kyro
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yeah we are here
Down Under JKUR (AKA "Bundy")
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yeah we are here
KingCopperhead
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Beautiful rig, congratulations and welcome to WAYALIFE
Dune Crawler
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the scenery and everything about the picture is badass
Wizard
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Got it marked on the calendar, and am very keen to get there.
Thanks.
JKMag
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The camper is a Camp-o-matic Ranger XTC, and comes with slide out kitchen, built in fridge, 200 AH of battery storage, 120 ltr (26 gallon) water tank, and a boat loader and motor slide if you're into boats.
We've taken it through some pretty tough tracks, and had water half way up the side of it in river crossings, and it's never let us down or leaked water or dust in.
This is the camper with a basic setup.
We don't normally take all the canvas walls away with us (too heavy), but if needed it can set up into this.
This is with the boat on the top.
wow and nice! I've never seen something like that but if I was to go camping that would be one way to do it.
Wizard
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It's a great camper JKMag, makes camping with the family soooo easy, and it's very capable. We've towed it all over the place..
Wizard
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Fitted a set of Poison Spyder Brawler Rockers a few weeks back.
These things are very well made and fitted up perfectly.
They arrived unpainted.
So I had them sandblasted and painted, and then fitted them up at home.
Drilling the first holes was a bit of a worry, but it all went well.
These things are very well made and fitted up perfectly.
They arrived unpainted.
So I had them sandblasted and painted, and then fitted them up at home.
Drilling the first holes was a bit of a worry, but it all went well.
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HILLZ
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Looks great Wizard, the red behind the spider really makes it stand out. :rock::thumb:
Wizard
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Thanks. I just stuck a piece of red vinyl wrap behind there, so it can be changed or removed easily.
jorgelrod
Hooked
How does this work while the vehicle is turned on, excuse my ignorance on most things electrical...
Wizard
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Because I don't run any sort of isolator between my start battery and auxilliary battery, they are linked all the time, so when the solar panel is connected it charges both batteries. When the Jeep is started, the solar regulator senses the higher voltage from the alternator and disconnects the panel.
jorgelrod
Hooked
That's pretty cool, mine are running on an isolator so the regulator would have to connect to the main posts I guess...
Wizard
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That would depend how your isolator works. Some connect the two batteries when the ignition is on, and some need a certain voltage in the main battery before it'll link the two.