Awesome Alex! I look forward to seeing your footage. And thank you for the kind words!

I don't have those numbers and sold the camper many years ago. It needed a 6 foot tray.

This very one or one like it?

@TrailsTrailsTrails this one. You are correct about 3 weeks on the refrigerator by itself. If I use the heater nightly plus the refrigerator, the propane lasts 7 days. I just got back from a 3 month road trip in it. I've been l ots of places and in different weather conditions. 53 mph winds with the top latched down tight and me in it. It's very scary. I have stayed in the mountains at 32 degrees, and the heater is still useful. My girlfriend and I have stayed in it together. It's pretty small for two but definitely works. We were at outside events all day. I bought the pop-up so I can go deeper in the mountains when I want to. It's very light for my truck. Nissan Titan. I've used my camper most of the time I've owned it. If the weather gets too windy or pouring rain, I put the top down until it passes. The storage space is great. I might upgrade to a newer popup because the new ones are really nice. This one is still working fine for now.

How much is the weight

Thank you!

On this trail I used my Sony a6100 with only the stock 16-50mm lens (my better lens broke just before the trip). I used no tripod. For current videos I use the same Sony a6100 but with the super wide SEL1018. I use a Manfrotto Befree Carbon Fiber Tripod but that might be overkill for you. I'm considering a great camera phone (e.g. Pixel 4 and up) with a gimba

On this trail I used my Sony a6100 with only the stock 16-50mm lens (my better lens broke just before the trip). I used no tripod. For current videos I use the same Sony a6100 but with the super wide SEL1018. I use a Manfrotto Befree Carbon Fiber Tripod but that might be overkill for you. I'm considering a great camera phone (e.g. Pixel 4 and up) with a gimbal.

@@TrailsTrailsTrails thanks I thought with some of your great pics and video you must have used one. Did you just balance it on rocks etc ?

Yes, years ago.

Thank you so much Janine!

I hiked end of June

Thank you so much! That's great to hear. The GPT is going to open in "Spring" or "sometime in September" depending who you ask at Parks Victoria.

Arthur knows how to feed the algorithm. Be more like Arthur.

Pretty much. That and the fact it's only permanent waterfall in the Grampians make it one of the most popular hikes in the National Park.

Thank you! I never stopped but a lot happend and I didn't get to making videos or filming.

Haha! That's true, quite a bit of back and forth in that.

Yes but that will add 4-7 kg to your pack. That doesn't sound like a lot but the difference between 20 and 27 kg is massive. Depends how tight your budget is and how much you're willing to spend on comfort. If you can do the food drops yourself then the key to the sheds was only $10. Because I enjoy sleeping in scenic and quiet locations I often carried another 5kg of water for 1-2 hours.

Is there an official rating because I'm not aware. From personal experience I'd say you can use it below freezing as it has a heater but because the top is canvas I wouldn't want to do that for longer periods of time.

It sure is amazing! All the major camping sites have tank water. If you wanted to camp in more scenic locations which are less crowded you'd need to carry water from the last camp. That's usually just a few hours for the evening, morning and walk to the next camp. Well worth it IMO.

About 1850 pounds

Thank you! If you need to set up and take down every day it becomes a bit annoying. I would have preferred a permanent setup but this is better driving in windy conditions, for fuel and if you drive under low branches a lot. I never got this 100% bug proof (and I tried!) and camping in windy, exposed spots can be a problem, too.