All Skill Level Saturday Afternoon Wadi & Mountain Drive, on 1st of August ‘2020
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All Skill Level Saturday Afternoon Wadi & Mountain Drive, on 1st of August ‘2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH9zbKSdvEA
Thanks to Hafid for the beautiful video.Meeting time: 14:30
Convoy briefing: 14:45
Drive start: 15:00
Drive terrain: Gravel and rocks
Drive End: 19:00
Please be punctualMEETING POINT LINK
https://goo.gl/maps/1qEy249HiHjZ3A7c6COVID 19 PREVENTION MEASURES
A. At the meeting point, please park the vehicles at least 5 metres apart and observe standard social distancing practices.
B. Face mask and gloves to be worn at all times.
C. No shaking hands, hugging or any other physical contact.
C. Max 3 persons per vehicle, or 5 if from the same family staying in the same house.
D. Drive briefing will be carried out by radio, so please tune to the specified channel/frequency (radio channels and frequencies will be shared by WhatsApp) once your tyres are deflated and flag is mounted, so you are ready to await instructions and to drive.
E. Drivers AND passengers should remain in their vehicles, after deflating their tyres and NOT meet or socialise with other participants.
F. No sharing of any food or drinks.
G. No sharing of any equipment, tow topes, shackles, radios or any other accessory.
H. In the event of a recovery, please radio your position in the convoy and vehicle – a marshal will advise you on how to self recover or will assist.Checklist:
a) Fully functional 4×4 vehicle with full tank of fuel.
b) Air compressor in working condition.
c) Recovery rope / strap.
d) Compatible radio pre-programmed to DO frequencies.
e) Refreshments for you and your passengers (if you have them).
f) Offroad flag attached to vehicle.Etiquette:
1) Registering and not coming along may stop others from joining and is easily avoidable – so please be courteous and withdraw if you can’t make it.
2) Be punctual.
3) Avoid bringing along unregistered participants without prior permission.Radio Frequencies:
CH 1:——462.5625
CH 2:——462.5875
CH 3:——462.6125
CH 4:——462.6375
CH 5:——462.6625
CH 6:——462.6875
CH 7:——462.7125
CH 8:——467.5625
CH 9:——467.5875
CH 10:—–467.6125
CH 11:—–467.6375
CH 12:—–467.6625
CH 13:—–467.6875
CH 14:—–467.7125Thank you for taking the time to read this and prepare properly – see you soon!
We did this drive a couple of months back and camped. An amazing drive and highly recommended!!
I recommend that all drivers ensure their air filters are clean and transmission oil is healthy. This is a steep climb and some cars may need to stop for 10mins. We were fine but our friend’s car wasn’t as new and had to stop.
Enjoy everyone 🙂
In and looking forward to it.
I hope road tires would be okay for this drive, i have all season road tires wrapped around 22inch wheels 🙂
Do we need to air down our tyres? What would be the ideal psi?
Guys, what do you think about bbq in the mountains? I have all necessary equipment, like portable grill, umbrellas, tables, chairs etc.
Eugene
0508407408
quote topgear post_id=50165 time=1595935716 user_id=25883:Do we need to air down our tyres? What would be the ideal psi?Normal pressure (33-35 psi)
quote topgear post_id=50165 time=1595935716 user_id=25883:Do we need to air down our tyres? What would be the ideal psi?Yes its best to air down on this terrain – I usually go to about 22 or so.
quote jackd2001 post_id=50166 time=1595937937 user_id=25902:Guys, what do you think about bbq in the mountains? I have all necessary equipment, like portable grill, umbrellas, tables, chairs etc.Eugene
0508407408Should be fine, weather allowing! Will be cooler the higher we get and so long as you don’t have a fire on the ground and ensure you clear up properly, it’s great! Please ensure you bring a good strong garbage bag too and leave enough time for your coals to cool off so you can take them with you!
quote Pav post_id=50169 time=1595938623 user_id=25758:quote jackd2001 post_id=50166 time=1595937937 user_id=25902:Guys, what do you think about bbq in the mountains? I have all necessary equipment, like portable grill, umbrellas, tables, chairs etc.Eugene
0508407408Should be fine, weather allowing! Will be cooler the higher we get and so long as you don’t have a fire on the ground and ensure you clear up properly, it’s great! Please ensure you bring a good strong garbage bag too and leave enough time for your coals to cool off so you can take them with you!
