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Yes I'm still using it. I went on a hike with mates and I had the msr dragonfly, soto muka and this. the cheapest and not nasty I should say. performed quite well. I haven't used the spare parts that came with it.

it is called 4wd supacenter. the product is Kings tourer rooftop tent

Hi Sebastian, I believe you can't find parts for this stove. I was looking for it just to have spares in case the pump would go but it only comes as a kit.

glad to inspire you.👍

good question! I haven't gone that far in terms of efficiency.

@@ericsonenopia no worry, I'm just curious if it is more economical/ weight efficient for longer trips comparing it to gas cans. Which i have grown to hate as you always end up with partially filled ones.

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Cheers man! yeah just click on that link and it will take you to the ones I have

Great! Thanks a lot! Just one more thing, where did u get the rear light? The one installed in the rear bumper.

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this setup, including the camping gear fridge and 2 adults all is sitting on 2tones. so I took the tent off after 9 months. fuel economy played a big part in the decision. you're right about the roof having the rating of 100kg, but I had to test if it can be done. before the xtrail, I used to own a startlet with even better camping setup but it was too small.

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@@ericsonenopia hey mate. i just buy a 70kg rooftent for my Nissan X-Trail. We only pretend use it for sleep at night. Do you say that might be dangerous?

I had 2 types of the adventure kings rooftop tent. I had the tourer and the grand tourer. both of which were clamp straight on to the Heavy duty prorack roofrack. no flat tray involved

Nice mate, was hoping to go straight onto roof rack, just bought heavy duty pro rack on sale other day also, Thanks bud

You reckon could get away with a kings Kwiky ?

@@travisbaker2251 definitely👍

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I sold it before I got married. I needed a bigger car this time. unfortunately I had to strip it down back to its original. I had no problems with it. It was fun driving, had no issues apart from a bit more fuel consumption. watch the link.

All cars have their know weakness. as long as you prevent that fault, you should be ok. I have this car for 4 years now without fault. I service the car every 3 months.

at this time of the video, I still got the standard road tires. pressure dropped to 16psi. this car was 2004 built. it was fun at the same time a bit scary. tide was rising

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Hi there. sorry about the late reply. it got me thinking of doing a video of what fuel it can take. I went to my local hardware store to buy some. I do use unleaded fuel and "shelite". on the other hand I use denatured alcohol to start my stove just to have that clean pre burn but never used it as a fuel.

@@ericsonenopia okay okay thanks for answering, do you do that with alcohol before using it with fuel or after using it with fuel?

@@maxibordon6199 I use the alcohol to pre heat the burner either unleaded or shelite. in a normal situation you use the actual fuel on the canister but unleaded will emit black smoke which will carbon the stove.

I have tried using a double inflatable mattress. does fit perfectly. watch my new setup. no camping for me at the moment

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unfortunately no. when charging the unit won't switch on.

I will soon. I had to return the rooftoptent because it was leaking even with the 2nd unit they replaced. aside from the tent I still have the rest of the stuff on it.

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in this case, the tent is not really good in cold climates. I rely on my sleeping gear.

I'm not sure what you mean. but I have tried using my walking poles with the vestibule.

I think it matters where you are. I have used it here in south Australia and I don't seem to have that problem. but it is well ventilated.

@@ericsonenopia Condensation when it rains or snows. It sounds like it's not too hot in the heat even with the fly? How about the cool nights? Did you get a lot of cold drafts, too?

@@ericsonenopia I am less confused now.

glad to know. I'll be doing a first look at the naturehike nebula soon.

the draft is the wind coming in the tent. this tent has mesh walls down to the "tub" bottom of the tent. good for ventilation during hot days but not good during really cold weather.

@@ericsonenopia What does the tub have to do with the draft ? Shouldn't the fly keep out the draft if it's secured close to the walls of the tent? No good in cold or hot weather it sounds like? A removable fly that hits the ground away from the tent and covers for the mesh would have been smart.

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@@ericsonenopia It sounds like the drafts are in really cold weather like winter? That's alright . I would love to find a two door tent with two windows where all openings have mesh and a cover with breathable fabric and a skylight . And a breathable fly with a skirt that's detachable and when attached is set a foot or more away from the tent. This could work as an all season tent? If it was light four pounds or so.This is what I need. With all things considered equal I wonder why some tents are warmer than others at night?

@@ericsonenopia okay.

all good Mike 👍 didn't have microphone those days

that was my 1st concern, but you can actually remove the fuel line. I don't know if it's good for the oring but I have only done it twice. I'll do a video doing that. good little unit for the price.

@@ericsonenopia ohh i didnt know. thank you for the information!

I didn't have a meter that time unfortunately, but had no smell coming out of the pipe. the product actually advertised to solve the co2 concerns.

Had this for 4 years i reckon and every time I'll use it , works like a charm👌

th-cam.com/video/8K-5sKeyKi8/w-d-xo.html I did actually. please watch the video using that fuel. hope it helps

yes it is. enough to cook for 3 persons. but after years of using it, I won't recommend it. if you are doing a multi day hike with not much water available, then this is not the what you need.

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Yeah never used microphone before. but I just got one. hopefully next video will be better. cheers

cheers!!

glad to be of help mate

Cheers mate!

Had no microphone when I did it. sorry about that. will be tested tomorrow night.

I had it working last week actually. im looking at what to bring on my 4day hike next year. deciding between this of the msr dragonfly. Start the burner with alcohol for less soot.

@@ericsonenopia thanks ericson. so have you tried it with kerosene?

@@xcx39 yes I have with no luck. the fire is so unstable, it needs a lot of heating before it will work but does not work great. best to use is unleaded fuel or the Coleman white gas.

@@ericsonenopia thank you ericson! Still seem a nice multifuel for the price and weight. unleaded gasoline seems ubiquitous enough

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thanks mate! I'm not sure with the plastic quality but it's robust enough to handle pressure. even my msr dragonfly has a plastic pump which is 3x the price. it can handle 4-5 L pot. I have used it on mt. APO in the the Philippines with the 360 degrees furno XL cookpot set that fed 8 hikers and 3 guides. the problem with this stove is that you have to transport the stove connected with the fuel canister all the time as it doesn't have a quick release connector with the pump and hose line. I did try to unscrew the hose from the pump. it works but im not sure if it's advisable. I have purchased a 1L fuel canister for that hike. I had the msr dragonfly, this fire maple and the soto muka on that hike. soto muka was the best out of the 3 stoves in my opinion. I had to declog the msr with soot a few times but it can simmer. the soto can't but it sure can boil water faster. hope this would help.

very good tent John. I was looking for a 1P tent last sunday at the same store I purchased it. unfortunately I didn't find it there.

@@ericsonenopia thanks for the quick reply! Yeah, I cant find it anywhere online either, shame, I would love one.

@@johnlelliott1981 I know. hope you find what you need.

just gasoline and white gas that Coleman makes.