Review: DC Battery meter
Now for a review on something a little left of field. Don’t get me wrong, more often than not at RV Daily, we get our resident tech-head Wes to put some of the biggest brands and best-quality gear to the…
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For those watching their weight: The ARB Sportlid
The brand-new ARB Sportlid has just been released. For a new take on the tried, tested and always popular Sportlid, ARB has just released its newest offering for those sporting the tub-back dual-cab utes. The new Sportlid retains the sleek…
The million dollar camper…
Ok, so I didn’t win Powerball last night, but the EarthRoamer LTi is the height of luxury, and it’s described as the most advanced expedition vehicle ever. US-vehicle manufacturer EarthRoamer says its LTi is the most advanced expedition vehicle ever,…
Reviewed: AOR Sierra ZR camper trailer
Gary Tischer takes a look at the new AOR Sierra ZR Camper Trailer – a budget-priced Aussie-made camper to which many options can be added over time. You have no doubt seen an Australian Off Road (AOR) camper somewhere in…
Cape York to reopen… sort of.
Chances are you’ve heard about the ‘biosecurity measures’ being lifted by the Federal Government, specifically relating to Cape York and the removal of the main point of restriction on travel to and from The Cape. If you were anything like…
Everything you needed to know about OBD2
If you’ve got a car or four-wheel drive built after about 1994, chances are you’ll have an OBD2 port (On-Board Diagnostics Ver.2 port). They’re often up under the steering column, and sometimes over in a kick panel, but it’s not…
Reclassification of caravan tolls petition launched
Sonia Hornery MP has just launched a petition to have the Sydney motorway tolls for caravans reclassified back to Class A. Most would have seen our story and be aware that last year Transurban, a private toll operator, changed the…
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about TPMS
We look at everything you ever wanted to know about TPMS The Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS – the T is important!) really is no new thing. There have been more than a few come into the market, especially as…
Buy an Amarok from the comfort of your own home!
Want to buy an Amarok from home? That’s right! You no longer have to head to a dealer to buy a new ute because Volkswagen has expanded its online configuration and purchasing capability. If you don’t feel like driving all…
The ultimate guide to UHF radio: Scanning, repeaters and our top five tips
And finally, on our ultimate guide to UHF radio, we look at scanning, the repeater, and leave you with our top five tips for UHF use. If you’ve missed our earlier ones, you’ll find part one here. Is there a…
The ultimate guide to UHF radio: Aerials and how they work
Let’s look at aerials in our ultimate guide to UHF radio While we’re on the subject of the UHF in our ultimate guide, we thought the next most obvious point, was the aerials. If you missed the first instalment, you’ll…
The ultimate guide to UHF radio: The different types, and when to use them
For our next instalment in our ultimate guide to UHF radio, we look at the types of radios available, how they work, when to use them, and what channel. The different types of UHF and their pros and cons While…
New D-Max still expected mid-year
Despite a near four-week shutdown of the Isuzu plant in Thailand, Isuzu Ute Australia has confirmed today that production has restarted, with the D-Max still expected this year Confirmation has come today from Isuzu Ute Australia regarding production restarting at…
Proactive recall for RAM 1500 as the American truck bucks sales trend
American Special Vehicles (ASV) has issued a proactive recall on the 2014-2019 RAM 1500 diesel truck due to a possible issue with the Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) system The recall for the RAM 1500 comes from an apparent issue where…
The Spirit of Tasmania to end Port Melbourne operations
The Spirit of Tasmania TT-Line has announced that it will end its Port Melbourne operations and relocate to Geelong In a move that’s going to please just about everyone, the move from the Port of Melbourne can’t come soon enough.…
