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Misleading title. 20 mins waffle for reheating a gross precooked supermarket meal. Disappointing to see all these utubers pretending to care about Australian made gear but all the food is coming from coles/Woolies. I’m yet to see one advocating small business, whether it be butcher, bakery or fresh produce. Especially after the giants have been found guilty of ripping you off. (Not to mention they decimated small business, free market and any real option of choice). P.s. you’re going to put yourself in an early grave eating that poison. It’s full of preservatives, quite possibly cooked in that plastic, then you gone and heated it further in plastic.

The new one turns off in 2 hrs max? and that's the upgrade from the old 8 hrs max?

Bloody noice 👌 those silos are just brilliant mate, I love how realistic they look. Couple at the old Portland cement works near Lithgow. The way they get the scale correct is very impressive indeed. Old rural towns with their quaint little bullnosed buildings are the best - give me them over a beach front McMansion anyway. Love the little van too mate, great to see it out and about getting used. 👍👍 Happy safe travel to you both.

Another great clip mate. Cheers Steve

Silo art has really taken off the last few yrs. Great work Steve, really interesting.

5:45 The birds look like Brolgas. Indigenous dancers often do the Brolgas display dance. Thank you for sharing

Thanks Steve and Annie great video and good to see you in Victoria. Keep ‘em coming !! 👍👍🍻🍻

That first silo is one of the best I have seen.

👏👏👏👍👍👁️👁️😎😇🐕‍🦺currently in Tallangatta,stay strong.

Great clip Steve,the silo art trails are a great way to visit little country towns and get a sense of local history of the area you’re traveling through. The artist’s that creat these peace’s of art are truly talented people and they never fail to amaze me .

Thanks for sharing this with us keep them coming Steve

Where’s the sound

Is it a re badge genx from Ali express

Cheers for that Steve...I got a lot out of that. 👍

very nice, thankyou.

Cool good on you Steve for redoing it the right way we all make mistakes AAA

Steve I’m having de ja vu. I’m sure I seen this vid couple days ago. Anyway very informing

👍Got it.

Really great to see Oz made. awesome camper

This is the old model, the new 4 litre has been out for a couple of months, would love to see that reviewed !!

How hot does the outside get? I'm worried about fire.

Thanks Steve for sharing your experances with us

put a bit of grease or vaseline on the axles

Keep doing reviews,as not many comments made on this van,have you look at a bat wing ,awan good video.

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Interesting clip mate. Cheers Steve

You have put me onto the honey chilly it's terrific I agree.

Interesting, 1% different in battery time (including running the inverter) & they cooked in Half the time on 240v 🤠

Lovely Ep and test Steve

Interesting comparison, thanks Steve.

Another great comparison Steve. Based on this comparison it looks like the 12v fryer used around 9ah to cook four Chicken Tenders and the 240v fryer used almost 11ah to cook three Chicken Tenders. Our last camp I cooked for 5 people. How many Chicken Tenders do you recon you can you cook at once in each fryer?

Great video Steve. The problem with a 240V system is you will have top purchase an inverter and also need to have a Lithium battery that can handle the higher amperage. Found it very interesting that the 240V one switched off the heating element during it running. Stay tuned. I have a video coming out soon to talk about the 4L compared with a 4L Air fryer.

Great video as usual, what van is that in the back ground?

Hey steve great vid as usual. I have had on of these units for the past 6 months I love it. Agree with your first vid the travel buddy is great for when driving but you can't beet the air fryer once at camp much faster.

They reckon I can jibber. 😂 My title is under threat.

K mart has good cheap 240v air fryers. We have the small one for the van and a bigger one for home. Brilliant bits of kit.

Steve , good review on both units . I agree the 12 volt one is the way to go . Stop showing me more things I need to purchase . 🤣🤣Keep up the great work ! 👍👍🍻🍻

Good video. One further step you could've taken would have been to use your wireless temp probe to measure the exact time each unit took to cook to a specific internall temp rather than just eye balling it as to whether they were cooked. But otherwise, a good comparison Steve.

Great comparison Steve, and thanks for sharing it with us.I really enjoy watching you channel very informative a specially the camping video.

Great review!

How do you know when they are charged? Flashing red for ages.

I didn't get a hat

I've been thinking about these fryers. I'm keen to see how it goes. Be a cracka to have out prospecting.

Great little cooker thanks Steve for sharing this with us

Great clip Steve and not a bad little product indeed. The old air fryer’s, heard people rave about them and thought they’re just another “fad” but after buying one and being able to do roast pork’s ( with the ultimate crackling ), meat pies in no time, chicken strips and fish fillets etc - I bloody love ours !!!! They’re awesome ! Good take on a new product and thanks for sharing. Cheers mate and safe happy travels 👍🤜🤛

I think the price is a rip off when you can buy a 240v for $50 to $60

I wonder how a dog's eye or sausage rolls wud do in one of those ?