*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Looks like the Autana 3 Explorer, I have one in transit. Can't recall if you ordered one yet or not, but I should have mine sometime this week if you want to check it out in person.

 

Thanks! And thanks for the tip! That was literally the first time we closed it together, so we're still figuring it out lol. The next couple of nights we were much better and stuffing it and closing it. I had no idea what those anchor point on the inside are for, I'll have to look into some bungee cords that'll fit!

 

are you allow to camp there?

 

No marked camping, but you could set up around the falls and up the creek. It’s BLM there.

 

thanks

 

Got most of it figured out. Did pick up a few things from the video tho. Thank you. I have not put the Annex on yet and don't know what these things are for. Looks like spares in case I lose bolts or break a strap?

 

selling my setup if anyone is interested https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tepui-kukenam-rtt-with-kbvoodoo-bed-bars-dfw-texas.547964/

 

Selling the Prinsu and now the RTT? Are you selling the truck?

 

nope just stuff I don't use often enough

 

Hit me up if you decide to go with Tepui. 10% off to forum members.

 

Had messages from several people. Sorry for the late responses, was at Cruise Moab all last week and not on the interweb. On the topic of tents, one lucky dude walked away with a brand new Tepui tent at the raffle! Good times!

 

It’s an Autana Sky

 

What do yall use to stay cool in the tent at night on summer camping trips? Gonna be spending a couple days in the infield of Charlotte Motor Speedway next weekend and looks like it might be in or close to the 90s

 

I have a little battery powered fan that I clip to one of the bars and open up all the windows

 

I bought this 12vdc fan from Amazon. Turned out to be designed for a pet crate not a tent, but it will work. I have not needed it yet but I am impressed. It has three speeds and on high moves air at 10mph according to their literature and it feels accurate in my testing. Pulls 1AH on low and a hair over 3AH on high. I have a 105AH deep cycle battery sitting in the bed to power it and my LED light strips.

Fan-Tastic Vent 01100WH Endless Breeze - 12 Volt Fan

Fan-Tastic Vent 01100WH Endless Breeze - 12 Volt Fan

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AY2Z6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_i_i5k9AbGMHN0T2

 

good idea! could also clip the end, and wire it to a switch/solar setup.

 

So I'm going to be getting an RTT in the future and I'm looking into having a bed rack made for over my SoftTopper. Without knowing what RTT I'm getting, does it matter the spacing of the bars that the RTT would mount to?

I'm thinking the rack will have only two veritcal bars on each side, and then three horizontal to mount an RTT too.

I just don't want to have a rack built, then buy an RTT and have to turn around and need to rework my bed rack. I'm also leaning toward full alluminum to save weight, and to keep to corrosion away.

Thoughts??

 

The mounts on the bottom of the RTT slide back and forth, so the spacing between the cross bars isn't that big of a deal.

http://sosoffroadconcepts.com/bestop-bedrack/

 

I think youre talking about the width of the rails on the tent itself? If I remember correctly they are about 30" apart.

 

They only run one way, correct? So if you wanted the RTT to flip over the tailgate, or over the side, one of those would need the bars to line up with the mounts I'm guessing.

I guess that is my question. Is that a standard(ish) measurement? I've never seen the bottom of an RTT honestly so that's half my problem.