
Colorado @10k ft.
Btw, can i see how y’all are running your hose into the tent? Thank you!

Btw, can i see how y’all are running your hose into the tent? Thank you!
After sleeping in the back of the 4Runner for 2 years on camping and offroading trips, I finally decided to focus on space and comfort. This is the Sterling Adventure Co Wasatch Lite tent.
Been adding to it over the past couple of years. Took it up to Banff and Jasper for a couple of weeks. Have a 200w solar panel with a Jackery 2.0 2000w, running a fridge, two exterior lights, induction cooktop, 12v heated blanket, starlink and charge my ebike. been passthrough charging over a year no problem. added inflatable mattress for added comfort. running 12v up to the tent via an Anderson connector from a separate 500w jackery to run interior/exterior lights, usb charging dock and heated blanket. have it mounted on Snixwoo 220lb rated rack, yes I check all mounting bolts before going on trips. Its been on the car for about a year and a half no problems. Added a yakima fairing for wind noise early on. Still get about 22mpg down from 28-29, keep it under 85mph now
I’m currently driving with my RTT on my 4Runner. With gas prices continuing to rise. It just makes sense to take it off right now since we don’t have anything planned for the rest of the year. And aren’t even thinking about camping till March-April. I really wanted to do a hoist system in the garage. My wife said absolutely not and doesn’t trust it holding a 170lb RTT. My idea was just to wrap it up with heavy-duty tapes and weather-resistant tie-downs. And have it resting on the side of the house. My garage has no more space. My wife wants it left in the basement storage room. But doing that route seems very tedious and way to much work. So how are you guys storing your RTT safely?
So for the past few years my wife and I have been camping in a small teardrop camper I bought off marketplace. It was a home made camper and not the best, but it was nice and light weight and easy to pull with her hatchback. At the time I had a 3/4 ton f250 that got maybe 12mpg on a good day, so using it to go camping wasn’t really an option. We liked the teardrop mainly for being up off the ground.
Well this past winter and spring I guess it started leaking. Before I caught it the whole thing was rotted and moldy. The shell was a total loss. I’ll rebuild it eventually.
But in my searching of teardrop and square drop plans I came across rtt’s. They peaked my interest big time. Started looking into them and really liked the clamshell styles. Found a killer deal locally on marketplace for this Naturnest Sirius 1.
Picked it up a couple days ago and love it. Spent today making the poor man’s bed rack out of unistrut. I have a camper top ordered but it won’t be here till November or December most likely (alibaba)
Heading out to my deer camp tomorrow and plan to spend the weekend in it.
Does anyone use DampRid or dessicant bags during storage?
What do y'all do? Any particular strategy you would recommend preventing mold and mildew formation?