condensation...

Thanks for the suggestions. When I camp alone, I didn't have any moisture, but I had 3 of the 4 windows completely opened. When there was 4 of us in there (me, wife, 8yo, 2yo) it was an olympic sized swimming pool. Okay, maybe not THAT bad. I was surprised because one window was completely...

Thanks for the advice. For now, the tent dried in the sun this afternoon. I pulled out the mattress and took that in the house, as I'll only use that when all 4 of us (me, wife, 8yo and 2yo) go camping, which won't be as often as when I go alone or with my 8yo. I have an inflatable Exped Mega...

I've used my RTT last weekend and again this weekend and have some questions for you all in terms of taking care of these things. I've noticed condensation build-up during this weekend's trip, likely due to the cooler weather (low of 44 degrees last night and the night before. When we got home...

Good use of the vertical space...quite secure with the use of the mounts.

It's free?

Went camping Friday morning to Saturday afternoon...here are some pics. My campsite (Martin State Forest, IN)... Rock crawling...didn't even have to air down :p (Hindostan Falls, IN)...

Attached the roof top tent to the vehicle today. Looking forward to breaking it in next weekend. Wife approved!

GOBI roof rack installed.

Well, it took about 14 weeks, but my GOBI roof rack finally arrived and is now on my Jeep. Just in time too because I'll start camping and hiking again in September (I don't do that in the summer months...hate the heat). The rack mounts to directly to the points for the factory side rails, so...

What's the weight when fully loaded?

Dometic...Crossed-Up mentions using a CDF-16, but I only see a CDF-11 and CF-18 on your site. Was the CDF-16 discontinued?

Thanks for the description and pictures...helps a lot! I'll have to bust out the tape measure and kick around just how much space I'm willing to devote to such an item. They've got a CDF-11 (entirely too small) and a CF-18, which I guess is the closest in size to yours. No CDF-16 that I could...

That looks incredible...I'll take it...send me an invoice please. :LOL: Which Dometic is that? I was leaning towards a Truma C36, but am also considering a Domestic CFF 35 or 45.

I'm currently in the market for one and am looking at a few brands (owned an ARB in the past). My vehicle is a Jeep Renegade 4x4, so it's not as though I'll be rock crawling in the thing...just some secondary roads on occasion (dirt, gravel, bit of mud, water, etc). It seems as though the CFX...

Yes, I'm sure that's what the companies are aiming for with their product, yet I've seen a ton of photos of RTTs strapped to such cross bars on top of vehicles...perhaps I'll copy and past them here in this thread so we can all o_O . Do those people just not care? Or maybe they're just...

Yeah...people are certainly playing it fast and loose (no pun intended) when it comes to mounting their RTT. I hope they're at least checking and tightening the mounts regularly. Oh well...I'll not be making the same mistakes.

I'm never one to let good YouTube content slip away, so I'll certainly document the instal of that rack. :cool:

I heard back from Quadratec in regards to the rating questions I asked about the Thule cross bars. The AeroBlade Edge Low Profile and the Crossroad cross bar systems each have a static rating of 165 lbs and a dynamic rating of 75 lbs. I'm betting the Mopar cross bars are about the same, if not...