Hi Jo. I was at Jais last week. There are metal cans to throw away the used coals. Washrooms are working fine, with lights and water. One should always carry own trash bags and ensure complete cleanliness.
quote taim00r post_id=50164 time=1595926622 user_id=25346:I hope road tires would be okay for this drive, i have all season road tires wrapped around 22inch wheels 🙂You should be OK but will need to air down and engage four wheel drive!
quote trq post_id=50170 time=1595938905 user_id=25518:quote Pav post_id=50169 time=1595938623 user_id=25758:quote jackd2001 post_id=50166 time=1595937937 user_id=25902:Guys, what do you think about bbq in the mountains? I have all necessary equipment, like portable grill, umbrellas, tables, chairs etc.Eugene
0508407408Should be fine, weather allowing! Will be cooler the higher we get and so long as you don’t have a fire on the ground and ensure you clear up properly, it’s great! Please ensure you bring a good strong garbage bag too and leave enough time for your coals to cool off so you can take them with you!
Hi Jo. I was at Jais last week. There are metal cans to throw away the used coals. Washrooms are working fine, with lights and water. One should always carry own trash bags and ensure complete cleanliness.
Hey T,
Yes I remember now it’s quite civilised in places – was thinking wild Oman-style where you have to take everything with you and then take everything away! >:)
quote Pav post_id=50172 time=1595939127 user_id=25758:quote trq post_id=50170 time=1595938905 user_id=25518:quote Pav post_id=50169 time=1595938623 user_id=25758:Should be fine, weather allowing! Will be cooler the higher we get and so long as you don’t have a fire on the ground and ensure you clear up properly, it’s great! Please ensure you bring a good strong garbage bag too and leave enough time for your coals to cool off so you can take them with you!Hi Jo. I was at Jais last week. There are metal cans to throw away the used coals. Washrooms are working fine, with lights and water. One should always carry own trash bags and ensure complete cleanliness.
Hey T,
Yes I remember now it’s quite civilised in places – was thinking wild Oman-style where you have to take everything with you and then take everything away! >:)and I think the latter is more fun. the former is like going a school and having food during the break :’)
quote Pav post_id=50171 time=1595938960 user_id=25758:quote taim00r post_id=50164 time=1595926622 user_id=25346:I hope road tires would be okay for this drive, i have all season road tires wrapped around 22inch wheels 🙂You should be OK but will need to air down and engage four wheel drive!
Perfect shall do that 😀 I guess 30 psi should do …
Hello – how can I get on the whatsapp group please ? I’ve registered for the drive and really looking forward. Thank you.
quote Ahmad Pervez” post_id=50152 time=1595837891 user_id=24463:All Skill Level Saturday Afternoon Wadi & Mountain Drive, on 1st of August ‘2020https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3P9ObAs-n4
Thanks to Hafid for the beautiful video.Meeting time: 14:30
Convoy briefing: 14:45
Drive start: 15:00
Drive terrain: Gravel and rocks
Drive End: 19:00
Please be punctualCOVID 19 PREVENTION MEASURES
A. At the meeting point, please park the vehicles at least 5 metres apart and observe standard social distancing practices.
B. Face mask and gloves to be worn at all times.
C. No shaking hands, hugging or any other physical contact.
C. Max 3 persons per vehicle, or 5 if from the same family staying in the same house.
D. Drive briefing will be carried out by radio, so please tune to the specified channel/frequency (radio channels and frequencies will be shared by WhatsApp) once your tyres are deflated and flag is mounted, so you are ready to await instructions and to drive.
E. Drivers AND passengers should remain in their vehicles, after deflating their tyres and NOT meet or socialise with other participants.
F. No sharing of any food or drinks.
G. No sharing of any equipment, tow topes, shackles, radios or any other accessory.
H. In the event of a recovery, please radio your position in the convoy and vehicle – a marshal will advise you on how to self recover or will assist.Checklist:
a) Fully functional 4×4 vehicle with full tank of fuel.
b) Air compressor in working condition.
c) Recovery rope / strap.
d) Compatible radio pre-programmed to DO frequencies.
e) Refreshments for you and your passengers (if you have them).
f) Offroad flag attached to vehicle.Etiquette:
1) Registering and not coming along may stop others from joining and is easily avoidable – so please be courteous and withdraw if you can’t make it.
2) Be punctual.
3) Avoid bringing along unregistered participants without prior permission.Radio Frequencies:
CH 1:——462.5625
CH 2:——462.5875
CH 3:——462.6125
CH 4:——462.6375
CH 5:——462.6625
CH 6:——462.6875
CH 7:——462.7125
CH 8:——467.5625
CH 9:——467.5875
CH 10:—–467.6125
CH 11:—–467.6375
CH 12:—–467.6625
CH 13:—–467.6875
CH 14:—–467.7125Thank you for taking the time to read this and prepare properly – see you soon!
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