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The thoroughness you go to to provide genuinely useful information in all your videos is much appreciated, no hype, no click-bait, just great and well presented (and produced) information. Much appreciated.
Love this Van, no fuss just function. You see so many van lifers in there crap VDubs that focus on making a show pony’s and no real focus on living in it. Good job Mark.
Really love Mark's view of functionally vs form. ASWhite is doing a hiace 4x4 build. It will be interesting to see a comparison cost vs functionality. Cheers thanks
Such a great fit out with functionality as purpose in mind- fit for application. Often people don’t think of redundancy. If I may suggest based on my understanding of your passion for extended remote touring- perhaps a 24 -72 hour grab bag allocated spot, easy to grab and enough to get you through tough situations that you may need to forecast for. But that’s the ex military in me and perhaps not relevant to many. 😊
Fantastic setup, love it. Crikey Mark, you must have about 200kg of tools in the back, lighten up mate! Great that you are not using gas, (we paid $72 last year for a 4.5kg bottle in Bedourie.) With the new gas laws you now have to have a vent in the roof & the door. We are building a slide on at the moment & didn't know there was a combi diesel heater/hot water until seeing this video. Also agree induction cooking is the go. Another helpful video, thanks again Robert.
Awesome setup bro..im soooo jealous...my overlander build is a ole 96 hilux extracab ute and a 7x5 box trailer..seeing Australia at 80 kilometers per hour..lol..
So well thought out that over time, any changes you make will most likely only need to be incremental. The battery at a nominal 4.8 kW/h with probably around 3.5 kW/h very safely usable, is nothing short of brilliant. Robert, while your camping fuel stove may possibly beat the electric kettle in good conditions, but when the wind is howling, or if there is a total fire ban, electric is the go. The really big plus to induction cooking outdoors is that it works with wind, plus you can use it indoors without needing to comply with the now onerous gas regulations. Would my assumption that the Webasto Combi unit is running from the main fuel tank, be correct?
the standard van ground clearance is bit low even for normal use IMO.Is there a lift kit available for a standard van and a LSD ??? Are Barn doors an option ???
