Part one is out I hope you enjoy. What was your best Fraser experience, let me know?

Fraser Island: If the sharks don’t get you, the current wil. Absolute stunning and beautiful island

Fantastic video! Can’t wait for next part

The best Fraser Island video I have seen. Thank you so much for this great video

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

thank you very much

Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to watching all your videos. Great country, Kgari!

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Susanne beautiful country and you have a very special connection with it. Thanks for sharing that in your book.

Thank you Stephen, what an opening scene!!! Just love your productions

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

thanks Hugh

Catching shrimp and Hand feeding the jungle perch at eli creek. But just being there is a profound experience. Love it

What a randomly amazing chance to see the beautiful shark up close

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Yes pretty special

Hi Stephen - great video mate. I have a question on where you ran the wiring on the 105 for the solar on your roof rack? Thanks

great video!

Like. Thumbs up

Nice work mate. Great to see you help out fellow youtubers team mad mullet with some great footage. Have now subscribed. Keep up the good work.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, we helped each other out with footage

lol " Secret Spot" - Awinya Creek - we camped numerous times at your exact spot - great place!!!!

Hey Stefan, great video as always! I was waiting to see where you were, cause I tried to catch you between Brisbane and Gold Coast to say hello but it was hard!! We also went to Fraser just 5 days after. Absolutely amazing, specially the west coast. I hope to see you again! Thanks for your videos!!

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you Christian

So lucky seeing the big shark there although having dived/freedived with some where no burley/chum was used to excite them, I'd say you're relatively safe from attack in the water round there. It would be the jellyfish that keep me out tbh as they are definitely more likely to tag you out there. Best Fraser experience was 16 years ago for me having completely ignored the backpacker tour advice & driving all the way up to Sandy Cape in a Troopy with 8 people on board, just to get away from the other tour groups. I can confirm 7 people pushing is a successful way of traversing the Ngkala Rocks bypass in a battered old Troopy & definitely added to the adventure for all of us feeling like we'd completed our own mini Camel Trophy challenge. Been back a couple of times since then & being better prepared in both vehicle & experience, had very few dramas, so I look back on that trip with great fondness 😃

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for sharing, they pulled out another hammerhead shortly after, yea Jellyfish would be nasty but as far as i know no sightings this year and not peak season

@briansniffin2719

3 жыл бұрын

A guy just died from a great white shark attack there...

Nicely done and informative narration. Cheers from NSW...

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much....

The sand flies were driving me crazy when I was there last month

Went to fraser a couple months ago and went swimming at neck depth at the cape

Nice vid Stefan. Steve

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much....

The deadly jellyfish is probably the only reason I'm scared to swim in the tropical ocean.

Thumbs up stefan

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate

I absolutely love your videos, this is another brilliant video Stefan. If part 1 is anything to go by the rest should be great. Thank you for sharing and keep inspiring others to travel with this great videos

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much....

Hey Stefan, thanks for your answer... This Video was a amazing....i haven,'t never see bevor, what a big Shark the guys are catching at the Ozean of Fraser... Swimming in the Ozean was verry dangeros, is that right? Your drone makes super cool views from the Island. What a sunny weather do you have on Fraser.. in Europe, the Winter is comeing...brrr.. Greetings from Germany Hamburg Frank Büchner

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

yes you don't want to go for an extended swim in the ocean on Fraser, close to shore and drone scouting beforehand :-) but fortunately you have plenty of fresh water lakes to swim in

@briankennedy1192

4 жыл бұрын

4th most dangerous swimming off Fraser in the world. Great whites, Bull and tiger sharks can't be underestimated.

Hi, do you use a separate solar regulator for each solar panel?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

No, I use the Redarc BCDC1240D which has a build in 40am regulator. The roof panel is directly wired in and I have a Anderson plug to plug the solar blanket in.

@Dave_Gurman

5 жыл бұрын

So not at the same time?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

yes at the same time, roof mounted is always on and in addition I plug Redarc Solar blanket in when needed

@Dave_Gurman

5 жыл бұрын

You would gain better performance not connecting unlike panels together and using a separate regulator for the portable.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

don't think so but haven't tested that

Good to see a fraser clip that doesn't have blokes screaming around flat out with a beer in there hand and bikini clad girlfriends playing crap music ,good job,working on my 5 trip there.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason

@nguont

5 жыл бұрын

Jason Franklin bikini clad girls would’ve been good tho

Spotto my Unimog at Inskip Point. You guys must have been up there around the same time as the rest of our crew with the Unimogs.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

yes the 3 mogs drove past us a few times :-)

@philbox4566

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlloffroadAu That was us. Mine was the camo colour ex Army Mog, then there was a Kermit Green Mog and lastly the council workers fluoro orange Unimog. Did you get any other footage of our crew?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

yes remember you guy's no unfortunately no footage

Can you swim in those inland lagoons? or is there crocs and bull sharks? Can you put up a sturdy tidal stick net (fish trap style_) to allow for safe shallow swimming (2' -3'max depth ). That 'king tide' would be a wake up. Good pointer!

@AlloffroadAu

4 жыл бұрын

yes you can swim in the inland lakes, West Coast you can swim but still would not go to far in you will always see sharks swim past, east coast is rough and you won't see sharks as easily but there are plenty around

@wonderplatypusgetthedog8634

4 жыл бұрын

AllOffroad 4x4 Adventures TV some guy got eaten of Indian hesd the other day

@wonderplatypusgetthedog8634

4 жыл бұрын

easeinbox yes you can swim in the lakes and lagoons no sharks no fish

$5 k plus on new battery system.. what happened to old system and why you got rid of it ?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Sold some of the old system and could re-use BCDC1240. I changed as the Crystal Lead would still not provide enough usable amperage, engine bay is to hot for battery and to save further weight.

