Building the Map Patrol - Hardware & Electrical | Modified LandCruiser 79 Dual Cab

[@kirstiesturgeon7842]

Such a great job of getting so much into a relatively small space Credit to the team who built it

[@gmac4504]

Favourite part is 06:00 where he switches "Rear Light" off, and the compressor turns on :P

[@MudducksTouringAustralia]

Great video guys, I love it!!! I would love to build something similar but obviously without the mapping stuff you guys use but certainly the rest of the stuff is first class. Cheers Steve

[@64maxpower]

you all have some bad ass off road vehicles in Australia

[@clu51]

nice build guys, I rate it!

[@mountainconstructions]

Couldn't you fit more wires in there??? Awsome build guys, both jealous and impressed! Nothing like professional and neat work,!

[@lukemiles3201]

hey hema, saw you cruiser in the Brisbane headquarters, looks awesome especially the neat work of the 10 Cm diameter cable bundle on the roof rack!

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Holy Fuck that's an awesome rig. But those side mirrors on the 70's ...shakin my head

[@jaydos4561]

Great bunch of videos guys, just wondering where did you get that roof console? Looks awesome

[@lesboucher542]

I would be interested in knowing just how much the total fit out cost. Come to think of it the breakdown of costs might also help people thinking of setting up a 4wd.

[@switawivr6]

I realize mapping is the HEMA bread & butter but there's basically no mention of the mapping system itself, just 'differential GPS.' Looks like a Trimble Tornado or Zephyr Model 2 antenna on top (gotta be L2-capable, right?) but is that an SPS-series receiver or a ProXRT in the console inside? And no mention of the ESRI ArcPad software or what interval you collect position data. Every second? Every 5sec?

[@wellfedartist8502]

Is there any extended footage of this marvelous vehicle or a full interior and exterior tour. and finally is there any sleeping area in the car

[@wellfedartist8502]

***** that's very informative Thanks You. And please do look into more extended footage.

[@youshitman]

Great video! Its a complex bit of kit!! With phone the phone, laptop and camera chargers do you run them all through the original 240v chargers or have you got 12v suitable adaptors/gear so you are reducing the use of the 240v inverter?

[@johnogier1925]

Hi guys , I love the rebuilds, I have a Ford Ranger XLT 2008 , would you know the best place to put in a duel fuel system I've been told that I can't get 1 put in !!! I hope you guys might know ? regards , john..

[@austraverse5864]

How do I get a job with you guys? Awesome!!

[@MT865]

What GPS correction type are you using for mapping with the Trimble GNSS Receiver? CentrePoint RTX or CentrePoint RTK

[@alians1978]

Who'd dislike a video like this? What's wrong with people?

[@simonm1528]

1860 - "We used the star map and wheel barrow to travel"

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

And i just completed a colorado to costa rica tour, and continue here in costa rica in an old 1990 4x4 suburban!, bet this dudes fridge cost more than my set up!. Poor bugger .

[@bobthebuilder5386]

total cost of the build? Looks the goods

[@TheDig087]

So how do I get a job driving that around Australia?

[@RBFR01]

If you install the antennas between the car and the canopy will that effect the range and signal?

[@RBFR01]

Yeah but if you have them hidden or neatly installed between the cab and the canopy will that effect range and reception?

[@fluffybunny8274]

This makes my patrol look state of the art I used pieces of scrap metal and loose wire and mine is way better never trust ARB they dig holes in your pocket

[@chrisbsomething7338]

Interesting build. I'm a bit skeptical whether I should care though. I don't doubt that Hema goes out and does some mapping, but the sheer math of how many roads there are vs how many any one car, or even a fleet of cars could check out, makes me wonder what the remote odds are that I would ever travel down a road that wasn't mapped before Hema mapped it. Maybe you can convince me my skepticism is unwarranted. I wonder whether this is more a show pony than a serious attempt to map Australia.

[@thomaskgeydan2528]

"Wie are taking a lot of time" is the key phrase. When people take pride in their work, the result is a reliable and enjoyable system. Unfortunately, here in the US, good, knowledgeable specialists are often not given the time requisite for complex systems, because everything is profit-motivated (time is money), with the result that the end product is shoddy and unreliable, and a lot of money is waisted!

[@zinaitawfik6894]

the best is paint job

[@6976bhgh]

Why not incorporate solar?

[@weirdo-p8z]

I wonder how much this cost

[@Thedogbond]

Brand new car, already has a dented front plate 7:55 :P

[@DuaneNorrie]

is it possible to know the price of the complete build

[@76Bourne]

Car and Gear? Probably around 100k

[@simonm1528]

You would be looking north of $120k easy. I see chassis extension, body work, bar, lights and every other expensive item but most of all the labor.

[@rudedogii]

Good stuff but also too complex. You may need an electrician along if something goes wrong.

[@HemaMaps1983]

We make sure we are Prepared to Explore! Safe Journey...

[@gibbethoskins8621]

Fark that this is a dead set weapon

[@dahveed284]

If NASA was building a LandCruiser, it would be like this. But cost more...

[@Reaper_787]

good video but that guy would have to be 1 of the most monotone narrators going and made it painful to watch

[@Nick210]

Wtf......