u/fiatallis

Taking the RV out to Burning Man for the first time and I think I’ve finally dialed in my setup.

Got my shade structures, cooling gear, and lighting all sorted. I also grabbed a Delta Pro 3 for this trip, and it pairs really well with my solar panels. The heat is no joke, so having reliable power for charging, cooling, and keeping the RV setup running was a big priority for me.

Besides the main setup, I’m also stocking up on the usual desert essentials: dust masks, goggles, hydration, electrolytes, snacks, wet wipes, sunscreen, bike gear, and plenty of batteries.

Any experienced RVers have recommendations before heading out? Honestly cannot wait to get out there.

I'm planning a dive trip to the Philippines and really hoping to see the jackfish tornado. I've only used an older GoPro Hero underwater before, so most of my footage was just fixed-angle clips.

A friend suggested trying a 360 camera because fish schools move fast underwater, and it's hard to keep everything framed. So I traded in my GoPro for an Insta360 X5 a few weeks ago. The 8K image and reframing are what sold me, since I don't want to miss half the scene just pointing the camera the wrong way.

I'll get the dive case if I take it underwater. Also, besides the dive case, what small things should I bring? Anti-fog inserts, lights, mounts, white balance cards, anything like that?