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your wife's a clever lass, hopping out of the truck to "take the video " :yikes:

canning those corrugations looked like fun :Wow1:

they look like winston cells

re that diesel cooktop..............looks somewhat bigger than the webasto can you give us a bit of info on it? thanks

re batteries........I thought you would have gone with Lifepo4 given the amount and quality of work you have put in, you seem to have some hungry appliances there.

and thank goodness you have finished.........I was beginning to feel somewhat emasculated :bowdown:

do yourself a favour and grab a pair or two of these http://www.maxtrax.com.au/products.html

Maninga How far down the track are you with your interior plans? This mob advertise in the Wanderer and the product looks interesting so it might be worth some further investigation http://www.duraliteaustralia.com.au/ Haven't used it myself so can't comment.

ok thanks

Maninga If it's not too rude to ask just wondering what the cost of the Styromax build was ? cheers

this is it http://www.glind.com.au/store/heat-exchangers/product/48-sand-spear-filter

you've come a long way from your first post at exploroz when you were considering a BT50 :Wow1:

ah yes the old "economies of scale" chestnut which roughly translated into aussie speak means "aussie tax", which all of us in this country have had enough of. Companies like Coopers (beers), ARB and others all sell products (which are made in oz) in the US and Canada at prices...

Just rec'd your email re Earthcruiser USA, prices start at $149K , pity you can't offer those prices to your ozzie customers, probably have a lot more sales if you didn't include the "ozzie tax" :(

looks more like something they would use on Christmas Island or Nauru :eek: ya mad bastard lol

What's Trish doing with all her clothes on ! :Wow1:

I'm exhausted just reading what you've done !:bowdown:

might get a reply over at http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Default.aspx

I reckon that pot would boil a bit quicker if it had a lid on it :coffeedrink:

Cheers for that, I hadn't even considered the noise factor but as all our travel is in oz, the Duo will be all we'll need, hope it isn't too loud :eek: The duo is designed to be mounted outside the camper, wonder how they would take to being dunked in a river crossing ?