@Outbackbogan

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlloffroadAu fair enuff

I love how you except everyone to know where Frasier island is

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Fair call it’s the biggest Sand Island in the world locates in Hervey Bay QLD Australia

@032254855

5 жыл бұрын

took me about 5 sec on google to find it

Any updates or n Mark & the discovery?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Still between jobs think he is waiting for new Defender in 2019

@marka6591

5 жыл бұрын

I have it on good authority that Mark replaced the D4 with another D4....SDV6 HSE. A few things to do before it’s touring ready.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

@@marka6591 yes Mark is rolling again a black D4 with SDV6 ...

drone cant spot jellyfish mate

@AlloffroadAu

4 жыл бұрын

Really? irakanji?

Was the secret spot Awinya camping section.

I bet there was zero light pollution there also

@AlloffroadAu

4 жыл бұрын

There is a little but pretty good sky’s not to compare with Desert though.

'Kgari'? No, just Fraser Island.

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

Kgari well before it became Fraser Island

@nickmcarr617

5 жыл бұрын

@@AlloffroadAu Why not take up cannibalism as well? Get the old traditions back up and running?

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

pretty stupid comment, acknowledging the indigenous community who lived there for centuries and using the traditional name together with the European Settles name is hardly getting back to old traditions.

I don’t want a tour! I’ve been there! I want to know why you think you can’t swim there! Re title the video

@AlloffroadAu

5 жыл бұрын

It says why not to swim not that you can’t , two reasons would be sharks and Irukandji jellyfish

Why rename? If any of the "original owners" are "Fair Dinkum honest" they should obviously first change and use their own "Black Names" instead of brandishing their "Culturally Expropriated" English names! But nope, instead they rather see everyone else being forced to see a change to their traditional and beautiful sounding name for this great sand island, Fraser Island! Go figure.... Sadly this "renaming" i.e. Orwellian "new-speak" is a shameless lie. Don't be stupid, the "new" sand island name (I will not speak), is a modern political fabrication that has never been known or used. No documentation, no verification or historic facts are provided because there are none. It is another "Black Emu fabrication" made up for populist political P.C. reasons. I speak the truth and I say that like Fraser Island, there are no other true names, only fantasies and modern P.C. fabrications. How could they? We all know that even today many traditionally living "bush babies" do not know their fathers name or have no birth certificates because their bush mothers didn't register the birth. Fraser Island is the only known good name of this great sand island and should remain so in memory of shipwrecked Eliza Anne Fraser who survived brutal enslavement and had her compatriots savagely slaughtered by the Badtjalas who speared her husband in front of her. Let's be honest... Thy name is "Fraser Island" christened in James Fraser's own blood on the sand. Do not forget!

@AlloffroadAu

2 жыл бұрын

I'm not to fussed it's just a name and I don't mind K'gari which variations of seems to have been used in the earlier days. The double names we have for many location Ayers Rock or Uluru, Olgas = Kata Tjuta it's just a name.

@bonobonorman9658

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlloffroadAu I agree, but many have a huge problem to explain the fact that is there for all to see, if you care to look! How can they so suddenly "remember" any geological place-name over an area that just "happens" to be the exact same area as the modern civilized and well documented name like Fraser Island, when they have no record and memory about it? Look, they do not have any memory of their language! Nobody speak or understand or worry about their primitive para-language any more because all words and all place names (if any?) are forgotten. Remember, what makes an Italian? Guess what, Italians speak, sing and eat Italian and so on! Today "we are one" and that is a good thing. A very common mistake is to transfer your cultural expectations on other people that may claim local "knowledge" but there is none, and it never was. You really think they had "Christened" or "given" names? This is really about the "Black Emu" style falsifying and rewriting of true history in the old familiar social Marxist P.C. way, and it will never stop until our heritage is completely obliterated. Then we will all suffer! Capish? See here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJetyJekYrCwhMY.html

@AlloffroadAu

2 жыл бұрын

yea I see it different, I'm not going on about historic authenticity, the indigenous community lost a lot with white mans arrival (like indigenous communities in many parts of the world) if the name changes make them feel better no issue with me as long as we have access and it belongs to all of us.

@bonobonorman9658

2 жыл бұрын

@@AlloffroadAu Dream on... it is about so much more! Truth has no colour; it just is true. How can the self-appointed "black-fellas" so suddenly "remember" a geological placename over an area that just "happens" to be the exact same area as the modern civilized and documented name Fraser Island. Truth is that they have no record and other memory about it. Look, they do not have any memory or use of their language, nobody speaks or understand their primitive paralanguage anymore. All words and all place names (if any?) are forgotten. Remember, what makes a Chinese? Chinese speak, sing, and read Mandarin and so on! Today "we are one" and that is a good thing. A much too common mistake is to transfer your own cultural expectations on to the "pop-up" people that may claim local "knowledge" but in truth there is none, and it never was. Like " we have a name so they must have one too" but wrong! People should realise that they had no "Christened" or "given" names, or family names. It is the common thing amongst cultures around the wide equatorial world! This is really about the "Black Emu" style falsifying and rewriting of true history in the old familiar social Marxist P.C. way, and it will never stop until our heritage is completely obliterated. Then we will all suffer! See here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJetyJekYrCwhMY.html