Camper Electric Installation. A MASTERPIECE! Aussie Dream Tourer.

[@twostrokescottbarnes]

That opening scene🤣😂

[@Len-eo2ln]

I love to see the results of a skilled tradesperson, such a professional job.

[@nlomas]

Agree, they are rarer than rocking horse shit here in the UK.

[@markjames3393]

Unfortunately we are not valued anymore in some industries

[@raidenmateo422]

I know im asking the wrong place but does someone know a trick to log back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot the password. I love any assistance you can offer me

[@lochlanseth9092]

@Raiden Mateo Instablaster :)

[@Always_Sunday_yt]

You made us watch the “unboxing” twice 😂

[@willtricks9432]

I skipped that first time but he got me on the rebound, what is known as superdry wit.

[@Martian74]

If he shows something on video he can write it off on tax. Even the trip to the store can be claimed on tax.

[@willtricks9432]

@@Martian74 Only two certainties, death and taxes. There is no rebate on death so get it off your taxes. Cheers

[@tomsawyer4321]

I came here for the toaster and stayed for the kettle🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TobIas-or9dj]

Heiner is such a wonderful person. A true Handwerksmeister. Love to see you so excited

[@rodd3176]

I think what a privilege to have someone with your experience here in Australia. You show the thought process, the professional workmanship and how you would improve on the concept. Thank you for raising the bar in the off road community with what you do. Hope you have an opportunity to review a Grenadier.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I just come here for unboxing videos!

[@sqd8r]

That man is an artist.

[@cmise8821]

Really cool stuff!!! I like Heiner as he is so very proud of this/his work!!! And sure he can be proud! At 13:02, "er freut sich wie ein Schneekönig" .... echt sympathisch!

[@seumasmackinlay]

It doesn’t matter to me if you’re unboxing a toaster or a light bar -a piece of kit is still a piece of kit, and all of it is interesting. 🧐

[@mattmcevedy9982]

A toaster though?

[@seumasmackinlay]

See above.

[@gotoylc]

I don't see the point in unboxing videos, no point at all. ......But I did enjoy the toaster and kettle unboxings

[@The_Opinion_of_Matt]

While the thing being unboxed might not be interesting, how it is going to be used might be.

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

@@The_Opinion_of_Matt how interesting can you make using a toaster or a kettle?

[@12345shagger]

Your uploads have been better than every. Nice to see you having fun in time a where things are a little stress full.

[@barendvandyk7326]

Andrew we appreciate your work and videos.

[@dylansmeder8820]

So happy for a new episode!!

[@NigelNaughton]

Those guys at that shop are absolutely amazing!

[@Scott_69HemiDart]

WOW, incredible work and attention to detail...................LOVE IT!!

[@anthonyaksionov9890]

The camper electrical looks amazing the whole build is a work of art absolutely amazing

[@icitlalistardust9060]

Nobody is more perfectionist and professional than a German craftsman !

[@eloquentlight]

Andrew - these videos, and your channel in general, are a delight. Making us keen to visit Australia - keep up the good work, kettles and all!

[@patrickbrowne3467]

I feel excited for you. I have watched with interest and it’s absolutely fantastic what you and the team have achieved.

[@bushchook-ly1eq]

I seen you on Ocean Reef Rd last week, the colour is truely remarkable, the camera doesn’t do it justice. I love it!

[@brianjohnman2131]

I am totally over the moon For you Andrew and smiling like a Cheshire cat, I have made neg comments in the past about your Elec work, but it's only because as an Elec professional it pains me when people don't take it seriously enough. But you have an absolutely first class installation and the inspector has signed it off with your certificate of Conformity, which when you consider the money invested in that whole outfit is the only sensible option, loads of power, loads of charging, with an absolute impeccable install, GERMAN standard😉😉, just what you need for those Italian coffee machines 😜😜 Fantastic

[@kudraadk]

Amazing build Andrew. That electrical system is a work of art. You will be sitting at camp just looking at it. Can't wait to see video of your first trip with your wife.

