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Did you just plug the Bluetti into side of caravan (using 10amp to 15 amp) ? Could you then run your 3way on 240v ? Long time subscriber!

Love this video!!

Omg 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️. I just read. “Take note of the Moron in blue”. 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤦🏼‍♀️😂 I’m so sorry to the man in blue 😇. I was wondering what he was going to get up too. 🤷🏼‍♀️ Sorry I’m still giggling 😂😘 Another great video. ❤

super film.

Can you plug it into your 15w caravan input?

Thanks for sharing your journey, it's a great drive across the top. If you go to Lake Argle you'll understand the significance of the Durack Family

Chinchilla QLD 😜😜😉😉🤣😂🤣😂

Great Video. Did John take the Bluetti to help run your Van while you have been off grid. If so can you do a follow up video. Safe travels.

Apostle birds. Or happy jacks are the birds. We have them here in Chinchilla too.

lol funny I’ve been watching you and your daughter for awhile now not realising you were mum and daughter great videos

Wow just luv you both, so natural & down to earth. What a great adventure & well done John. Merry Christmas to you both.

Cb is citizens band and is better in hilly terrain like NZ but won't get long range distances unless you use a 10 foot aerial on your car unlike a UHF which stands for Ultra high frequency, and works better on flat country and you get better coverage over long distances but the signal gets weak in low hill terrain.

Just call it a ‘two way’. 😀 Those campsites looked awesome. We are trying to get in there but it’s always booked out. 👍

Wow... what a beautiful area of WA. Loved the remains of the old whaling station. Safe travels, guys!

Perhaps you need one of those garbage bags that go on the back of the van.

Amazing video, loving the informative vids your producing. John everytime I see you I get excited for whats next.. You both are doing a great job please, please keep it going...

CB is citizens band radio on the AM frequency still in use today but the major one that took over is UHF Ultra high Frequency that is all over our country now but with limited range off site tho , old CB on the AM band can put out twice the power on side band you can talk to people on the other side off Australia or in America it was great

Ultra High Frequency (uhf) way bigger range than the old cb, but is line of sight. Great vid

Your video is easy to follow, thanks for sharing.

ancient footsge from Yowah when Sybille was around and else czcams.com/video/HeGIhVxYxJk/video.html

Well that will be a truly memorable Christmas for sure. Thanks for taking us along xo 🙏🏻✨

thanks for the review, I have been looking at this model now for a few weeks now and was about to purchase this the other week and have noticed that they have them on sale here in NZ as well and will save NZ$600 so yep this is too good to miss out on. Cheers Glenn v from NZ

Hahahaha, I knew that was going to happen, 20 psi is good for the track, but any beach soft sand driving need to go down 12 psi front, 14 psi rear and caravan down to 15 psi, lesson learned. Really no need to get stressed, this is as hubby said, part of the adventure. If you never get bogged, haven't really been trying. Just have the correct recovery gear and you are good to go. Whenever you are planning a trip like this, get on CZcams, and watch what others do, tyre pressures are king when do this type of 4WDriving. That was painful to watch, I will give a little more advice if you would like, do not be scared to go down to 8 psi all round, DO NOT FORGET THE VAN, they are one big anchor.

Come on guys, get a mask, snorkel and fins, walking around a coral reef is not the way to do it. At least a pair of fins with your viewing paddle board would work.

Wow...what a magical spot to spend Christmas. I hope your new year is full of more adventures and lots of new places.

What’s your daughters CZcams Chanel we would like to give them a watch

that's an awesome looking cruiser your following lol

Good onya John, you didn’t really get bogged it just took you a few goes to get through….great driving and you come out smiling 🍺🤙🏽

What a beautiful country we have .. your grandson is so cute I have a 4 year old grandson as well.. safe travels guy’s. i follow your daughters channel as well I really enjoy all you guys videos .

Hii

What a beautiful spot to spend Christmas 😍 Four months til next one 😖🤣👍🏽

How’s it going after using it for awhile do you still use it to run caravan

just use treated pine sleeper cut into 100x200 x 2 only 20 bucks

Really appreciate you taking us with you on your adventures. It looks like it was Christmas time at the time of filming or you are celebrating Christmas in July 😂 happy and safe travels 🙏🏻 hope the drone is ok 🤞🏻and hope you find a way to be off-grid and keep on travelling around 😊

Thanks guys...very interesting!

Yer my school taught me more about other countries than our own

soooo, where did you go to school, guys?! ..I went to Victor Harbor High and Urbrae! AND really enjoy the videos.

Yer the humming noise would be the wind through them wires but now this video let's the Chinese know where they are 😮😮😅

Did you go to schools on the central coast ?

Thanks for another great video 😊

Thanks guys another great walk around, good to see Jon make his cameo apperence towards the end 😉

Sorry just hate seeing animals spacing and stressed in zoos better ways to spend your dollar

Turn the camera around so we can see where u r going.

I used a magnet to mount my remote with the kings inverter. Works well and it’s not permanent

Another informative video. I wish more people did these thorough walk through videos. It really helps separate the good from the bad for future reference. Thanks.

Why not put your bread in one of those containers with the green lids …keep the ants out! Nice to see the memorial plaque for the fisherman who drowned during Cyclone Bobby Hugh Hatch was a good friend of my brother

When will you use it?

So your the one that the international space station can see at night 😂

How do you connect to the headlight fitting. Where do you run the harness?

Looking at the route you have taken so far its nearly a carbon copy of what we did last year. We left from our home in Lake Macquarie went up the coast to Grafton then crossed The Great Divide to Glen Innes. I did my back on that trip when we got as far as Ceduna and my wife had to tow the van home as I couldnt turn my head. We only just got back from doing the bits that we missed last year, This time we crossed NSW did the Eyre Peninsula, the Flinders Ranges, went up the Stuart Hwy to Uluru and Alice Springs then back home through outback Qld. We bought our first caravan 7 years ago when I retired from full time work it had all the things that we thought we wanted , 2 years ago I retired from work completely so we had one built with the things that we wish we had done the first time unfortunately you dont know that until you actually start travelling. We were fortunate that the caravan dealer we went with this time round you started with the showroom layout then you could add things, remove things, change the layout virtually do anything we did lots of things even moved a window.. We have doubled our solar, have 2 x 100AH Lithium batteries, 3000W inverter, DC to DC charger etc. We find we dont use the A/C much the Sirroco fans have been great even when in the tropics..We also avoid travelling in the north or central Australia in the hotter months thats when its good to have a home base... When we were in Onslow we camped at a caravan park that was close to the marina it was bit further away from the town center but it was a pretty good spot to take a couple of days break..