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Congratulations, @Rasna 🎉🚙 I married a Member in the Spotlight now 😅. Please remember, I deserve at least 50% of the credit as your photographer, mechanic, and full-time supporter 😁.7 points
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Congratulations @J-P L on reaching the Advisor Level with Carnity Offroad Club! Dear Jean-Pierre, you have navigated that Jimny of yours through all possible terrain now, and your support duties you've delivered have been extraordinary. Now comes the time you will start leading convoys yourself and we are so proud and thankful to have you amongst us, and looking forward to trying to follow you ! @Ale Vallecchi will be your Professor taking you through the leaders lead sessions that will be organized soon! 🧑🏫 🏅 Advisor Level The Advisor Level is the cornerstone of Team Carnity’s structure. Even as you progress to higher ranks, you will always remain an Advisor first. This role is about constructively helping, supporting, and advising others with mutual respect as part of our multicultural family. Advisors are encouraged to share ideas, ask questions, and exchange views at any level - always respectfully, professionally, and confidentially for internal use. This is the stage where your biggest transformation begins - from skilled off-roader to capable leader. 📌 Leaders Lead Session At this level, you’ll join the exclusive Leaders Lead sessions - an intensive program with homework and pre-drive preparation. These sessions, conducted by Crew members for a select few Advisors, cover: Advanced Sand Reading & Planning – terrain assessment, level setting, and emergency exits. Navigational Leadership – using software to manage and scale convoy leads. Extreme Convoy Management – leading, recovering, and handling convoys in the toughest UAE deserts. This is exclusive, invaluable training available only to Advisors. 🚙 Path to Expert Level Once you’ve completed the three steps above, you’ll be eligible to start leading under supervision: Minimum 2 partial leads in daytime Fewbie drives (under Expert/Marshal/Crew supervision). Minimum 4 full Fewbie leads planned, posted, and executed (Expert/Marshal/Crew supervision). You may take on additional partial or full leads if you’d like more time to build confidence. Upon successfully completing this journey, you’ll qualify for Expert promotion - a milestone that marks the beginning of your leadership legacy.6 points
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Thank you @Ishak for organising this twighlight trip just in the nick of time and with the temperature starting to cool! It was great having all the drivers @JC_E @Rasna @Mahmut, and so many passangers with us today. Had some good fun in the end: First there was one... and then there were two...4 points -
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Getting the Friday afternoon off road distraction fever, can't wait for the drive on Sunday! My work is suffering as I start to focus on the weekend!4 points -
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@_luke_ @Sebastian Nohse Had some great footage. Great drive and great lines, loved it. Thanks Luke, great job.4 points -
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It was an absolute pleasure driving and enjoying amazing sunset views with you all (ladies and gentlemen)! Top class second lead @Sebastian Nohse, you set a great example on this particular role with how confident, experienced and calm you are! @Noufal, @Carl Stanley & @Myrko this drive wouldn't have been as enjoyable without you guys, you gave me the confidence to push more and go higher knowing we have experienced off-roaders. Special thanks to @_Herman_ for looking out for all of us and keeping us together from the start to finish!4 points -
Fitted mine in the Defender's engine bay. A bit hot, and as @ChrisW said, she is a bit fussy, so I have to remember to open the hood when using the compressor a bit longer. And probably more importantly, as I found out last night,: DON'T FORGET TO TAKE MY PHONE FROM THE CONVENIENT PLACE ON TOP OF THE RADIATOR, BEFORE CLOSING THE HOOD!!! I chose to install the little manifold and the Bluetooth controller with it, to make things easier avoid additional switches in the cabin. You can then set programmable pressure options and it regulates it all by itself, though I fail to see the point in reducing pressure via the controller. The compressor's controller is connected via the Garmin Powerswitch for the same convenience: accessible on the phone and carplay! Again, ensure you put the phone back in your pocket after use, see note above... The air outlet I led through the side of the car, opposite of the engine air intake, which has no function with my engine, (for people blessed with a bigger wallet: it does with the Octa). Great for access and the normal ARB hose is long enough to get to all tires from that point. Key takeaways are: make sure you still have sufficient airflow/cooling otherwise it will just stop working in best case until reset, or cease in worst. Ensure you fuse your power supply, for some reason the first fuse blew only after it fried one of the motors in the compressor. Luckily ARB gave me a new one after they did some checking!4 points
