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I got it from supercheap from memory. If that doesn't help, let me know, and I'll find it for you.

As may have been noticed, I haven't posted any content in a long time. Long-term personal issues have kept me from this, not to mention I was a novice at CZcams back then. But I appreciate the positive feedback immensely, so thank you sir.

@@wafishing4x4 no worries at all. WA looks an amazing place! All the best

@hanoitripper1809 WA is an amazing state to explore. Amazing beaches for all sorts of experiences, whether it's down south or up north, so much coastline, and that's not even the fresh water or fun tracks all over.

Is it earthed to the metal frame of your vehicle? Your vehicle manual should tell you where it has specific earth points that you can use to confirm if it is functioning. If possible, I'd troubleshoot by checking each connection if you have cable lengths for each point of connection. I'm not a full bottle on the various UHFs, but mine didn't have static. You should get local channels and hear people if you live in the city.

I had to cut around the posts that are secured into the tray and then it fit. But depending where you live, there are companies that will make a new one for you, I'm getting one made to go over it with my roof top tent still. The tub rack is OzRoo brand.

Well I enjoyed my time there and hey, some of my earlier videos aren't the best so I acknowledge that but we all start somewhere. I was more concerned with enjoying the trip with members from my group I was less focused on camera footage all the time but if you wanted to know more about the area I'll happily as been there number of timess since. But that's your opinion and welcome to it, although you also welcome not to watch it.

The half height won't generally, but they do sell a full height which has two bars on each side and it sits higher up so you can make them level with your roof.

Ah perfect, cheers for the reply 👍

I initially ran it to Metal frame behind the glove box to check it works and tested to see if much difference between that and than earth point in engine bay which wasn't much. But may not always be the case, so you can run earth lead back via same route as antenna wire, into engine bay and earth it to point in engine bay.

Thanks for comment, always appreciated and hope I earned a subscriber as result. I am biased when comes to Kings, due to negative experiences so I tend to steer away unless it's something on cheaper end or happy if get use for certain time until it gives out and lot comes down to their warranty process which is ridiculous and can be super frustrating. I personally have had issues with condensation, when it has rained if possible I leave it up if next day is not raining to try dry it out, but I've also put it back away wet, forgot to open it up after the trip for quite a few days and when I did no issues. Although I'd still encourage to open it up after rain if opportunity is available whenever possible to make sure get best life out of it. No bubbling at all to the floor, it's still as good as new after I think a year, or least almost a year with plenty of use. The only creaking or noise is as I get in, it puts weight on folded out part until it sets in place and while I sleep it's mostly the my vehicles suspension that moves as I do. It's been solid for me, the only thing I've changed is adding a memory foam mattress as I find original a little thin for my preferences being a side sleeper it places pressure on hip and shoulder. The most noise you'll ever get is wind against the tent, that's been only thing I like to address. Hope it helpful for you and get out and enjoy. Any other questions, feel free to ask as happy to help.

@@wafishing4x4 thanks a bunch, definitely have earned a subscriber mate. Love the honest feedback, keep up the good work 👌

It's hard to fit it all in with time but I also don't want to miss important bits. You won't have an issue, on this trip had 2, 200 series and it wasn't a problem. Long as you take the main provided track out which is easy to follow its always good as plenty of 4WDs are using them too. Off shot tracks as you head can be a problem if you wanted to explore paths but main trek all way from entry to exit is great. Hopefully Warren is also really accommodating.

@@wafishing4x4 Thanks for the reply much appreciated.

Thanks, hope it helped and earnt a subscriber from you :). Yeah I did slightly as it has gaps where the old bars were, and the mounting brackets I had to cut it slightly so it fit around them. But in general it works, with only downside being gaps for water ingress. So I have had a new tonneau cover made that goes over tubrack to make use of the extra height which clips onto tub and has zippers, both side and back. Not too expensive being around $1300ish and its all waterproof so maybe worth considering.