[@keithsmyth]

As a Perth native pining to come home and go camping with the family I watch these videos with a strange kind of starry wonderment. Thank you so much for making them, it helps :)

[@RiveraD1988]

The project is looking very nice Andrew.

[@anthonybostock4854]

Wow Andrew, that electrical work is pure art work. Definitely a perfectionist at work.

[@danielledavies430]

Looks awesome, can't wait for the in-depth walk around.

[@mattvidler1404]

You have one of the best 4x channels on KZbin. Fairly balanced and passionate about the subjects. Your channel inspires me to keep on with the build of my 2019 78 Series. Thanks for another great video.

[@06colkurtz]

Love the toaster. Keep it up

[@digirole60]

Brilliant job on the build! Looking forward to next time. Thank you.

[@donewhiskey]

My grandmother was German and lived in a German town. That door chime was on every shop and I love it.

[@8to270]

I’ve just watched a clever German explain the complexity of that installation, most of it went over my head but I still enjoyed it. So, when you unbox a toaster or a kettle I can understand that and how that makes you feel when you think about how all these items are going to be used on your trips. It’s your channel Andrew and I would like to think most viewers/subscribers watch because you do the things you do. I for one have no complaints Good luck

[@jodywooten5511]

Congratulations, a beautiful rig.

[@lwendooverland1212]

Sehr gute arbeit Heiner..Andrew you are very lucky to have that great build..Danke aus Zambia

[@fd9107]

I enjoy everything you post. It's about show casing your passion.

[@markpalmer3071]

I watched this twice. That's how good it is

[@lindanorman2589]

Look forward to the camper-build details. Great detail!

[@gj0628]

Wow this is the best build I’ve ever seen. You should build more just like it.

[@rael6_4wd]

I’ve really enjoyed watching this vehicle come together. It really is “a thing of beauty.”

[@principal7819]

Oh wow! To this day your Troopy is the vehicle I wish I could own above all else. But for the first time, I've looked at your new build and thought " man, this is awesome - I might actually prefer this!"

[@simplemanduke7128]

Magnificently Brilliantly executed. It truly is a Masterpiece in electronics.

[@kramsenoj1]

WOW just keeps getting better! Every component is important, even kettles!

[@interestedinstuff9601]

Heiner is a delight to watch - his humour is wonderful and his enthusiasm is as infectious ASPW himself. Inspiring stuff and clever too. Thanks.👍

[@mrjohnsonclarke]

I'm really excited to see this setup tested out in the outback somewhere! Cheers!

[@gallamine]

That electrical box is unbelievable. Easily 100+ hours.

[@emmanuelgt5]

That wiring job is A+ , pretty much like and better than an industrial piece of equipment. One thought that comes to mind is why not hide all that controllers and batteries with a panel so you can have a bit of storage/ keep electronics safe from elements when you open the right side of the camper, I cant imagine you having to mess around with the wiring often

[@DawidNaudeIrishSettler]

If I could use one word it'l be IMMACULATE. Andrew I haven't seen you this excited in a looooooooooong time. Heiner is by far a true specialist and perfectionist in what he is doing. Looking forward to the next episode... 🤠

[@Nyax4Real]

That was the best intro you've ever done.... a flipping masterpiece.

[@coleccionista1992]

I agree with someone down here. It is very complicated I dont like it it is like space shuttle or something. I loved the simplicity of the way you did 4x4 in Zambia 2016.

[@dunk4373]

Absolutely love the setup Andrew. Can’t wait I till we see some camping trips using it

[@PedroTF]

Great to see your enthusiasm with what you're getting done in this car, it's looking lovely. Regardless of what vehicles you're into, it's great to have people working on them with higher standards than your own. The other way around is really frustrating.

[@michaelmcmanus1439]

Jeepers, Fair play!!!! Love the build.... must be super cool seeing it all come together

[@briancalvery5704]

This build is so great. I can't wait to see it put to use!

[@rjl110919581]

wow what setup thank you for share this other as great detail watching

[@dropusanote704able]

2300km 8 days ago and starting 3200 km in the morning, north shore of Lake Superior. You are my inspiration! Cheers!! 😀

[@PeterKnagge]

Better system than i will probably ever have, but for the prep area i would of used a 2 x exterior dimmable two colour LED strip lights instead of the round LED. One pointed in, the other pointed out. Strip LEDs avoids issues with shadowing.