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Thanks for today and congratulations once again on hosting your first event!4 points -
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Amazing drive Andrew & Team! Thanks for all the support and help on my first FB drive in the most technical dunes I have ever driven…. Loved it, fun and learning experience ❤️4 points -
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Thanks all for joining today and for being on time. The drive lived up to the reputation of GoTech drives of the past. With many refusals and stucks, all met with teamwork and smiles. Part one was tough with lots of close unstructued dunes and many tight bowls. After around 90 min we stopped for a very necessary break at crescent moon lake. Was good to catch up with everyone and partake of the snack Luke brought along. Part 2 was the highlight for me with clean white sand and once we were through the 1st very tight section it opened up for some lovely ridge runs allowing the drive to flow. At 09h30 we turned towards the track to be treated to a large herd of Oryx, before we headed towards the exit. A special note to @Raptor Runner - Praveen who was on his 1st FB drive, great handling of your truck! The entire convoy drove very well handled the technical terrain very well. Lastly could not have done it without the amazing support from @_luke_, @Vanessa8580, @Looper and @J-P L Till next time4 points -
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Hi Hakan, copy the lat/long 24°22'55.6"N 54°59'13.2"E into Google maps on your phone (if thats what you are using) and it should work (does for me) Hi Ishak, thanks for the welcome !3 points -
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No drops! We are here to conquer the dunes! Recover the crested where the bolds have rested Edgar Allan Tow3 points -
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The weekend is here. Please drop out if you cant make the drive anymore. Tomorrow afternoon I will reveal a loose convoy list. Enjoy your friday and Saturday, and get ready for Sunday fun! @Andrew John Melvill @_Herman_ @Infaz @Krinesh @Diego @Beide Worku3 points -
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Good morning. @Thomas54675, @Lukas Wii, @Jerome, @Guido Ferriani, @J-P L The convoy will line up is as follows: Lead Emanuel The White Rhino Expert SL Thomas54675 2017 Jeep Wrangler JK, 2 Door, white Fewbie Plus 3 Lukas Wii 2026 Toyota Prado - Sand Fewbie 4 Jerome White Jeep Wrangler 392 Fewbie 5 Guido Ferriani 2023 Wrangler Rubicon - 3.6 L - 4 doors - Red Fewbie Plus Sweep J-P L 2021 Suzuki Jimny 3 Door Grey Support Team We will use Carnity Channel 4, which is 446.081.3 points -
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As an FYI, the meeting spot is not the usual place, but at the far end of the Transport Inspection Station. @Frederic will be hosting a NB drive which is meeting at the usual location, so make sure you wave and beep the horn at everyone as you go past 😎3 points -
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Everyone arrived early, and after a quick look at the new fencing, we decided to make a dash through and go hunting for the dunes. The opening section had plenty of vegetation to work around, but we still managed to pick out some nice high lines and keep the convoy moving. The further we pushed in, the cleaner the terrain became, and before long the dunes really opened up — flow after flow after flow. With a small convoy, we could move quickly and keep the lines loose. There were some big sidies in the dark, with the V8s roaring across the dunes and plenty of momentum being carried from one section to the next. We eventually finished up at the double bowl, where we pulled some seriously big lines. The sand there was unbelievably soft, and even the V8s were starting to struggle for traction. From there, it was engines off, coffee out, and a bit of stargazing to finish the night. Small convoy. Fast movement. Loose lines. Loved it! @Sebastian Nohse @Giacomo looking forward to seeing any pics or videos you might have captured... see you on the next drive!3 points -
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yup @Infaz. absolutely solid convoy. its gonna be fast and non-stop 😎3 points -
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Great Drive @Sam Selim, you picked amazing lines, calm and nice flowing convoy, not an easy task at dusk and then into the early evening, you made us all enjoy the drive and cool sunset . @Noufal great seeing you again ( love the new jeep 👍)@Myrko @Carl Stanley great meeting you for the first time, and @_Herman_ thanks for being a great sweep. See you all soon thx seb3 points -
