Show off your Tab400 YouTube videos here!

schatten

Here is my wonderful 2018 Tab 400 I purchased last year and my travels since then (Thanks Jerry).  I will be posting reviews and such in the future.  Hope it is okay to post my YouTube video here. Admins please let me know if I need to move this to another section.

https://youtu.be/QhIWBYPP1wY

schatten

Not mine but it is a well done video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8uvU0PAyLA

Great drone shot of Tab400

pthomas745

And....I want to know where these beautiful places are. 

schatten

https://youtu.be/716aVWHn2Yc

schatten

Here are compilation videos and pictures from my Spring 2021 trip.

Please check my YouTube channel for weekly release of videos of these destinations.

https://youtu.be/rc7bsuZKAW8

schatten

Video about the mods done on my Tab 400.
https://youtu.be/af_SfP3aXv0

schatten

1year review of my 2018 Tab 400

https://youtu.be/QKrGS43CJYs

BogeyTwelveOclock

The drone footage above was at Lake Koocanusa in Montana. The footage below is is between Escalante and Boulder in central Utah.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hNlGWlpZ0FM&t=24s

Cheers!

B12O

marleecamps

@BogeyTwelveOclock - ok this just gives me the chills due to my fear of heights and relative newness to towing a travel trailer.  But . . .  How cool!!

polsimarkhauys

Tab 400s are very small and highly pricey, but they are quite light, owing to their small size, lack of full height walls, and lack of a slide out. This results in an extremely crowded interior, with one person having to clamber over to get in and out. The lack of an awning is inconvenient in rainy days. Unfortunately, the tab I have bought was full of problems, in the first day the cabinet door latch and stopped to work, after I have discovered that windows were misaligned, allowing insects to enter in. by the way, all your videos looks cool, I used https://loader.to to download two of them. Tab 400 is a cool device, if you get a good one.

qhumberd

Our 2019 T@B 400 must be one of the good ones, as we have had nearly flawless service with both the trailer and its components. We had never had a full size trailer and had always been tent campers, so this was a big upgrade for us. There are a variety of solutions using the side Keder rail to take the place of an awning, and in fact our small one is much easier to keep clean and dry. We did not get ours to spend a lot of time inside, so the limited space is for us not a detractor. Having said all that there is a big learning curve for a lot of the systems in the trailer, from the cabinets to the plumbing, and you have to take some time with maintenance. Finally, the small size is such a convenience when towing that I could not imagine trying to pull something bigger. So all things are a trade off but if you are having fun, then you have made the right pick. Happy Thanksgiving!

gande

@BogeyTwelveOclock…The videos are wonderful!  I know very little about drones. Is someone in the tow vehicle operating the drone and camera? Or is there a chase vehicle?  Is this difficult to learn to do?

Thanks for any info,

Gary

Sharon_is_SAM

@BogeyTwelveOclock - was that the “Hogback”?  We took Rt 12 from Torrey, UT to Boulder.  After I read the reviews about the section of Rt 12 down to Bryce (the Hogback and very steep, curved grades) I decided to back track and take the long way to Bryce.  Glad I missed it!