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hi there, Unless you have a pre booked tour the busses from the ship drop you off in central Noumea. there is a market there, hop on hop off and the mentioned bakery. thanks for watching, Trev :)
@@joannefernandes1790 Hello again,, we mainly did our own thing using the Hop on hop off. My daughter and I did a wine tasting/sight seeing tour in the afternoon, we went back to the ship to meet with that tour. start looking at the tours now. however from that central location or drop or drop off point I mentioned there are heaps of tours you can book on the day also.
Great work Trev loved your filming of the Big Red Bash and Looking forward to your Version of Mundi Mundi. I look really like to see after Mundi is Done which one you liked the most ? Regards Dave
Hey Dave, well, it's all done, and dusted. One more video to come tomorrow. Gee, your question about which one is better. Both visually awesome with Big Red a head as having Big Red behind the stage looks great. Both run extraordinary great, the volunteers are hard working, line up similar. Mundi mundi probably for the win, however only slightly. I really appreciate you supporting our channel, Trev :)
Pro Tip: unless you are carrying full jerry cans of fuel dont let your fuel tank get that low in remote areas. Dont assume a fuel stop will have fuel, always have enough fuel to go beyond that stop.
@TheBreadman24 Probably nothing, I guess As I mentioned, I was not sure why. But you're probably right. I appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching.. Trev :)
@timbutler1891 Hey Tim, I'm not sure about that. I use WAZE. It seems to work, OK? TDJ, who make the unit have pretty good service, give them a buzz. It's probably a setting glitch. Thanks for watching, Trev :)
I see it happens to your screen too. When you exit the hema and go to the main screen for daily use it is actually narrower than what it would be without the hema dongle connected. This kind of thing irritates the shit out of me. Thanks for the reply though I'll have follow that up with TDJ.
@timbutler1891 Hey Tim, I generally use WAZE not google, I like how Interactive waze is. I have not paid attention to screen size, I'll sus it out next time I use it. I really appreciate the feedback, cheers Trev :)
Thank goodness SOMEONE mentioned Jayco's poor awning choice and lack of attention to detail. My 2024 X came with the Ironman 270 and I love the construction and lights but it does not cover the doorway or back kitchen hatch enough to protect from rain. In fact, the back hatch hinge leaks water in light rain and drips down the front of the fridge. Very disappointing detail not thought through. I'm also having trouble running the fridge on the current solar system. As you mention, it probably draws 3 times more than a chest, Cheers
There was a shop at talbotville into the 30s. Some prospector's remained then plus bushwalkers from Melbourne were common. The family left when the husband died.
Thanks Mark, there is a lot to like. The battery location is easily fixed. it's just a shame Jayco can't find a better solution out of the factory with all their resources. Appreciate the feedback, cheers Trev :)
Thanks for some honest thoughts on the new models, the stove assy not being stainless steel could be s deal breaker for some We are looking into one of these small pod trailers
The concept of a hardtop tent on wheels is awesome. We've loved ours now for 6 years, and it's a sport, not an Outback. As mentioned on your other reply, a huge thankyou 🙏🇦🇺
Hi Trev, great video once again. I would just like to point out that in the video you mentioned that the JpodX still has the solar panel on the roof although the previous model did not come with the solar panel as standard, that was only on the Outback.
@ScaledDownTV Thanks for the feedback back. I guess this was a walk around of the latest model. I touched on the solar because I saw it on there. Apologies if it was a bit misleading. Please keep the feedback coming. Help me try to do better. Cheers Trev :)
Nice vid thanks for that. Used to love motorbiking and boating but don’t have any now. Have been umming and ahhing about a jetski for a couple of years now, a great combination of the two, but haven’t bitten the bullet. I’m in Geelong and that looks like a great way to spend a day. Cheers.
@plassy3138 Hey there,, thanks for Watching! I'm enjoying getting out on the water, there is something special about doing 120km on smooth water. Bought my ski in Geelong as we live in Werribee. Get a ski, you'll love it. Cheers Trev :)
Wow, theyve not fixed the batt location and now 350w solar and 1.5-3kw LiIonPO4 are cheap as, they should redo this and how about a slimmer mattress option and better use of the space. The MDC series at 30k are better equiped IMO. Only the intro chepo jpod is even worth a passing look IMO
@mrsrhardy Thanks for the feedback, I'm pleased Jayco have reacted to some customer feedback. I really wish they would explore a better battery solution. Cheers & Thanks Trev :)
Morning, I just had to comment, if they changed the location of the battery and went lithium I would of bought one of these by now, so disappointing, I would rip that battery box off on the first trip on southern back country tracks nz.
Left quilpie at 10am on the 5th friday heading west to windorah/jundah turnoff. I realised after an hour of a lot of moving off road with caravan, 20 footer in tow, that i stuffed up. Wrong time .... The bash traffic got heavier the closer to the turnoff i got. 4 hours to do a 2hr drive. Several windscreen chips and paint chips.. Most drivers were very carefull and slowed down and some even put all wheels off to let me stay on.. One guy in a small suv got right off and when i stayed on ,he swerved back on right at me the off again, not happy. He didn't realise if one goes right off, the other can stay on possible saving HIS windscreen... Some have no idea. In younger years in the NT on single or rocky bush roads it was known by most to drive straight at one another then at the last moment flick off to the side , the rocks are behind and no windscreen damage. I'd hate to do that here. When i turned north towards jundah at the turnoff, i heard on 40 that there was an hour wait for fuel at windorah. Many towns made good money. Quilpie iga shelves were looking quite bare.
It's certainly an adventure, we arrived at Windorah to a 2 hour que for fuel it started outside of town. We had a breakdown in our group 200km's from Birdy which kept us roadside for 2 hours. The Hema map patrol vehicle had Starlink allowing us to get help and build a recovery plan for the other vehicles, before we continued to Windorah. Thanks for the feedback and watching. Cheers Trev :)
Hey Noel, It was a well run event, I think, helping people helps our emerging brand and gets our message out there. obd2 is a important part of recovery gear for modern cars. cheers trev :)