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Congratulations @Frans M on reaching the Advisor Level with Carnity Offroad Club! Dear Frans, you have shown to be cool as a cucumber, yet warm as a person. Your technical skills will come in handy but more than anything your leadership will ensure many people will happily follow you through the various deserts we have in the UAE! @Ale Vallecchi will be your Professor taking you through the leaders lead sessions that will be organized soon! 🧑🏫 🏅 Advisor Level The Advisor Level is the cornerstone of Team Carnity’s structure. Even as you progress to higher ranks, you will always remain an Advisor first. This role is about constructively helping, supporting, and advising others with mutual respect as part of our multicultural family. Advisors are encouraged to share ideas, ask questions, and exchange views at any level - always respectfully, professionally, and confidentially for internal use. This is the stage where your biggest transformation begins - from skilled off-roader to capable leader. 📌 Leaders Lead Session At this level, you’ll join the exclusive Leaders Lead sessions - an intensive program with homework and pre-drive preparation. These sessions, conducted by Crew members for a select few Advisors, cover: Advanced Sand Reading & Planning – terrain assessment, level setting, and emergency exits. Navigational Leadership – using software to manage and scale convoy leads. Extreme Convoy Management – leading, recovering, and handling convoys in the toughest UAE deserts. This is exclusive, invaluable training available only to Advisors. 🚙 Path to Expert Level Once you’ve completed the three steps above, you’ll be eligible to start leading under supervision: Minimum 2 partial leads in daytime Fewbie drives (under Expert/Marshal/Crew supervision). Minimum 4 full Fewbie leads planned, posted, and executed (Expert/Marshal/Crew supervision). You may take on additional partial or full leads if you’d like more time to build confidence. Upon successfully completing this journey, you’ll qualify for Expert promotion - a milestone that marks the beginning of your leadership legacy.2 points
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Worked on Google, thank you 🙏2 points -
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Hi @Giacomo, great drive and great company, can you share the video with me on Google Drive or wetransfer pls thx [email protected] thx2 points -
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Awesome video @Giacomo 👏👏👏2 points -
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Short Convoy is a fast convoy. See you at 20:00 with your chair, radio tuned to channel 8 @Giacomo @Sebastian Nohse2 points -
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Hi all, not a newbie but I'm bringing my wife and son along and they're inexperienced in the dunes. I wanted to tag along to this drive and give them a taste of the less crazy side of driving in the dunes.2 points -
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Whoop whoop let’s do it ……😎2 points -
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Looks like we have the correct winch to car ratio for this drive tomorrow night. 😎 Fingers crossed going for the big bowls and climbs they wont be needed though 😁 @Sebastian Nohse @Giacomo2 points -
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I completely understand @Piotr., I have no doubt in both of your skills. Seeing the level and strength of the convoy, I'm now removing the condition and adding the waitlist to the convoy so everyone can join the drive. See you all on Saturday!2 points -
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Good evening everyone, @Sebastian Nohse, @Noufal, @Myrko, @Carl Stanley and @_Herman_ Thank you for signing up on this drive and hope you're having a great weekend! Please find the convoy order below, we will be using CH2 (446.031). I look forward to seeing you all tomorrow at 5:30pm. Have a nice evening!2 points -
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Dear Carnity Team Considering this drive as a "Season's Premiere" we thought it would be important to extend the invitation beyond the Advisor level to include all Support Team members. Therefore, this drive is open also to @Andrei S, @Bjoern,@Cristian, @Diego, @Frans M, @Glenn W,@Giacomo, @J-P L, @Jessica Lambert, @Jose Luis Campos, @Imteeaz,@Ishak, @Mahesh_, @Fabien Monleau, @Rob S, @Cha. Looking forward to seeing you joining the drive. Thanks2 points -
Congratulations @J-P L on your well-deserved promotion to Advisor level! 🎉 Your dedication to the Carnity community, willingness to help others, and calm guidance on every drive have made a huge impact on many members, myself included. Personally, you've supported my drive many times and I have no doubt you'll do an amazing job leading convoys as an Advisor. Looking forward to drive under your lead 🫡.1 point
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POST DRIVE REPORT Thank you all for being early and ready for the briefing. Starting on time allowed us to get into the desert quickly and make the most of the afternoon. Everyone drove exceptionally well through both main sections of the drive, including the planned technical patches we had to cross to reach our destination dunes. The drive flowed smoothly, with only a few challenges along the way, most of which were resolved with a second attempt and some guidance on self-recovery techniques. Well done to all of you. A special thanks to our sweep, @J-P L, who maintained excellent communication throughout the drive, kept us updated from the back, and provided support whenever needed. We also had the pleasure of enjoying a section of the drive led by JP, featuring some great lines, fun side sloping, ridge riding, and a tour of Ishak’s Bowl. Well done, JP. Thank you as well to @Thomas54675 for as second lead and for helping keep the convoy moving efficiently. Attached is the Gaia GPS track from yesterday's adventure. We covered an impressive 75 km of varied terrain, creating a route with a pretty impressive elevation profile and plenty of memorable moments along the way. Thanks again for making it such an enjoyable drive. Have a great weekend, and see you in the dunes soon! 🌵🚙💨1 point -
