Off-road Outback, Kennedy Range expedition (part 2)

[@ScottBrisAust]

Really enjoyed this three part series... Also the philosophy about leaving the least footprint and preserving things as you find them comes through time and time again... To be congratulated for both... Thanks again!

[@davidturton2830]

The video material and technical interest keeps getting better and better. With the 4 wheel driving and camping tips makes for top rate viewing. Great job.

[@rodgeComAu]

These videos have some of the best footage of the Australian outback that I've seen. Malcolm Douglas would be proud!

[@TheSzr]

Another perfect production. Congratulations

[@jamieroberts6345]

Next level production. Great series so far

[@shotoforce_MMA]

im dressing up as Ronnie for Halloween. thank you for taking time to post these great adventures mate!

[@nemohonda]

Holy shit! Normally watch these on mobile, or computer, but loaded up KZbin through the xbox and watched this HD on the big screen, im going to have to rewatch all your other videos again like this its awesome haha Love it! cant wait for part 3.

[@vin6455]

GREAT PRODUCTION CREATIVE USE OF FOOTAGE LUV THE MUSIC WOW WHAT A PLACE TO VISIT...THANKS AGAIN

[@20DYNAMITE06]

That vinegar and water trick really works...I've used it in a similar application myself. Great video as always, Ronny!

[@WhiteBattleBull]

Yes! Always get excited seeing these in my feed.

[@rachelmurray5880]

Another Awesome vid , with such beauty. look forward to part 3. Rach...

[@phillipjohnson7077]

Amazing job - great to watch. Phil

[@stevenquigley4208]

Beautiful video Ronny. Thank you

[@xxdabroxx]

Thanks for all the awesome videos Ronnie.

[@benton6414]

amazing video good watch

[@guydebonnet6820]

Great drone shots. Your videos are getting more and more professional. What a place also...

[@jeepersdelight]

another great one Ronny!!! I usually get the vids about 5pm east coast US, so after I tinker on my jeep, i get bite to eat with some cold ones n watch the vid! always great stuff!

[@TheTravelingTogetherJournal]

My new favourite overlanding show! I appreciate all the angels you're filming from. I know it's a lot of extra work. I am trying to document my overland trip through Central America/Mexico at the moment, but often get so caught up in driving the dirt and getting where I am going I forget to take the time to get different angles. Anyway, it's a learning prosses and I thank you for the inspiration.

[@carguyg35]

Ronny your videos keep getting better and better. Please keep up the amazing work. Your filming and editing skills are top notch. I am also jealous Toyota doesn't sell your 79 series land cruiser in America.

[@ProjectAjax]

This. i would own one and sell my twin turbo FX4.

[@ocbgavin]

as usual another top quality video. keep it up ronny. gav

[@ruidelgado5294]

pantera cor de rosa

[@Skumerable]

nice camera work, i can say for everyone that great filming is appreciated, knowing how hard it is to do whilst travrling

[@willian.direction6740]

Thanks Ronny great video and I like the Drone footage as well it gives a great view of the area. Cheers ..

[@overlandgcc]

Great Video as usual. Lovely scenery at the campsite.

[@ConnorBeks4WDAdventures]

Have been to the homestead a few times and is always really interesting. The second homestead was abandoned in the 60's and is called Mt. Sandiman Shearing shed. The drive to the west side of the range is always fun. The Local owners were all known and would often give us the best info. Hector bore-Honeycomb gorge track though has not been driven in a few years. We have always been keen to try and get back with less wheels and make a go of it. Great Video as always Ronny & Brian!!!

[@urstin]

These videos are so awesome Ronny. I don't really like "watching" much on KZbin, but this is the second 27 minute video I've watched on here, the first being part one! Australia just looks amazing.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

thanks mate, its quite a task to make 27 mins interesting, glad you enjoied it.

[@urstin]

It's amazing! Especially in part 1 where the Kangaroo came across the trail haha. I just love it when you guys reach an obstacle of some kind, and you explain it. A lot of these "overland" videos, I think it's just dudes with a lot of money driving around. They don't actually know much beyond "here's how much my tires were." But I always learn something from your videos. Great work!

[@mitchlunge4498]

Awesome video and great footage with the drone. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@ethanmiller1050]

Ronny thanks so much for these amazing tv level films, big ups from Vic!