Thanks for the comment and watching the video. I've been using it I think roughly same time. I do find as I have a back issue it can be pressure discomfort on my hips as I lay down on my side. So I'll be changing my current one with a custom memory foam style, so you get more cushion between yourselves and the base. Unfortunately every RTT have same style mattresses so it's something you generally have to do out of pocket for. But I'll let you know my cost quoted if you like to help. I do like it as RTT brand and features, with mattress being my only thing I wish to personally change.

Yeah to fit the originally back I had to cut the aluminium rails that are pop riveted onto the tray as it doesn't fit. I was just really carefully taking the off so I could reuse it all so I could use pop riveted holes as well as the sticky substance that keeps it stuck to the tub on the top so be careful, slow and steady lifting them up once pop rivets are out. Simple angle grinder and works fine when put it back together. Front and rear you don't need to touch which us good. I'm actually booking in to get canvas cover to go over the tubrack as a whole, so it's one completely waterproof as had issues with gaps and also make use of extra height. Has zippers on back and both sides and is costing me about $1300 and that's with canvas cover being clipped onto the similar rails so looks neat rather than the elastic bands that hold it down onto little bits that are put into side of the tray. So thought I'd mention it in case you ever thought it for yourself that it's possible and looks good.

Thanks for that mate, some great tips, can't wait to start on my project, your videos have been a huge help 🤙

@@jamiepascoe cheers mate, glad it helped. 👍

Cheers, I really like mine and it gets used quite often in all sorts of places. I've been out with lads with hardtop version tents but I'm still really happy. Only thing I want is to get a bit more cushioning style mattress but that's mostly as I've got back injury.

Cheers, I really like mine and it gets used quite often in all sorts of places. I've been out with lads with hardtop version tents but I'm still really happy. Only thing I want is to get a bit more cushioning style mattress but that's mostly as I've got back injury.

Yeah, it was my early work before I had proper cameras and official work. I will update this with new camera so better quality and easier to see.

Yes it can be. I've seen it installed on it just as well.

You can adjust it in two areas by a certain amount, that being up and down in height (which isn't much) and sideways, one piece has a hole and the other is same diameter but cut long ways so you can adjust the width by bits to make sure it fits your tub.

I wondered the same thing as the hooks drop low as moves in water. You can only screw soft plastic onto centre, but I have cut some plastics and put it on the hooks to help. Whether that works or they are just smashing it regardless I'm not sure.

I've been meaning to Redo these again, these were my very first and I didn't even have proper camera and video editor setup. Simple answer is no, you need the Snell wraps around the hook to be uniform and polymer would make it impossible. I tend towards polymer as for all smaller things like smaller hooks, swivels clips etc. And use others if it's too long

It's stunning place mate, everything in Francois Peron is worth at least checking out. Herald Bight always delivers when tide comes in, so many fish you can't go wrong anywhere. Just down the beach a little is perfect near some bushes is good. It's good as can drive onto it and no wind issues, but Cape itself you can park and walk down too. It has some deep gutters that has produced bigger fishing so if wind is right it's another option north of Denham those were my two preferred spots.

Thanks for the input, much appreciated

Cheers, they move pretty quick on screen so was hard to spot when I was watching it back in fast time.

Hi Mate, no issues with the holes with holes with soft cover from high speeds. I do find heavy rain can be an issue some getting into tray with soft cover on. For a sort term fix I've duct taped the holes from where bars were, it stays on for ages before I need to change. Long term I'm getting mine fixed, but short term you can make do. So no definitely nothing with my soft cover at speeds with tub rack on for me and I've had it for many months now and taken on many 4x4 trips too.

@@wafishing4x4 okay thanks mate. Just finished doing mine. Pretty happy with how it turned out

Thanks mate, appreciate the feedback

Cheers mate. Yeah when we rocked up just before night and we camped back, I saw it at high tide and not much left in some areas. It's great run on the low and getting back out, but it's one I can see people getting caught out in if not aware. I agree, so much great beaches. I plan to explore more of the more along the coast line as I can as time goes and I get time.

Thanks mate, appreciate the feedback.