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thanks for the feedback... hopefully awe can crank out a few more soon. cheers

there's still the Gibb and Dampier peninsula to come as well the Bungles!

@@lukebrady3728 awesome tip for next time. I love snakes, Mrs Fritz not so much 😂. Fantastic news about your CAC score!!! That’s awesome 💪🏼💪🏼

@@fritzintroopy Thanks Doc, my GF being originally from Romania, was the same as Mrs. Fritz, but she has slowly come around, after seeing them in the wild at safe distances

@@lukebrady3728 😂👍🏼👍🏼

@@GrizzlyNbearOverland ah cheers mate. It’s a great part of the world

@@peterfritzphoto it’s a special place hey! The birds in that shot were pretty cool. Thanks for watching

@@fritzintroopy Truly magical! Are you working during these trips?

@@peterfritzphoto fortunately not. Just working on my tan and the connection with the great outdoors! There is a plan to do some Telehealth work while out on the road one day if we go away for another extended trip.

@@fritzintroopy Magical! I hope to mirror your lifestyle somewhat as soon as my son finishes school. 👍

@@peterfritzphoto one life…live it!!!

@@leonorabarany5061 the hot tub was pretty special… until a family with kids turned up and we had to leave..hahah

🥴😆​@@fritzintroopy

Awesome you feel you had such a great pop top... everything has its pluses and minuses... cheers

They aren't available any longer from Connect 4x4.

@@fritzintroopy do you know where you can get them from mate ?

@@whynot0969 connect 4x4 are not making them anymore unfortunately… you’ll need to buy another brand

@@fritzintroopy ok , thank you for letting me know, appreciate it 👍

thanks for the feedback... after all this time it still works a treat. Cheers

You did better than us getting 35k. We did have the Bridgestones but they only lasted 25000 km. They started to crack and chip heavily so changed to BF Goodrich and have done 37000 km so far and they still look good.

Thanks Pete&Liz. Had the same bad experience with the split ring Dunlop tyres. Will take your advice,thanks.

cheers mate glad you found it useful

Thanks Anneke... lots more to come this year!

Hey that's fantastic news!! So glad you found the info helpful and the results were good, Cheers and thanks for the feedback

can't say we miss it!

pretty comfy.... do you need them in May?

thanks Nor... they're pretty awesome!

watch my close call in the desert vid.... very relevant to blokes our age

@@fritzintroopy I did - straight after this one. Thanks, mate.

Hi John , I'm so glad you've found this video useful. Yes get it done and then you'll know either way . Please share amongst your friends to spread the word about this test. Cheers Peter

have seen it only on OverlandTravellers Troopy... looks great.... hope youre loving it

hey Andrew... I reckon you'll be just fine in it at your height. Enjoy

@@fritzintroopy I enjoyed the comparison, you did a good job explaining the pros and cons of each. Just a question mate on how does it perform when it’s windy, is that a issue or not really? I’ve heard from others who had roof top tents and they said they were terrible when it was windy, so I’m keen to see how the Mulgo holds up.

@@andyedison2416 a mild to moderate wind isn't too bad especially if its not too cold and you can open the sides and let the link go through... Anymore than that and they do flap about a fair bit which is annoying but It would be the same for all RTT with canvas.At least the mungo has no zips to make noise in the wind though...

That’s fantastic mate. You’re body will thank you for those 2 great moves. Takes a lot of effort and discipline but it’ll be worth it. Cheers and thanks 🙏🏼

thanks so much

for which conversion alucab or Mulgo?

@@fritzintroopy either of them. I am guessing some sort of composite panel?

Thanks so much for the feedback. Yes it is Andrews Africa 105 build... seemed like a great opportunity when it came up for sale... unfortunately we didn't realise it would take us so long to finally use it. Can't wait to get to SA and Nambia again. Cheers

I know right!!!!🥰

We did.... yes South Africa has its challenges but its still a beautiful country

Thank you 🤗. Glad you liked it.

G'Day Luke. That's unreal that you got it done and I'm very happy for you that the score is low. That very pleasing. I love it that you've told your GP about me too. Hopefully he'll jump on board and start scanning more people at risk Cheers and thanks for the positive feedback, really appreciate it.

@@fritzintroopy You're quite welcome Doc. I'll look out for you on the road/tracks. If you get a toot from a dark grey 76 LC, you'll know it's me.

thanks so much. all going well so far

Thanks for your great feedback. We do love the setup because it is simple and extremely functional. We have thought about changing it up but have realised there is no point as it works so well the way it is. We think a sink is an absolute must. We were even thinking about doing a quick video about this because we also can't believe how many of these new flash set ups people are putting in without a sink... just makes no sense to us. Regarding the grey water, we collect it in a bucket. We carry a 2 collapsable buckets, the second for freshwater for showering or doing the dishes outside which is rare. Cheers P&E

@@fritzintroopy Great, thanks for the reply...I'm doing a fitout now, and have always wanted a sink and running water inside, as I wont be just chasing the fine weather and living outside under the awning. Your missus' comment about being able to do teeth was the clincher. Also being able to rinse a cup or wash hands and face without facing a storm would be worth it. I would never pee in the sink in the middle of a freezing stormy nite tho! 🤫 Seeing the cara sized sink in yours has locked it in for my build too...just gotta work out how to do it so it functions just as well in doors, as it does when I'm out doors....wait, I hear an idea coming on...!

@@omniversling good luck with it all! Get a bottle with a large opening for the night time pee... that's what we do

@@fritzintroopy TBH I cant find a bottle with a big enough opening...so I'm using a bucket! 😆

nice one mate... all good changes

that's great... I hope its working well for you

Exactly mate... have to stay alert and read the labels. Cheers

hahaha.... I can imagine! Ive heard they love a sweet chia! cheers

Thx for sharing! As the Dad of a type 1 diabetic I read all those labels daily. Those labels are scary! The higher the carbs/sugar the more insulin we have to dose! Reducing sugar intake is a healthy choice long term for anyone.😃

It certainly does for a lot of people. Cheers

Absolutely!! Sugar is one of the 3 main ingredients found in most processed foods the other two being highly processed white flour and processed seed/vegetable oils. The combination of these three in most of shelf stable foods is the main cause of global health crisis. Best to avoid all of this crap and just stick to eating real food.

Thanks Nor!!! Oh hell yes. I forgot about diabetes in a can. Love it.

Cheers mate. Every bit counts

Hi Graeme, The solar panels have been great. No issues since we had these new ones installed. They were mounted using this product www.solar4rvs.com.au/fixtech-fix8-structural-silicone-300ml-cartridge-w and the panels were from the Solar4rvs. cheers

@@fritzintroopy Thanks for the info! Great troopy build BTW