Drove up to Gold Coast Wednesday, picked up the Broadwater Thursday afternoon.
Drove back down to Taree area Friday and made a stop over. Pulls down the road up to 120km/hr (at times) with no swaying other than a few hills and congested traffic you wouldn't know it was back there until you get to bowser. Normally I get 12.4l/100 around home, 13.8 with the old King Trek CSU, but with the CT 16.7L/100.
Pulled into a CP and had a number of groups looking at the shinny girl as I backed into a un-powered site. We set it up, and this was the wife's first real complete attempt, in about 2-3 minutes. Had she done the interior support poles before it would have been very quick.
Within a very few minutes of setting up, 2 guys came by and wanted a walk through, then three ladies came over to get a better overview a bit later. A few more came by later.
I'll have a number of 'projects' that will be done to customize the CT and will post with progress pictures. Won't do much before getting the blue slip on Tuesday and the taking off for the Australia Day meet up.
But..
Waeco frig 80L does not fit in drawer... recipro time
Needs another battery
a bit more storage
240vac and inverter
Solar regulator and input
Onboard AC to DC charger
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