IMAGINE THIS...... You've packed the car. The caravan is all hooked up and you're ready to go. You jump in your car and start heading off down the road. As you get up to speed you hear a noise and the car behind you … [Read more...]
Why We Chose A NextGen Caravan
We have had quite a few people ask us why we chose a NextGen Caravans caravan. After months and months of research we had not even heard of the NextGen range of vans, or even seen one in our travels. We literally … [Read more...]
NextGen Caravans Factory Tour
One of the things we decided we wanted to do not long after we ordered our NextGen caravan was a Factory Tour. We inquired as to whether this would be possible and we were told that it was. NextGen Caravans are built … [Read more...]
Tips For Picking up a New Caravan
So you've just bought a brand new caravan. You might have spent months researching your purchase and perhaps a few months waiting for it to be built and delivered. But finally the wait is over and your brand new van is … [Read more...]
10 Tips for Buying A New Caravan
The decision to purchase a brand new caravan is a big one. There are so many factors that need to be considered. Having just gone through the process ourselves we can tell you that it is more than a little daunting. It … [Read more...]
Why We Chose A Compressor Caravan Fridge
While going through all the different options available for our new caravan, up popped the question on fridge type. Should we choose a Compressor Caravan Fridge or 3-way Caravan Fridge?? This article is our opinion only, … [Read more...]
GVM and GCM Upgrade – What We Have Learnt.
An Update As Of 11 June 2018 As of the 1st of June, 2018, 1 day after my visit to Bam Garage, all GCM upgrades have been put on hold. This means that Pre and Post registration GCM upgrades are, at this stage, no … [Read more...]
Updating Our Drone – Why We Chose A Phantom 3
So Many Drones - Which One Is For Me ?? When it came time to update our drone, the choice for us was narrowed down significantly. Having built, used and flown DJI products for 6 years, with hundreds of hours flying … [Read more...]
Weight Abbreviations and What They Mean When Towing
How many times have you heard abbreviations like; GCM, ATM, or GTM? These are all weight abbreviations. If you are driving a vehicle and towing a large trailer or caravan you need to know what these weight … [Read more...]
How To Choose The Right Drone For You
So you have decided to buy a drone (RPA - Remotely Piloted Aircraft). How to choose the right drone is a question we often get asked. There are literally hundreds of RPA's on the market for you to chose from. It really … [Read more...]
Updates to CASA’s RPA Regulations
UPDATES FROM 20TH OCTOBER 2017 On the 20th of October 2017 CASA released updates to its regulations for recreational RPA pilots and operators flying under the Sub 2kg rules. These regulations came into effect … [Read more...]
Alternator or DC-DC Charging – What is the Difference?
ALTERNATOR OR DC-DC CHARGING I have been asked a few times about the difference between DC-DC charging and simply charging with the vehicles alternator. So I wanted to explain the reason why we have a combination of … [Read more...]
CTEK D250SA and SMARTPASS120 – REVIEW
We were gifted the CTEK D250SA and Smartpass120. All opinions are our own. For the caravanning or camping enthusiast power is often one of the biggest issues we face. Or more correctly, the lack of power. So when we … [Read more...]
Changes to Drone Laws – CASA
The regulations set down by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) being flown for commercial purposes will change as of the 29th September, 2016. These changes to Drone Laws will … [Read more...]
What Is A Populous Area?
Whether you fly an RPA (drone) as a hobby or for commercial purposes, you must abide by the regulations set down by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA). These regulations are there so as you can fly with safety. … [Read more...]
LiPo Battery Safety
LiPo Batteries power so many things on the market these days. These include model aircraft, remote control cars, Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA's), hover boards etc. For anything that needs a large capacity, high … [Read more...]
Flying with Safety
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) regulates the usage of all Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA's). It has done so since legislation was amended in 2002. Even if you are only intending on flying as a hobby you must … [Read more...]
