There’s a ridiculous number of 12V solar blankets on the market today, starting from dirt cheap no brand sellers with panels that barely produce half of what they’re rated to, all the way to some eye wateringly expensive options on the ‘premium’ end of the market. We’ve had a Kings 200W solar blanket for a... The post Renogy 200W Portable Folding Solar Panel review appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

There’s a lot of different portable solar panels and blankets on the market today, but very few above 300W, and I was always keen to get a decent quality, larger option to replace our 200W Kings blanket, that was average in performance when we got it brand new, and has only deteriorated since. When Renogy... The post Renogy 400W portable solar panel review appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

DCDC chargers have become a very common 4WD and camping accessory today, and whilst they’re not always necessary, they can be a fantastic solution to a 12V system for both alternator charge and solar input. In todays post, we’re taking a look at the new Renogy 50A DCDC, to see how it performs, what it’s... The post Renogy 50A IP67 DCDC Battery Charger Review appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

We absolutely love creek side camping, and in this post, we’re sharing a ripper, easy to access camp site not far from Canberra that is hugely popular. The Wee Jasper Camping is a series of bush camps that are run by the Reflections Caravan Park group, along the beautiful Goodradigbee river and associated creeks. Where... The post Wee Jasper Camping; choose a stunning spot appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

There’s some pretty spectacular, and popular camp sites not too far from Canberra, and Blowering Dam is one of them. This has a huge range of spots you can stay, with views that are absolutely magnificent in good weather. We spent two amazing nights camped on Blowering Dam, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Where is... The post Blowering Dam Camping; incredible views appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

New South Wales has some fantastic camp sites, and we’re on a mission to find the best ones, and share them with you. Jounama Creek is one of our latest stays, and we were quite impressed by the camp site, and what it has. We only spent a night here (but virtually a full day)... The post Jounama Creek Camping; the ultimate kids playground appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

We love a good free or donation camp, especially if its on a creek or river. Jones Bridge had a heap of great reviews on Wikicamps, and we thought we’d pull in and check it out after a couple of great nights at Blowering Dam. We stayed overnight, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Where is Jones... The post Jones Bridge Camp, overlooking the Tumut River appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

Driving Blue Rag Range 4WD track was amazing, and I was on top of the world (almost literally) when we arrived at Trig Point, and got out to enjoy the incredible scenery. That level of elation quickly evaporated (you’ll get that, shortly!), when we hopped back into our Isuzu Dmax and realised that our aircon... The post Isuzu Dmax Aircon Evaporator failure number 2 appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

‘Dad, why do you keep taking our Dmax back to Isuzu if they always do a bad job?’. The words spoken by my 7 year old son whilst we’re driving along are innocent and full of curiosity, but I can’t deny that he actually has a very solid point. Our aircon has just died for... The post Isuzu aircon and mechanical work woes appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more

There’s a lot of very helpful information online, if you can filter through it effectively. One of the snippets I picked up a few months back was that our era Isuzu Dmax often started to have performance issues with the viscous hub at around 120,000km, and I put that in the memory bank for later... The post A new Viscous Hub for our Dmax appeared first on 4WDing Australia ..read more