[@harrymaier5727]

Hermosos videos siempre! Gracias!! Saludos desde Argentina

[@peakrxr6turbo]

great job Rony....keep up the Good work. luv the cruiser without the canopy and just the steel tray by the way....

[@coatsy19]

we live in such a awesome part of the world us west aussies

[@SheGotHelicopters]

Top quality as usual. Really digging those aerial driving parts!

[@Flyanb]

The videography is fantastic, I love it. Thanks Ronnie I wish we could wheel together.

[@rollyb5061]

top work guys well worth watching

[@TrailRecon]

Another amazing adventure and as always, awesome video!

[@stuartgreen85]

Thanks for the video! Watching here in the U.K , absolutely stunningly beautiful scenery. Looks like a great adventure.

[@hoathbill]

great production and editing and music. Thanks for making this!

[@RajGheevarghese]

Your videos are always worth the wait. Great stuff mate.

[@philkitto87]

Great Job Ronny keep up the amazing footage and track notes ! pce out and safe travels ahead keep em coming.

[@mountainconstructions]

Ronny, that was bloody awesome and Studio Quality!!!! Mate, that bit with the drone footage over the escarpment and the background music was Adventure and TV GOLD! I completely forgot a was watching a YT clip.... It was more David Attenborough. For a self taught person, you are really excelling at this. Credit were credit is due fella!!!!

[@jakobdavis900]

Awesome vid Ronny keep up the great work!!!

[@Elast3l]

I do alot of mountain camping and sometimes there are death falls near by camp...I keep glow sticks from the dollar store handy to mark trees at night to keep from having accidents...

[@rockymtnredneck4888]

You all obviously have great videography equipment and editing skills. Your videos are getting better and better. Keep 'em coming!

[@Ronny_Dahl]

thanks mate will do

[@ahmeddeeq7377]

I love this kind of traveling, and I would like to be with you guys, good job and beautiful places.

[@Ceciljack2000]

Your cars are that cool man. love it.

[@Nate_K111]

Thanks for the video.

[@geoffwilcox3728]

Love your videos, very professional. My son told me about this video, so I watched it. My wife and I have crossed the Kennedy range a few times, opposite way to you. The first time was in the 10-month 2007, so I think that book you signed must have been a new one because all the entries were 2016.

[@lukemiles3201]

great vid an awesome series, cabt wait to see the new rear axle in your cruiser.😉

[@azconn1]

Always the best

[@deimosf3447]

Great video!! Awesome!!!

[@ufx808]

Stunning. Nat Geo material.

[@GunShot101]

We live in a paradise ronny

[@Ronny_Dahl]

we sure do, we just need to get out there to actually realise it

[@ericsnow71]

Nice video dude. I recognized that Audio Blocks track at 5:45 :) it's the same one I've used for one of my time lapses here in the U.S. Cheers

[@andrewvanstaden8922]

Awesome video!

[@michaelclement2124]

Best regards from Germany. What a perfect made Video!!! I can"t wait to see the 3. part..... The quality is nearly profesional. I wish i could come to australia to do lots of 4x4 trips like you have shown on youtube, but i can"t afford it. I also like your "modified-series very much and i would like to see a modified VW-Amarok or a G-Wagon if they exist in australia. Maybe these german cars are not so popular in downunder. I"m a big fan of what you do and how you do that. Please go on doing it!

[@jmlbenfica]

simplesmente, fantástico!

[@andresrojas5222]

great video

[@aaronjohnmaughan]

You guys know how to have a good time! Great show. Ronny, you should consider widening the array of music you use in your episodes. I'm sure you have more music at your disposal, and it would help liven things up.

[@augiepagano7241]

Good job awesome vid

[@crisscross2666]

Love the haircut mate

[@dimitrismantratzis]

AMAZING !

[@AyodanDownUnder]

Loving your content mate

[@mev1080]

just watched part1 and 2, waiting for the 3rd, good editing, timelapse, aerial shots ... perfect. thanks a lot ! landed in Perth one week ago, trying to find a troopy at the moment, maybe i will meet you on the tracks ;-)

[@lilromance95]

Love it

[@veniseeder1754]

HEY Roni !looks like New Mexico USA! Jeff Eder! always in Australia! VIA You Tube!

[@darthvader8433]

But much much bigger... Check the size of New Mexico against the size of Western Australia.. I live near the bottom (about 300km up) and it's about 3500km to the top.. Give or take.. 8^)==

[@veniseeder1754]

oh yeah i knew that , i'm Jeff thanks for the reply , got that bucket list!

