A great informative video i don't need one already got one. Thanks for the update. See you in the next video

I do like the you and the channel & I love the 76 series but is this what the channel is going to be…. product reviews & underlying product plugs within the videos in order & the hope to get more things sent to you to review? Because if it is I’m out. Everyone’s doing it nowadays…. Jumpstarters, chairs, swags and don’t get me started on the bloody Jackery power station that’s been done to death. You rarely see folks reviewing ARB or TJM gear….etc nowadays because they don’t pay. Sorry for the rant but…

stick with the low flow/pressure issue, takes time for the water to get up to temp though the heater if you push it too fast you wont get it hot enough, also if your shower head wont let it through fast enough and your on a high LPM pump the pump will constantly cycle on off with pressure cutout.... im about to change from the 10L factory one down to the 6LPM one supplied with the shower

Try a Teltonika wifi hotspot with mimo aerial. I just replaced a dead Celfi with this, and it is heaps better for less than half the price.

Great wrap up video mate. Also loved the heads up on the camp ground near Narrabri. Looked great.

Cant live without your phone bit of a joke mate or what you have a problem what would you do if shit it the fan

Fantastic video. I had been listening to to the Trump Biden debate, got fed up and went back to Home Screen. Spotted your set-up, out in the bush and immediately thought of our similar set up sitting out in the garage. Decided to see what you were up to! 😅. Loved your style, almost went outside and grabbed our firepit out to light as I was wishing we were away. Glad you found a love for your shower tent and toilet, the shower tent is so much easier to use than the old style bendy type. As for water……. As others have said, if your pump goes with too much pressure your water will run out in no time. We have a 9 litres per hour - sureflow - repurposed from our caravan. We like a shower but are careful to turn on and off and not stand under there having a soak. As we spend a lot of time in the northern WA bush without access to water we also have a 100 litre caravan water tank in the back of our rig with a pump on that so we can transfer water as we run low. We have worked on our set-up for a year or so and are pretty happy with our result, always something we can change though. Keep the videos coming. Off to look at your other offerings and subscribe of course. Happy travels.

Great video again; I’m really enjoying your content 👍🏼

That DJI camera is f%*king amazing I didn't even know it existed until today. Thanks a shitload, end of the financial year. I might go grab myself one. Do you think the previous models were just as good or not?

Great rundown of your trailer and what can go wrong being that you've had dealings with Vic off-road. They have a fantastic water pump. They supply with their camping hot water service give that a crack. I have one, and it may be good enough to put in the camper. If not go out and buy yourself a sure flow water pump. They're up there in price but they never break I've had one for over 12 years running and it pumps a lot of water and can be adjustable which is a bonus for pressure and volume.

🪰💩🧂<- There was no pepper pot lol

I run Flojet Triplex 11lpm at 50psi pumps. One in the vehicle and another in the camper trailer. Very happy with them and no issues so far, quiet with good pressure. The camper trailer one is 10yrs old and still going strong.

Flojet triplex quad pump is the one you need 11LPM. Quality bit of gear, not too noisy and bulletproof. Have used them for near on 20yrs in different 4wd setups including current caravan. Shop around eBay usually cheaper. Ditch the CelFi, they're old hat & hopeless for data. KZfaq to see the never ending problems with them. The best setup for travel bar Starlink is a Telstra M6 modem paired with a Blackhawk 700-2600mhz antenna. The antenna has a marine knock down mount so can be lowered while on the move, it'll still work on the move just with shorter range while it's horizontal. Once camped pop it up for best reception. I get signal more places than most with the antenna up on the roof rack. The Telstra M6modem is their best yet and will also pick up 5G which is becoming more common as 3G shuts down, they're replacing most of the towers with 5G. 4G is still king though in regards to range in rural & remote areas and the Blackhawk is the best 4G antenna for that band. It's 1200L so a good height when up. You don't need an antenna for 5G as the Telstra modem's built-in 5G antenna works well. 5G's range is short so if you pick it up 5G the tower is close by anyway. Few need 5G speeds so I just lock the modem to 4G. Modem just powers off USB -C 3.0 and will run with the battery removed which is better as it doesn't overheat and reduce power which can affect signal strength.

Just remember the faster the pump, the faster you go through water. Give me a slow pump always when off grid

Great video, thanks for sharing and I look forward to seeing more content. Have you thought about adding some fans to the intercooler btw?

