Living Outside - Camper Trailer Q&A Over 18 Months Later. 

Ahhh brilliant mate. Cheers for that.

@@Tracey-eq8qj ahhh great to hear. Congratulations on your new trailer. They are a beauty amd are pretty rugged. The o rings on the wondow rods are a great idea. Someone else mentioned that also. I do have a box of them so I'll prob do that next time we're in some rainy weather. Thanks for a watching and glad you get something out of our vids.

@@nackasadventures9570 thanks mate. still considering all options, I do like your idea though. Will consider this approach when I look at it again.

@@craigtomkinson2837 thanks mate. Glad you liked it.

Cheers mate. Thanks for watching and following along.

@@minkos61 thanks mate. Ching ching.

@@desigrainer2128 glad you find some useful stuff in there mate.

@@wayneanderson419 G'day mate. Thanks for watching. Yeah can confirm those rings are great. Not sure about a genny. I've always been open to it. The 350ah lithium should last 7 days minimum in warmer weather. If we find ourselves needing some power we may just steer towards a powered site. We are also going to upgrade the agms in the car to lithium so we may even end up with 300ah in it depending on battery dimensions. But where looking into that soon.

@@nicholasmichalakis972 G'day mate, Probar trailer components at Caboolture. Directly opposite Austrack. Haha.

@@TimRumble Thanks

@@shauntaylor6175 yeah mate that water can be a pain in the arse with the room zipped on. Cheers for watching.

Deadset. Send me the details?

@@paulsgarage3169 thanks mate. I might enquire before we make any solid decisions. I feel like our only option is the high density foam as it's 75mm thick. We can pack it up with all our bedding in it at this thickness. Any thicker than that it will put too much stress on the hinges when folding it away. I like the idea of the self inflating ones. I understand they may go down during the night. My early enquiries one a few products though have ensured me they won't. Drifta actually make the perfect size ones. We'll get two so we can choose how hard or soft they are. That's where we are at with it. But havn't made a decision just yet. It's an important part of the rig... maybe one of the most important parts.

@@TimRumble I didn't know the mattress had to fold with the setup you have. That does make it a bit more difficult. You could always try an "egg Carton" foam underlay under or on top of your existing foam mattress. Problem is you don't want to be spending money on things that might not work. I'll be interested in seeing which way you go. Happy travels.

@@paulsgarage3169 yeah the tent folds in half. It's quite large inside. But we are large folks. 2300mm x 2150mm. So yeah Drifta self inflating x2 is at the top of the list currently.

@@Darioros326 ahh right. Yeah I follow what ya saying. But yeah I've not had much luck out of them panels at all, they used to keep up no problem and when the sun set the trailer was usually at 100% on a good day. I think gradually they go bad. The redarc one on the roof of the new rig pumps pretty well. So not sure if it's just quality etc. But I'm pretty over them. But just keep forgetting about them as we have a tonne of power for our needs in the trailer