[@onmissionmtb9722]

Hey Ronny, Shaun here from Kenya...Come do a trip here!

[@scottwilson4465]

Great video! Interested to know how far north you had to go past your ridge top campsite before heading south and east again toward Mt Sandiman. I guess as soon as the ridgeline disappears into sandridges! Thanks for sharing.

[@firetofork]

Man that cinematography was next level. I am bloody impressed! What kind of awning was it on the camper? Is it Predator's own one?

[@Ronny_Dahl]

its the 30sec awning

[@teddirez]

What do you use to do the pan and tilt in the time lapse shots?

[@bazafilms4023]

Wow really Liked this vid could you give us a review sorta thing on your tyres

[@sinaalex7577]

Hey Ronny. Thanks for taking everybody out on your trips. I really enjoy your videos, as I had no opportunity to visit Australia yet. But, there are meanwhile some questions. Who the hell is your drone pilot? The drone footage is really great. What kind of drone do you use for these clips? Do you always first have to find out, who's the owner of the land you're going to cross and inform them? Then you got quite a lot of investigation to do before you can start. Is there something like "illegal wild camping" in Australia or is it leag to put up camp wherever you like? And then I was a little surprised when you introduced your team (about 6:00" to 10:00"). To me it looked a little, as if you're visitng some neighbors on some campsite. Everybody had his own dinner and their own (seperated) camp. This didn't look like a group of "good old friends" who do the cooking for the group and stay closer together with their tents and cars. Is it always like that, that everybody does his own thing when driving in a group? But, at the end it's important, that everybody gets the opportunity to enjoy the wonderful scenery and knows that there will be help during such an off-road-trip when needed. I'm looking forward to watching many more videos. Enjoy the outdoors and continue with your movies. They are just perfect. Best wishes from Germany.

[@mosunny8107]

What an awesome vid. I grew up going to the Kennedy ranges and this is the first footage ive seen since - it really makes me want to get back there. Your shows are incredible quality and really enjoyable to watch, i hadn't seen any before today and ive spent the whole arvo watching! Well done on putting it all together and also your comments / attitude about looking after these places. I can't believe you dont have a prime time spot on tv because it kicks ass on most shows. Just wondering what type of drone do you use.? Keep it up, you've really inspired me to get back to my birth state and especially up north. Thanks

[@SouthWestFloridaLife]

Such great content......Do you ever take folks on guided trips and adventures?

[@DrLamb13371]

During the camp setup the camera was a bit far away. Besides that, another excellent video Ronny :)

[@MrScalman]

just amazing places you have there in australia. omg. those drone videos just breath taking. what kind of drone u using? and whos controling it. just cool. drones just gives us views that we never had before really . just wow

[@clemensjohannesmoeff9641]

Wieder schön zum anschauen da möchte man doch am liebsten mitfahren. Hat Ronny ein neuen Toyota od. hat er nur den Heckaufbau nicht mehr drauf und warum?

[@anderslindberg4929]

Awesome videos Ronny! Really inspiring. One question, What's the name of the song at the beginning of day 3? At 12:37.

[@DePvdM]

I am wondering if you guys have considered using mudchains or inflatable car jacks to provide additional help in nasty situations.

[@PGMainey]

Guys what brand and model drone do you use ?? It is giving gr8 visual aspects

[@roylittle405]

Fully sick

[@DonsShed]

Hey Ronny :) Longgggg Time Fan, First Time Poster here...... just wondering if you can do up a video of the Production Equipment you use i.e. Cameras, Microphones, Drone and Computer Editing Equipment/Software etc.... including on how you do the Time Lapse Panning Shots..... I must say the production quality on your videos is fantastic and you really capture the essence of the bush. Cheers :) Don, Perth WA

[@mavericmorph5358]

Love watching you vids Ron. Keep it up. How much fuel do you (on average) take and use?...On this trip for example. Cheers

[@Ronny_Dahl]

fuel useage was about 600l I think, from Perth to adventure to perth

[@Macrotechee1107]

How many ks did you do? Did the others have better fuel economy or were they in the same boat as you?

[@mountainconstructions]

Actually, i wouldn't hearing this answer either. Great question.

[@simonmul449]

Those 70 series aren't known for returning good fuel economy. Unfortunately Toyota still use a 25 year old 5 speed gearbox which results in higher engine revs. It is around 1200kms from Perth to KRNP, the road is tarmac to Gascoyne Junction. Big tyres, heavy loads probably mean something in the order of 18 to 20L/100km.