[@Phil_McAvity]

Beautiful auto elec work 👏

[@chrismullin8304]

That is some tight work!

[@AJBAdventures]

It's great to see Someone who is passionate about something doing a perfect installation. 👍

[@casagrande100857]

hello andrew, as you know, we had to cancel our Abenteuer & Allrad in bad kissingen for 2020 ! the reason was corona. so i had plenty of time to wach you videos on youtube. not only africa or australia, i enjoyed, years later, your videos from the Abenteuer & Allrad you made! thank’s again for visiting us, hope to meet you and gwen again sometimes. best regards, peter

[@duncnz3129]

Wow . Electric Overland

[@alanbloodworth2653]

"Love the simplicity" That made me laugh!

[@micko1310]

So Andrew, if you lose the alternator and the ability to charge the vehicle battery, have you considered a feedback loop to allow you to plug those 400 Amps of stored power back into the vehicles operating system? With no alternator your vehicle will eventually draw down the crank battery (and auxiliary) until you are dead in the water, probably only after several hours of running, even less of operating lights etc. With the additional power flowing back, you could continue to drive for a considerable time then wait and charge the batteries using solar to continue on again. A useful level of redundancy that I've employed in my 79 series build. A necessity for the very remote outback stuff. Cheers Mick

[@Perth4WDandCamping]

Your ride looks amazing!

[@stephan5026]

Im loving this build Andrew!! Well done on filming it all and keeping it very entertaining 👍😀

[@calimesacox]

Absolutely amazing beautiful wire work.... I give your guy total props on the forward thinking with the cable roughing for changing things or adding.

[@renedeboer7348]

bloody awsome the setup love it have fun with it Andrew ,, look forward to the next step :-)

[@AlexGossett]

Really enjoyed this one, looking forward to seeing more detail on the build.

[@Epreza471]

This whole rig is a dream set up, thank you for sharing 😎

[@sunshinecatcher8779]

Bloody love it,

[@doobz2154]

I love how proud and happy Kliener looks

[@grumpybugger110]

It's looking really good and I completely agree with your assessment of the electrical work , it looks so clean. Looking forward to the next installments and living vicariously through your travel experiences, I don't really travel much these days.

[@Anattiti100]

Wonderful video . Loveddddddd the opening 😂😂

[@justin.s9783]

he didn't take over the wiring . he just didn't want it to be boring and it definitely isn't boring lol. good vid.

[@taffdavies35]

Very impressed.

[@saschakaupp]

A toaster and kettle running on 12 volts is actually really cool!

[@Dennis-1367]

Looking awesome. That's a real Kraftwerk for sure. Funny thing, in the laboratory I work at in Germany we have the same annoying door chime, but super loud you almost get a heart attack, go shoot it

[@TyFenwick]

Looks incredible Andrew !!! Well done mate 👍🏼

[@The_Opinion_of_Matt]

Several people have commented about the complexity because of the electronics. Electrics mainly fail for a few reasons: low quality parts, poor installation, and heat. A well designed system that is put together well will have few problems. I can tell by the how this is installed that it is unlikely to fail and if it does it will be easy to troubleshoot by anyone with any knowledge of electrics. The most complex part of this would be the RedArc manager 30 and those have such a good reputation (not a low quality part) that I would no be worried about it. Sure manufacturing defects occur, but manufacturing defects will usually show up within 30-60 days and with electronics manufacturing defects will usually show up within the first few times they are powered up, if not the first time. Software is a different issue and can showup seemingly randomly. Sometimes cycling the power (turning it off the back on) will reset the system and get the software going again. Sometimes it won't. Sometimes you may need to turn it off for 10, 20, 30 or 60 minutes to give the electronics time to fully power down because there may be capacitors that are still holding a charge. However, some capacitors can hold a charge for very long times, like months. With a new build, plan ahead and do a weekend shakedown run at least 30-60 days prior to a long trip. The shakedown run is to find any major problems and the 30-60 days is to allow time for parts and repair. If the electrics seem too complex to fix that is on you. We have the internet today. Educate yourself and take the knowledge out on the trail with you.

