Thank Goodness I don't need one of these mirrors,... on a brighter note my Fridge has turned up today,.... sent out yesterday and delivered in 1 day to country SA,.... you have to be happy with that Service! Thanks Guys!!!!
@@SnowysOutdoors Yes Ben I’ve contacted your store, spoke with Jess who diagnosed the issue and told me to fill in the online warranty claim form. Although it’s disappointing to have a new fridge arrive faulty it’s not your fault either. It’s just a shame that our first experience buying Dometic is not a good start, we’ve always been Engel people up till now. I’m sure we’ll get the fridge before we leave for our trip to Arnhem Land.
Thanks for the comparison! Note that an asterisk is a symbol (*) used in text as a pointer to an annotation or footnote, whereas Asterix is a French comic book series about Gaulish warriors, who adventure the world and fight the Roman Republic, with their magic potion, during the era of Julius Caesar in an ahistorical telling of the time after the Gallic Wars.
Hi Chris, these are the products with 'flat glass' for the Australian market, which actually have a light convex: Grand Aero 4 - www.snowys.com.au/grand-aero-4-towing-mirrors-slight-convex-glass Grand Aero Platinum - www.snowys.com.au/grand-aero-platinum-towing-mirrors-slight-convex-glass We can't get the completely flat glass in Australia at the moment. Hope that helps. ~ Ben
So the difference in mirrors is flat vs convex. And that in their makes all the difference. I wonder if the differences in the manufacturing process affect the pricing. The flat one is like the suma performance r1000 and on their website it retail pretty high. I guess the lower the r# the wider the field of view.
I don't understand exactly how it is manufactured or measured, lazyz24, but from what I do understand, the smaller the radius, the wider the field of view. But you are right in that the difference is only flat vs convex. ~ Ben
I noticed that when I listened back too, Dennis, I'm not sure why it came out of my mouth, but not worth re-shooting the video for though... we have plenty of US viewers. ~ Ben
Good video clears things up for me, got to love the haters!
Glad we helped!
~ Lauren
Thank Goodness I don't need one of these mirrors,... on a brighter note my Fridge has turned up today,.... sent out yesterday and delivered in 1 day to country SA,.... you have to be happy with that Service! Thanks Guys!!!!
You're welcome, ThatGirl711, I'm glad it got to you so quickly. Happy camping with your new fridge! ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors I'm a bit sad today though Ben,... I'm sending it back because its DOA 😢
@@That_Girl_7_11 oh no! What was wrong? Have you contacted our warranties dept? I'm sorry about this. ~ Ben
@@SnowysOutdoors Yes Ben I’ve contacted your store, spoke with Jess who diagnosed the issue and told me to fill in the online warranty claim form. Although it’s disappointing to have a new fridge arrive faulty it’s not your fault either. It’s just a shame that our first experience buying Dometic is not a good start, we’ve always been Engel people up till now. I’m sure we’ll get the fridge before we leave for our trip to Arnhem Land.
@@That_Girl_7_11 I hope our team can get it sorted quickly for you, Dometic fridges are of great quality, it's unusual to have a major issue. ~ Ben
Thanks for the comparison!
Note that an asterisk is a symbol (*) used in text as a pointer to an annotation or footnote, whereas Asterix is a French comic book series about Gaulish warriors, who adventure the world and fight the Roman Republic, with their magic potion, during the era of Julius Caesar in an ahistorical telling of the time after the Gallic Wars.
No worries @Steven Pam, glad to be of help!
~ Lauren
The R1900 would be The radius of the convex.
I figured someone would know, I made no effort to research what it may have been prior to the video. Thanks for the heads up, Ben. ~ Ben
Hi. What is the product code for the "Flat Glass" Mirror (box with green stripe across it). Thanks
Hi Chris, these are the products with 'flat glass' for the Australian market, which actually have a light convex:
Grand Aero 4 - www.snowys.com.au/grand-aero-4-towing-mirrors-slight-convex-glass
Grand Aero Platinum - www.snowys.com.au/grand-aero-platinum-towing-mirrors-slight-convex-glass
We can't get the completely flat glass in Australia at the moment.
Hope that helps.
~ Ben
So the difference in mirrors is flat vs convex. And that in their makes all the difference. I wonder if the differences in the manufacturing process affect the pricing. The flat one is like the suma performance r1000 and on their website it retail pretty high. I guess the lower the r# the wider the field of view.
I don't understand exactly how it is manufactured or measured, lazyz24, but from what I do understand, the smaller the radius, the wider the field of view. But you are right in that the difference is only flat vs convex. ~ Ben
Car Park not Parking Lot, be Australian please, Im sorry but our Aussie Lingo is being taken over by that of other countries,
I noticed that when I listened back too, Dennis, I'm not sure why it came out of my mouth, but not worth re-shooting the video for though... we have plenty of US viewers. ~ Ben