The receiver for a bike rack needs to be moved to the right, slightly, to allow a swing away bike attachment, while this allows the steps to enter the PC X3 to still be lowered.
Patriot campers are amazing.. And build quality is second to none. Only small problem I can see is. The solar panel is facing down when your at camp. Isn't this when you need it working to charge batts for fridge, lights etc.
Hey Todd, they sure are an awesome camper. The solar panel is on a quick release fitting so you can quickly and easily remove it to put in the sun to charge up those batteries while at camp 👍
That's an awesome looking rig! Love the outdoor bench and access to the pantry and the foldout barbie is pretty cool too. Big tick on the cover for the bed, you can tell that people who actually use these things are involved in design decisions. Lots to love about this. Shame you couldn't stay for a while longer.
@@MoreDirtLessBitumen thank you for that. I’m not going to lie It’s a bit steep. But I’m a keen camper who just want to hook it up and go. Not spend hours trying to pack everything in. I guess you are paying for quality & durability is what I’m looking for.✌🏽👍🏽🤙🏽
@@poitama04 yeah, it definitely is at the upper end of the scale in terms of cost, but you will seriously have to go a long way to find a better built camper. And if you want durability and quality, then a Patriot should be close to the top of your shopping list. Cheers mate (ps. I don't work for them!)
@@MoreDirtLessBitumen no worries I’m the one asking the question. I do appreciate your input. At least I know where I stand. It ticks all the boxes for me. Thanks once again.👍🏽
The receiver for a bike rack needs to be moved to the right, slightly, to allow a swing away bike attachment, while this allows the steps to enter the PC X3 to still be lowered.
Interesting stuff Jake. Maybe flick the team from Patriot an email and let them know of your findings. Cheers
Patriot campers are amazing.. And build quality is second to none. Only small problem I can see is. The solar panel is facing down when your at camp. Isn't this when you need it working to charge batts for fridge, lights etc.
Hey Todd, they sure are an awesome camper. The solar panel is on a quick release fitting so you can quickly and easily remove it to put in the sun to charge up those batteries while at camp 👍
That's an awesome looking rig! Love the outdoor bench and access to the pantry and the foldout barbie is pretty cool too. Big tick on the cover for the bed, you can tell that people who actually use these things are involved in design decisions. Lots to love about this. Shame you couldn't stay for a while longer.
It’s a great bit of kit that is for sure. The designers definitely get out and use them. And yes, it was a real shame that we couldn’t stay longer 😕
love it just need to save my pennies
Thanks Lee. Yep, time to start saving for sure ;)
I will take more than pennies but they are worth it.
Thoughts on X3 in Cold/Snow Conditions?
How much does it cost?
Hi there. When we tested it, it was around the $75k mark.
@@MoreDirtLessBitumen thank you for that. I’m not going to lie It’s a bit steep. But I’m a keen camper who just want to hook it up and go. Not spend hours trying to pack everything in. I guess you are paying for quality & durability is what I’m looking for.✌🏽👍🏽🤙🏽
@@poitama04 yeah, it definitely is at the upper end of the scale in terms of cost, but you will seriously have to go a long way to find a better built camper. And if you want durability and quality, then a Patriot should be close to the top of your shopping list. Cheers mate (ps. I don't work for them!)
@@MoreDirtLessBitumen no worries I’m the one asking the question. I do appreciate your input. At least I know where I stand. It ticks all the boxes for me. Thanks once again.👍🏽
@@poitama04 no problems mate
What coffee maker (s) fit in that hole?
I'm no coffee expert, bu the machine that they use is a Nespresso model.
More of a wall through then a review