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Hi, ended up being 3 hours, I do a temperature check, just to make sure it's the right temperature inside, then let it rest in a warm place wrapped in Foil. Thanks for watching.

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Great idea, although, to be honest, our rig isn't too special, haha. Basically, it's 2010 prado 150, ironman Bull bar & snorkel, lightbar, and spots with a winch. 2-inch raise with A/T tires R17 rims. Dual battery system, uniden UHF radio, and Garman Overlander navigation.

@@the5wanderingwilsons how did you do your dual battery system mine is also a 2010

I put an itechworld 120x under bonnet battery in the spot for the second. Hooked up a dc/dc charger. Ran a cable to the boot, to a utility unit, which has a volt meter, 12v socket, and anderson plug to run the second fridge. Then, put a couple of extra utility units in the middle passenger seats and front passengers, for usb and 12v sockets. I did get an auto electrician to check everything. I found the itech battery worked well, dust and waterproof, and has an overheat feature that turns the battery off if it gets too hot.

You are right about Peter, amazing how he got all the building to the property and the volunteers who help kept the place running. Life long passion.

Hi, this one came with the camper trailer, but you can buy them from RV supply retailers.

Supercheap auto in Australia does sell something similar

I think you are right but i cant find it! Your’s seems to be attached to the hole at the bottom. I will check the Cub camper website. Thanks for the reply

And i love the flowerpot hanger idea. Great!

It was a great place to freshen up along a hard dusty track. Thanks for watching.

It's a good track for beginners. 😄

The hospital room was just as bad.😄

They have live music on weekends, it's a caravan park but not the normal caravan park layout.

Thanks for comments, hope you enjoyed it 😊

They all like to explore nature

It's a great place, not far away from Stevenson Falls too.

We generally check out the water ways first, and generally keep them out of deep and fast moving water. As for snakes we only seen about 4 snakes over the last 15 years. Generally well used campsites and waterholes are too noisey for snakes. Most are shy and try to keep away from people. Always look about first. Hope that helps.

Sorry about the late reply. The small inner pot is 2L, and the large inner pot is 5L. Hope that helps.

Always comes in handy

Thank you for watching, I'm glad it helped you. I have put a chicken curry on the channel as well. Thanks again.

Although I got the amount wrong and it popped the lid. But we won't talk about that 😄 I used 2 parts water to 1 part rice. Brought it to the boil, put the lid on it and into the thermal pot. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching the video too

Thanks for watching! It's just an Aldi brand, so it's not super expensive at all.

@@the5wanderingwilsons Thank You :-)

Not this time, but I'm hoping to explore more next trip there.

@@the5wanderingwilsons cool do you know where it is because I don’t but I really want to see it

Great video mate. 👌👏👏👏👏

Thank you 😊

Thank you, it was cool place

It was a very pretty place, very green. Thanks for watching.

Thanks heaps for your comments. It was really only one day of heavy rain, and the rest of the weekend was great. Good spot we will be heading back there in the future. Thanks for watching too

Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Hi Dyan, thanks for watching our videos. Our thermal cooker comes from ALDI supermarket. Was on their special buys catalogue. It'd called Adventuridge, it has a 2L inner pot and a larger 5L inner pot. Depending how much you fill the larger pot, you can cook a stew or curry and rice at the same time. I hope that helps a bit.

@The 5 Wandering Wilsons Thank you so much for that. We're at the beginning of our living on the road forever journey. I've looked at thermal cooking (I have a thermomix) but I couldn't find anything hubby would allow weight wise that would continue cooking with no power. They are all so cumbersome. Would I be wrong in thinking I could use the pots as saucepans and replace some of what I'm currently using? I love the soft case and that it still works. So grateful. Thank you again. Dyan.

Thanks for your comments and for watching our camping video

You are so kind, hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching

It's a great place. We loved going there.

Thank you for your comments, it's a great place to visit.

I know 😅, a little too over catering with the amounts. Still taste good with the stew and easy to do if you get the measurements right. Thanks for watching.

@@the5wanderingwilsons. Try one part of washed Basmati (long grain rice) and up to 1.5 parts of water with added stock and a drop of olive oil. Bring up to boil, then shut off the heat and put the lid on. Partly cook the rice to coincide with the end of cooking the beef casserole. Load both pots into the thermal cooker at the same time, close it up and zip up the insulated bag. It will be hot and ready in from 6 - 8 hours and the rice or polenta will still be perfectly cooked as no steam is lost to the outside. Beef obviously needs more pre-cooking time than chicken or mince dishes. I enjoyed watching your presentation especially the way you pre-prepped the beef and veg. Great video and thanks for presenting to us. I take it you are Australian... I'm a Queenslander.

Thanks for that, I will give the a go. Yep we are from Victoria.

Thanks for your comment. It looks close but the angle of the arm once bolted on misses it just. Did fine that tighting up the bottom bolt helped to hold it into place. We had a couple on basic recoveries so far with only some of the paint coming off but we don't do a lot of rock hopping etc. Thanks for watching the video, hope it helped.

Your welcome, we found the same thing. Glad the video helped.

Thanks, it was a great spot, not too far from Melbourne. I'm glad you liked the video.

Your welcome, glad you found it useful. We are just passing on, ideas, places travelled etc to the camping community, that we have found. See you out on the tracks.

Yep, the 12v plug they say on the instructions is to keep the food hotter for longer. Believe or not this one came from Aldi on one of their special buys. I'm sure they will have them again.

We are using ours a lot more, great when travelling. Heat your food before you go in the morning and it's ready when you get into camp. We agree it's a great nice of kit

Sounds great, you have to tell us what's makes it a kiwi version. It's been a great addition to the camp kitchen. Thanks heaps for watching and your comments. Happy and safe travels.

Thanks for watching, we appreciate your comments.

Once so far (touch wood). Got bogged crossing a stream in the Mansfield area, mud was a little deeper than I thought on the other side. Mate pulled me out. Seems to work ok, I will keep updating any further information. No video though as I was thinking about getting out 😂

Thanks for this, just bought a pair of these for the new 150 & was wondering about how to install so this was really handy. 👍

Thank you for your continuing comments of support.

Thank you

Thanks for your comments. Really glad it helped.

Thank you, it disappeared pretty fast once it hit the table so will be making it again.

Thanks, going to try a few more recipes.

Please do, it was really easy to put together. Glad you are enjoying the channel.

Thanks for your comments, glad that you enjoyed the video.😁