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HI , i have never had water defeat it and come into van when stationary and its raining heavy for the day. Also i did 6 hours of highway driving from Melbourne to Remark in the rain and there was no water in the van through the filter. The only time i had dust defeat it or allow some to enter was on the drive into Mt dare then out onto the Oondatta track. But that was because the filter was full and needed a clean out (it was old and had done many trips) and the reduced air flow was not allowing the pressure to be high inside the van. gave it a clean and good to go again.

Thanks i really appreciate the feedback.. :)

yep that totally right , was the first time i had seen the video so my reaction was that then i realized after it was not possible but i was not going to do a scripted reaction video. Thanks for watching

Hey thanks for watching , i think its a cheap and easy way to at least give yourself a piece of mind that you may be able to recover the vehicle quickly after its stolen but as the time ticks by its probably going to get discovered. if i was stealing caravans id probably use an android phone with tracker detect and scan the vehicle prior to stealing it, but that may be just enough to deter someone. They are a very handy device and i use them almost daily

Glad it helped, what kind of Jayco do you have ?

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no problems , thanks for watching :) we just came back from central OZ , into Finke, Mt dare and out via Oodnadatta the DRS did really well. The dust only seemed to defeat the curved bunk windows in the corner on both, but with a bit of vasaline on the seals of windows it was not a problem anymore. Where you headed ?

My pleasure! Thanks for watching... i have taken it in and out a few times now and it gets easier every time.. Have you got one?

i just made up my own false floor and made two full length drawers , the patrol stays as a two seater plus our 3 year pup enjoys the full space@@boxandtravel

unfortunately the inderflate does not save multiple pressures, i can go from airbag pressure, to caravan, to car with out having to remember a thing. I also set front to rear at a different PSI... Plus i did think about getting this type of set up but surely those hoses can get out of control and knotted up etc. I do like the Inderflate product and idea but it does not suit my needs at the moment

Good on you mate , now if only TB got a few updates. Thanks for watching

@@boxandtravelexactly. Given it’s at least ten years old seemingly unchanged it’s well and truly due for an update. At least a factory fitted Anderson plug, I know they say fitting one won’t void your warranty but not everyone wants to be rewiring a new appliance.

Glad to help and thanks for watching

That’s ok sorry I couldn’t help out, this video is all about the o ring on the regulator

Quite a few people on the forums do use them and claim to get some great results. I have built a remote for my oven so i can maximize the pre heat when driving. Have you got a TB?

It’s a shame , if car is running you get good results as voltage is high but once your running just off battery it’s not the best for any travel oven. If I’m cooking I do it while traveling ,pies, donuts, roasts etc

Hey mate , some of these come with a cigarette socket but they just don’t last and everyone changes them to an Anderson plug .. I run mine off the 2nd battery and get best performance out of it when the car is running as the higher voltage makes it heat better . You can install a voltage converter to you 2nd battery overcome this. Yep will run off 100ah and I’d bank on it pulling 15-20 amps when doing calculations but it will drop lower once temp reached.

Unsure mate sorry

it does, it's on the right hand side of the door there's 2 vent holes

Just market price , I think it’s on their website.

Glad you liked it I felt I didn’t need to give everyone my life story for this one just the facts :)

Hi, actually its "The Horn" at Mount Buffalo" national park in Victoria. Amazing spot worth the drive out.

Glad it helped, what sort of van did you install it on ?

HI thats great of them to replace, i assume you want a video so you can do it yourself ? if not feel free to mail it to me and ill pull it apart and post my findings

@@boxandtravel I will consider this will keep you posted .Iwill look into whether a better Quality long lasting element is available .Also be interesting to know how long the travel buddy ovens last is used regularly

Thanks for watching which one are you gonna buy?

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good choice

any guess to what you might think is in it ?

Funnnn :)

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching

I think it’s not the first time they have jumped that 4wd into there :)

I think your right but how much is too much ?

@@boxandtravel Suspension components and anything bolted too it, would bend and break before you done anything bad to the chassis. Chassis are designed to flex otherwise they would snap. Saying this. Torquing the absolute fuck out of it like this all the time isnt good for it.

How was the destruction !! Also it was not the best angle and not a light tug either !! That how we learn

It’s bloody impressive tho , i would think three would be water everywhere !!