I'm going to er on the side of low water pressure. My home trailer build will have 6 x 22lt jerry's daisy chained. The last time I did the Simpson, Showers were no more than 5 lt. Ill be looking for about 10 lt PM but be able to choke it down. On the East coast, Water is everywhere so crank it up

Hi Mate, enjoying your info. remember if you have a 12 L per minute pump you're going to use 60 L for a 5 minute shower. It might be better to get a new shower head with reduced flow but with more pressure from what it does put out. Caravan stores should be able to assist with that, or look up something like the ECO CAMEL or JET STORM shower head. cheers.

I have one in both sizes from CrashPad and I slept in the King Double for bout 3 odd months straight and apart from the mattress not being firm enough and getting a sore hip from side sleeping it held up to some crazy weather here in Vic and you can also get some little poles from tentworld that turn the flap wich has eylets in the corners into an awning and all you need is some cord and pegs to tension them dowm down, cool little feature imho

I’m so disappointed. I was waiting for the shower scene.

loved the "you can just speak to the shop and ask to pay more" comment lolol

2:50 Series Land Rover, the 1968 version which I still use for touring.

Wait till you get a potable diesel heater and stick the vent into your roof top tent

Lovely peaceful looking place, I like it, great video buddy enjoy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

That looks like the Warrumbungles, it would be a good chair for stargazing!

I remember hiking to the top of mt kap in the late 70’s and we sighed a book up there.

great video... looks a stunning camp site!

Would that shite camp place be Sandon?

Can I ask how do you find these spots please. Mike

I was the one that drove past u on the high way

Good day - very impressive - is it possible to share your electrical map?

Looks great would’ve been nice if you showed it packed up and measurements as you know us four-wheel drivers there’s a limited placeplace for everything

Would be good to see pack down size

Nothing like an honest review from a pongo and that’s a positive from a retired pusser. 👍

It’s almost a great product. The problem is the bloody tub doesn’t come up at all. So if there is any water that flows up against your swag at all, it will get in. All they had to do was raise the tub 50 to 60 mil up along the sides and it would’ve been brilliant. Other swag do this I don’t know why crash pad didn’t. Aside from that it’s fantastic some of the best sleep I’ve ever had. But the off chance that I’ll get rained on and end up wet is a problem.

Mate you had me at dingbat 😂 subbed 👍🏽 great content throughly enjoyed

Check out the new PDP strip lights with white & red LEDs, both colours are dimmable. WAY less bugs attracted to red than orange.

Top setup mate, is the bullbar TJM, happy with it?

Liking the vids 👍 Re chair. We've been travelling for 20+ years and had as many chairs. Came across the Drifta Stockton recliners last year and would have to be the best & most comfortable we've used, especially when used with a cheap fold up foot stool which double as guest chairs. Recliner is just 4kg but strong and have held up well for 12+mths fulltime travelling, they fold up reasonably compact. Very easily to deploy & pack down. Canvas is a good seat material imo. The optional headrest is a must. On special currently for $150.

fascinating video, have a great trip!

I used to fix the leopards. They were very problematic. We still have one at Puckapunyal

Talking of the Army and tanks, just wondering if you knew a Mark Burgess?

Enjoy the journey

Living the dream baby!

Good info, how do you find the shorter gme antenna in that position on the bullbar, reception and range good enough? I was planning one on the roof rack on a fold down mount but it might become a pain to fold down for low branches etc.

QLD is the same for national parks. Permit to 4wd on it and camp. And a lot you need your own toilet like you just purchased

WA you have to pay to go into the National parks plus camping

I put an anderson plug on my air pump so I can pump car and trailer tyres from the back anderson plug instead of using clips on the battery under the bonnet and hope the cable length will reach both.

Just wondering why you've mounted the fridge so that the display is at the back where you can't see it easily? I have the same fridge and know that the cable plugs into the display end which is really really dumb (they fixed this on the later model). I bought a longer cable and run it under the fridge so that the display is visible without sliding it out. Yes you can use your phone to monitor it but then you've got to go looking for your phone. Love your vids. Cheers

Great episode. Thought you were going to lock Sarah in the Camper then. Trailer fit out is coming along nicely. Portable Toilets are becoming a must have these days.

Would have liked a video on wiring up the Anderson plug on the back of the car.