@@bigdaddy4602 yes that should be fine. The box is good and will protect your battery in salt and fresh water. Cheers

@ailurophileperson thank you for the reply it's appreciated... looking forward to being out on the water

You have to actually bend it a bit to get it out. When you put it back in you bend it back so it’s straight at the end. That’s the only way I could get it in and out of the smaller hole at the top.

@ailurophileperson Thank you, I ended up doing just that, with the help of frustration and a little bit of anger! 😆

@@joebaily3728 thanks. I recently sold the kayak as I got a tinny now to take the family out. The 34 lbs motor does have more thrust but probably doesn’t make the kayak go much faster than the 24 lbs one. As you know the kayak doesn’t get on a plane so the maximum speed is limited. Also the SXW is heavier and does tilt the kayak to its side on maximum thrust. At lower speeds it’s okay. In retrospect I would’ve gone for the 24 lbs one with this particular transom mount that I’ve shown in this video. I think the 24 lbs is ideal for a kayak in terms of its weight and speed generated. The battery box is reasonably accurate, only 0.1 Volts off from the reading on the actual motor itself. Good luck and enjoy 👍

@@fastzy1962 I’d try a wrecking yard

@@deansaffrett8213 thanks. You should be able to. You can just connect it to the other Anderson plug or in any other way you’d like.

@@CitizenZ9823 it sure did 🙂

@@mendoza4669 but of course.. I’ve got my team of cameramen, producers, make up artists.. why ponder dear fella.. 😜

@@niloykesslar2447 yes

@@ailurophileperson Thanks, does it give you any instant warning when you go over the speed limit? How well does the speed limit alert work in Melbourne? I mainly brought it to avoid any speeding fines.

@@niloykesslar2447 it alerts you about the fixed cameras and when you are nearing them and crossing the speed limits. Should work well I’d think. Works okay here in Brisbane.

That’s no good. Hope you can return it for a refund. Might be easier to just use a standard reverse camera and point it all the way down while hitching to the trailer. All the best 👍

I think out of memory you have to skip that step where it is prompting you to connect to the wifi. I was able to do that with the app I had for this particular camera. After skipping that step I was able to set it up. Hope that helps. Cheers

Hi Tracy sorry for the late reply. Had been away travelling. Yes the access to the underfloor area is an issue but I don’t normally store much in there as I put most of my 4wd stuff in the drawer I put at the back. I only really use this set up when going on a road trip with family. Generally keep the fridge at home unplugged. I could put stuff on top of the fridge though. It is relatively sturdy and didn’t have any problems with it. The 12V socket worked fine with the amp draw for this fridge and I didn’t have any problems with it. I usually connect it to a 120AH Lithium deep cycle battery though that I have in a battery box and charged with the solar panel that I have mounted at the top. Have never run out of the battery and the fridge has run continuously for a three week round trip that we did down to South Australia from Queensland. Even while parked undercover or at night. The fridge was connected to the battery and ran continuously. Hope you’re liking your set up. I’ve seen people use hinges etc to be able to access the underfloor area. Cheers

You’re most welcome. Hope it all goes smoothly once you have rewired it. Cheers

It tells you the speed and also warns you when you are approaching fixed speed traffic cameras that it has stored in its database.

Actually I haven’t been out on the water yet with it. I won’t go with 60ah especially if it’s AGM or not a reputable brand lithium. I’ve been out a few times with my previous 24lb motor and the 120ah Lithium and it’s lasted me the whole day while still staying around 13 Volts. So really impressed with it

Hi I just drilled into the base and secured with bolts and nuts where I could. The weight of the drawer with the side anchor prevents it from moving as well

@@ailurophileperson thanks for the answer, how did you succeed to access under the base to screw the nuts on the bolts ?

@@legargeananatole3772 I have to actually put it back in shortly after removing it earlier for extra gear. Shall endeavour to make another video then to show. Cheers

Same

Hmm sorry am not familiar with any other harnesses than these. Might be an aftermarket/custom item?

I use an 8gb one but you could probably get away with a smaller capacity. Most of these dash cams just overwrite the old videos unless you save them. So memory is usually not an issue. Cheers

Haven’t tried but I don’t see why not. The plate seems quite sturdy. Thanks

I m tryng with 32.5" (265 70 18) the problem is always the same with gen4. The "cardine in italiano" i don t now the english word, hit the wheel😢

It’s a T20 bulb

Not at all. They are brilliant cars. Definitely good value especially compared to Prado of similar age and use.

Yes true. I remember that now. Have hardly ever had to use it actually. Thinking about replacing it with a reverse lamp

www.ebay.com.au/itm/254600247432?epid=26045533134&hash=item3b475b7888:g:hL0AAOSwx1pjoEMk

Sorry for the late reply Liam. M10 bolts for the chassis brackets and M12 for the bullbar. Cheers

Sorry for the late reply Charlie. I’m away right now but have the bolts still sitting at home. Will have a look once I return from the trip and advise. Cheers

It’s a 2007 NS Pajero Exceed

Long live the King Paj 👑