Hi Michael I have a Crusader on order through Lewis RV that are telling me this is not available through Crusader. Hoping you might be able to assist on how I get this included in my van build with Rj45 connection through the van wall. Thank you
Hi there, thanks for the informative video, I have one question, how much water do you put in the cassette when you put the chemical in and prepare it to use.?
My new Musketeer Camelot has the external solar feed going straight to the battery and not too the BMPRO Odessey as shown in the video. The external solar panel needs to be regulated. When I plug my un regulated panel in the system freaks out. Please amend your video Crusader.
Its a bit of an exaggeration isnt it ar the start????? Buy from the dealer at a huge mark up. I prefer the Trail Mate been using it for 5 years and no trouble with it
Is there no no space for cutlery or etc? One reviewer suggested that both the standard and small Dometic slide-out kitchens had space for such things. Your video shows a few hoses being stashed away but is there any available storage space for cooking utensils, cutlery and crockery? Thank you.
HI. Michael. We just bought a van but it not charging on solar Its down to 75 pc on gauge, even though we took it for a drive about 70 klms. and still on 75 pc charge. it was a fine day sun out any ideas would be great why it's not charging. Thanks Neil
Hi michael, I think you are confusing Starlink Gen 2 with Starlink Gen 3. Gen 2 uses a RJ45 and USB-C and Gen 3 use two RJ45. Cowfish have a product for the Gen 2 Starlink. This power supply is for the Gen 3 Starlink only and uses two RJ45. Gen 2 and Gen 3 systems are different in the equipment they use. Please check with Cowfish if I am wrong.
Hey Michael, According to Cowfish it is for the Starlink STANDARD - Exmaple: www.starlink.com/residential?referral=RC-523152-56200-98&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw74e1BhBnEiwAbqOAjCByMzcPNJZhjK_dh2lcdlq-Vr_-4r_dOgtQAvvcRBGubYoVZsliZBoCAS0QAvD_BwE
I installed an AuFocus in my Crusader Nobelman under the bed and the diesel tank in the front tool box it’s a great heater. They are extremely quiet unit and very easy to install if your a handyman.
You guys make good looking caravans, but you let yourself down with that fan in the shower, i had one like that in my van and its useless with a small fan in a big opening. But it wont stop me from buying one.
Truly deserving. We collected our brand new Crusader Serenity last week and the build quality, finish and the service from Michael and the team at Melbourne Crusader is exceptional. So happy we chose Crusader.
I had no luck with my insurance company NRMA obtaining a discount because of the composite build. I have spoke to other insurers at caravan shows and could not find anyone offering a discount.
Can you add a video for those folks who are trying to use the Smart TV features, eg download TV apps for local Australian channels, Foxtel app, Netflix app and how to connect the TV to your internet source
You could also go with the NCE microwave as it doesn't have a glass turntable, so it's one less thing to worry about when travelling. An a Truma AquaGo for endless hot water. I've had the swift unit and the AquaGo and the AquaGo is far superior in my opinion.
Can you do a review on the Trailbreaker in the background as well? Looks like an awesome van. You could add an E-kit to the Truma gas heater. That way, the owner can use the heater at caravan parks etc, without having to use gas. P.S The way you slam the cupboards shut stresses me out haha. I'm sure they can handle it, but my old man would have slapped me silly if I did that when I was a kid.
Hey there I have this system and need to point out that, in the link below in the manual for the BMPro page 24 seems to contradict the video with the battery level lights. It states that the tank level lights represent 100AH each not 50AH as the video explained. I realise that a newer model might be different but the video is only 12 months old and right now I cannot find any info as to if this is an update or not. It might be prudent to find out what the case may be and maybe add or amend the info. Cheers teambmpro.com/wp-content/uploads/aspero-manual.pdf