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Gd evening all, @Myrko, @Noufal, @Ahmed Farouk, @Jose Luis Campos, @Krinesh & @Beide Worku TGIF - I am certainly looking forward to this drive and hope you're too! Please find convoy order below. We will be using Radio CH2 (446.031). See you all bright and early at 630am!1 point -
untilCoffee Club: Nahel Nights Starting from Sweihan, we’ll point the convoy east and go hunting for the best terrain we can find on the way toward Nahel. Expect a mix of bowls, long ridgelines, power climbs and high switches, with plenty of opportunities to work the cars through bigger terrain while keeping the drive smooth and flowing. Somewhere along the way, we’ll find ourselves a suitably high dune, park up at the top and take a proper Coffee Club break with a view across the surrounding desert. After coffee, we’ll continue east and work our way toward the exit at Nahel Pumping Station. Big dunes, good views, and coffee in the middle of nowhere. Hard to complain. Camp chair is mandatory. No chair, no latte. 😎 And because it’s a school night… You’ll be home before midnight — assuming you live in Abu Dhabi. 🌙 MUST READ AND COMPLY Environmental Policy Offroad Flag Guideline Two Way Radio Guideline Off road Driving Etiquette's Emergency details for all off-roaders Off Road Driving - Roles & Responsibilities DRIVE DETAILS Level: Fewbie Plus and above Meeting time: 20:00 (SHARP - Without any exceptions) Meeting Point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/5pm8C349tJn5MnfT7 Co-ords: 24.382126, 55.390770 Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. What to bring along: Loads of water, snacks (for yourself), smiles, enthusiasm and willingness to learn. Approximate finish time: 23:00 P.S. Only join if you have a compressor to inflate your tires after the drive. LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE This drive is limited to 6 cars only. RSVP will close on Wednesday 17:00 If the RSVP is full, you can add your name to the waitlist, once someone drops, you will be moved to the RSVP list. Latecomers will be returned back - Without any exceptions. Members without RSVP will be returned back - Without any exceptions. Please withdraw your RSVP, if you aren't joining, so your spot can be taken by others. Repeated no-show members after RSVP will have their account suspended for a month1 point
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Hey @Sebastian Nohse, sent you the link.1 point -
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Ok, thanks for the reply. I will join next time.1 point -
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untilDRIVE PLAN Will have a Quick 2-hour drive (drive time), the objective of the drive being to avoid refusals. The area has some very wide sloping dunes giving us ample opportunity to sidees. Request every member that joins this drive to go through the information below and strictly follow these guidelines, etiquette, and responsibilities. MUST READ AND COMPLY Environmental Policy Offroad Flag Guideline Two Way Radio Guideline Off road Driving Etiquettes Emergency details for all off roaders Off Road Driving - Roles & Responsibilities DRIVE DETAILS Level: Fewbie and above When: 19 September 2026, Saturday Meeting time: 6:30 AM - Sharp (Without any exceptions) Meeting Point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gs9NjB8ffYvjNiY76 Approximate finish time: 9:30 AM Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. What to bring along: Loads of water, snacks (for yourself), smiles, enthusiasm, and willingness to learn. MANDATORY OFF-ROAD GEAR: Tire deflator & Tire pressure gauge Compressor Walkie-talkie radio Off-road flag Shovel, Tow Rope & 2 Shackles First-aid kit Fire extinguisher. LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE This drive is limited to 10 cars only. If the RSVP is full, you can add your name to the waitlist, once anyone drops, you will be moved to the RSVP list. RSVP will close a day prior to preparing a convoy list. We will not wait for the latecomers, and they will be returned - Without any exceptions. Members without RSVP will be returned - Without any exceptions. Please withdraw your RSVP, if you aren't joining, so your spot can be taken by others. Repeated no-show members after RSVP will have their account suspended for a month.1 point
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@ChrisW congrats on achieving this level. Well deserved. looking forward to join more of your drives.1 point

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