[@q042279able]

im thinking of getting a rear diff locker on my pathfinder...do you know how the rear diff locker will effect the existing lsd....by the way love the beast and love channel

[@Gdwghandle1983]

Nice work Ronny! Just wandering does that Navara have any lift at all? Just wandering coz i have a Nav as well, cheers.

[@luisvaleri7938]

great videos!!! one small suggestion! improve audio when interviewing!

[@leonsims1444]

Hey ronny where did u get that sea gear mat from love your videos

[@gaigepr]

This is a great series Ronny! How does Brian keep his petrol JK safe from water? Does he have any mods beyond the raised air intake that protect against water?

[@bobpfaff2258]

Pass on that trailer.

[@BEEFYCNC]

Eagerly awaiting part 3! :) What camera/stabiliser are you using as your face/vlog camera?

[@jydenbrewer-shearman5804]

Hey Ronny, I have a 2013 Holden Colorado RG, LTZ, Dual Cab and was wondering if you could do a modified episode on one. I haven't seen much around and would like to get some ideas. Thanks and HAPPY BATHURST DAY!

[@DennisBorz]

Who flies the drone when you are driving?

[@beneator3978]

i always wonder too it might be on a preset to follow him or if it was someone flying i would assume the passenger in the green jeep

[@crisscross2666]

Yeah there is

[@Ronny_Dahl]

sometimes I get a passenger to drive the cruiser, other times I have someone flying it

[@ashfitzpatrick2010]

Hey Ronny, just curious to know what size Lift kit you are running and also what size Tyres do you run on your beast?

[@SifsSwag]

Ronny...amazing videos and adventures! I am a new subscriber...I have learnt a ton already! Anyway...er i danskere? Slejpner er et hamrende godt navn til din vogn!

[@maxm7510]

Why is torben called little bear

[@ernbot586]

Great stuff man, makes me want to visit OZ. Been watching your stuff for a while and your production is really top notch now. Drone stuff is really great. Were some of those shot in HDR or is the natural light is OZ just that cool? :)

[@km4fsi827]

Ronny, im sure you have been ask this in the past, but what is your favorite beer? I have wanted to try xxxx gold but its not shipped to the states. Also who ever does the editing in your videos does a great job!! from drone to the tracks !! cracking good job!! Im just now working out the drone video here..lol keep up the good job mate!!! cheers from Tennessee (usa).

[@michaelschmidt5819]

Ronny, what equipment do you use to pan and tilt in the time lapse shots?

[@JoeC92]

Are there any places in Perth that you can rent a nice 4x4 to go out on the trails and explore the outback? My girlfriend and I are planning a trip to Australia, would love to go out on some of the trails.

[@masterbilly1000]

www.perth4wdhire.net.au/fleet/ i don't know what the pricing is like. but they have vehicles ready to go, some with roof-top tents equipped.

[@Engineer9736]

I’ve been to Australia a few times. Renting a normal car for a month sets you back about 1200 dollars. 4WD sets you back over 4000 dollars. But even if you decide to pay that, you need to be with at least 2 vehicles on such remote trips. And i’m afraid that lack of experience will get you stuck on some little detail soon. Out there your life is seriously depending on the vehicle and enough food / water. On the bitumen roads there is plenty to see and experience for like 6 months.

[@maxcurran1823]

Love the gxl Ronny how much did she cost

[@nscoughlin]

I was looking at your patreon page, I was thinking an idea for an upper level supporter might be something like a track log/waypoint guide for those of us in WA who want to visit these places. Not sure if that's possible, but something you might consider.

[@Kenjineering]

I'm thinking of doing the trip to the Kennedy Range escarpment (where you camped) from the other direction.. so starting at Gascoyne Junction and following the tracks. Do you think those sloppy tracks past the abandoned shearing station are always boggy? Was there drizzle on the days leading up to your trip? I travel solo and my new 4wd has AT tyres that look like they're from a Hyundai so just a bit concerned as this vid was uploaded in October and this area is meant to be fairly dry during that time.

[@Ronny_Dahl]

I'd suggest not to travel alone out there, you won't see anyone for days maybe even weeks around the western side. It didnt rain until after we past the sloppy areas before that it had been dry for a long time (3weeks). there are signs along the track the entire way too.