[@sibhs66]

It's getting close now. Beautiful job by the auto electric guys. I can't help but repeat my thoughts on the rear tray causing the camper to sit too high and too far backward. Imagine the beautiful stream lined look if the camper was lower and further forward. All caused by that roll bar. See how it goes. Great job Andrew. Marty from Perth

[@tmurray12]

I had to force myself to stop drooling. Impressive set up, sir.

[@tauraigura9361]

The camper is amazing and already looking forward to the next video.Great content

[@brissiAU]

What a work of art!

[@aggyMI]

Amazing job on the electrical install, it truly is a thing of beauty and practicality. 👍🏽👏🏽

[@moxy909]

First class job👍🏻

[@bigt73100]

That just explained it 🤔 I just got back from Kmart all kettles all toasters sold out been another panic buy 🙄 management is blaming to many unboxing videos 😂 love the camper ASPW 🍻

[@leafspringracing9141]

I thought I was pretty good at DC configuration after watching this I've still got a lot to learn. Great video.

[@BittnerBuddenbrock]

Great work - never mind the boxing comment - your vehicle is over and above perfect and since it is your work it should be since it has to be the showcase of what is possible. The practicality and usefulness as well as how much one can get out of the money spend - an interesting question and possibly worth an other video - is to be seen in the future. Until then good luck with your vehicle

[@magicalvortex]

With regards to the 220-240 volt installation, I'm not really certain if it's a little different from state to state. The canopy installation is more akin to a caravan installation rather than a static home installation and subject to different requirements and being a plug in device it is actually regarded as an appliance under the Australian Standards, so not really certain what type of compliance certificate is required, certainly won't be the standard building one but a caravan one if it's a requirement. In which case I hope flexible multi-strand cabling was used to combat vibrations along with double pole switching for all you power points and lights etc.... It's kinda funny seeing trunking being used to hide/protect the cables but I suppose if it's used in locomotives where it's subjected to vigorous vibrations and the like, it will perform well in that environment too. I am currently doing a similar setup with a canopy and camp king industries roof top tent as two separate pieces. I don't think I really want to install 240 volt into it though, but am still undecided whether to go for 12v or 24v solar system for the fridge. Really look forward to seeing more of the build.

[@harryballzack]

WHAT?! I enjoyed that episode!

[@allanhaynes1599]

Fantastic, thanks Andrew.

[@royblackburn1163]

This is hard for me, i normally dont like your electrical installs but fair play i have to give you a big thumbs up for this one well done !! and i have a 900 watt kettle.

[@noelgreig1358]

Great build, similar to mine..

[@944s87]

Hi Andrew, the Manager30 has an option to limit the amps it draws in the menu. I've used it to block charging the house battery and relieve the load on the alternator when both batteries in my vehicle have been down on charge.

[@WatchingtheWorldBurning]

I can’t imagine there’s a bloke anywhere in the world that doesn’t love what you’re doing in this video 😂

[@allwheelinoz4707]

Our woman 😂

[@martysoulard7349]

That is looking really good Andrew. Is there any chance we could see a bit of how they dressed the cables in the cable raceways? I suspect it will end up being art work. I am privileged to be able to work in a place where i can do and teach others to do work that would be called beautiful when complete. it is oddly satisfying to see the work of others who take such pleasure in their craft. Hats off to your enjoyable project. Health and happiness to you and your loved ones.

[@nosignal88]

Haha screw em Andy, was a beauty of a toaster & kettle

[@red90rover98]

I love watching these because they are so nice, but the cost must be insane.

[@HmdJms]

Nice work as always!! You are a legend and only a goldsmith knows how to make jewelry out of pure gold 👍👍 no worries about the toaster comments i would suggest

[@christiankruse5193]

Not bad at all!

[@Malc664]

Flippan amazing Andrew. Can't wait to see more. 👍🏼