M.Seidam

Nice shot . The first one is always mine 😄

First Fb drive and first night drive . Indeed you did great yesterday . For you now the dark will become as clear as the day light 😉 @Andrew John Melvill as well as @ChrisW domonstrating the control at ridge and how to cross safely 👍👌 Very well done as first Fb and first night 👍

Well done everyone one truly it was a great night drive that every one enjoyed . Thank you all again and see you soon in another night drive . cheers Seidam @JC_E@Sebastian Nohse@Chema@Jerzi@Aadi@ChrisW@Warbs@Noufal@Infaz@Andrew John Melvill@Mei Ling@Mahmut@Aser

RSVP is closed now radio channel 8 Convoy order @JC_E@Sebastian Nohse@Chema@Jerzi@Aadi@ChrisW@Warbs@Noufal@Infaz@Andrew John Melvill@Mei Ling@Mahmut@Aser

Convoy list will come out shortly thanks @Ishak for accommodating the wait list

Hello and welcome to Carnity Night Drives. Few points worth mentioning here regarding desert driving at night, more to be emphasized and reminded during the brief at the meeting point:- 1. No need for offroad lights except for car number 1 . If you have them, that’s ok to use them unless the front car asks kindly to let it off. All you need is to follow strictly the front car. The high beam stock lights/fog lights are adequate for convoy trips 2. Always see where you step ( hand torch or headlight ) during inflation, deflation, and during the breaks. 3. Try to avoid the bushes when out of the car. 4. It’s highly recommended to have your legs and feet covered, as creepers like exposed feet and legs 😅 5. Always carry your radio wherever you go. 6. The speed and distance between cars fall in half of that during a daylight drive ( will talk more in the brief ) 7. Desert driving rules hold valid and are more emphasized here as we are bound with limited visibility. Last but not least, night drives are a different world to explore and experience. It’s nice, cool, and it’s another level of enjoyment. Once you master it, I assure you that you will be able to see without seeing, and to you, the darkness will become as clear as the daylight

Hello and welcome to Carnity Night Drives. Few points worth mentioning here regarding desert driving at night, more to be emphasized and reminded during the brief at the meeting point:- 1. No need for offroad lights except for car number 1 . If you have them, that’s ok to use them unless the front car asks kindly to let it off. All you need is to follow strictly the front car. The high beam stock lights/fog lights are adequate for convoy trips 2. Always see where you step ( hand torch or headlight ) during inflation, deflation, and during the breaks. 3. Try to avoid the bushes when out of the car. 4. It’s highly recommended to have your legs and feet covered, as creepers like exposed feet and legs 😅 5. Always carry your radio wherever you go. 6. The speed and distance between cars fall in half of that during a daylight drive ( will talk more in the brief ) 7. Desert driving rules hold valid and are more emphasized here as we are bound with limited visibility. Last but not least, night drives are a different world to explore and experience. It’s nice, cool, and it’s another level of enjoyment. Once you master it, I assure you that you will be able to see without seeing, and to you, the darkness will become as clear as the daylight

Hi @Aadi with this big wait list unfortunately not possible. However if drop out occurs today and tomorrow morning before I close the drive the system automatically will drag the wait list in first come first serve basis to the RSVP list . Keep an eye . Thanks