Road signage- Camerons Crn to Innaminka via Omicron and Epsilon

I was just reading about one of your adventures in Robin Miller's last post so I thought I would give you my answer.
I am about to head of to do a double crossing of the Simpson and end up in Innaminka around late July. I am thinking of going down the same road as you are planning.
What I most definitely will be doing is creating a plt file. Out in the never never I leave nothing to chance. Signs can be removed or worse still turned around. I have far more faith in my Garmin 276C and Oziexplorer than any road signage.

Howard, I have been through there when I worked in that area with Santos but it has been some time ago, and before any signage.

Generally in those areas, signage is restricted to identification of tracks to specific wells and installations and not designed for the benefit of tourists. So if you avoid turning into any such tracks you should be OK. The main drag looks no different from the side tracks.

You can get growled at by a Santos driver if you are down any side tracks to installations as they are considered "private roads". Just be contrite and say sorry!
At the worst, you may find yourself at a dead-end so ensure you remember how you came in and reverse track.

There won't be much traffic so be sure you are independently competent.

Howard, I guess that from Epsilon you will head through Dullingari and up the Bore Track to Innamincka. That's a nice drive, but it's a pity that the southern section of the Bore Track through Bollard's Station is now closed.

Actually there are a couple of tracks from Epsilon through to the Bore Track a bit South of Dullingari. I could probably find them if I were out there but could not now give you directions. Someone else may? Must go for a drive around there again.

In general, I don't rely much on signs anywhere but put faith in Topomaps. I don't prepare a plot file either as it's too much trouble and may spoil the spontaneity and discovery. Just keep an eye on the moving map.

Have a great trip.

another cold day in canberra so Ifired up the laptop and uploaded a plot file to the sd card in the gps
hopefully that keeps us on track.
thanks to those who replied
howard