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How has the tech in your camper changed in recent years? And what does the future look like?

The desire to add comfort features to our campers has led to a new range of problems which weren’t part of the scene several decades ago. But the fixes are often simple if you know what to look for.

The wheels on the bus go round and round, but they also need to stop. Here's our DIY guide on how to replace your old wheel bearings and brake components.

Crossing water with a camper trailer can feel like jumping into the deep end, literally. Here are a few swimming lessons to keep you afloat.

The fate of adventures can hang on a winch, so it’s best to keep yours in working order, rather than taking the install-and-forget approach

Offroad auto upgrade: valve body

Transfer Case Reduction Gears

Best apps for campers Part 1

If you're a DIY enthusiast, installing a new onboard air compressor should be a relatively easy day’s work.

ARK Corporation recognised with a Global Media Award at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas for its new XO-Tech Power Distribution Hub.

We run you through all the equipment you need in order to use your winch to save the day when caught out on the tracks.

Nowadays, most campers are fitted with electric brakes. Your fourbie is going to need a brake controller for these to work. We walk you through the step-by-step installation of a REDARC Tow Pro V3 Brake Controller, from positioning to wiring.

Read up on Camper’s guide to all the fiddly lil’ tools that make up a D.I.Y. enthusiast’s toolbox, so that you’re ready to tackle technical issues out in the bush.

Nothing destroys serenity quite like a noisy water pump. Whereas a quiet one is a major boon to an enjoyable time camping. Here’s how to hush your H20.

If you’re into tackling tough tracks, having proper recovery gear is a must. But some old winches can be downright problematic and inconvenient. Steve Cassano discusses how you can modify them without breaking the bank

Enough Electrical Oomph?

Emergency Lithium Iron Jump Starters

When you're out on the road the last thing you need is a small problem turning into a big problem, so give your camper trailer a pre-trip health check to ensure everything is in working order.

Being prepared and having the correct recovery gear are vital when it comes to avoiding getting stuck out on the tracks, according to recovery industry specialist Michael Boyle.

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We catch up with REDARC's Managing Director, Anthony Kittel, to discover a bit more about the brutal testing regimes the brand put their electrical products through.

Camper catches up with a family of recreational archers who have transformed their humble box trailer into a four-berth camper of immense functionality.

Ever feel like you’ve left something important at home? It was your cordless appliances. Camper runs you through a few pieces of handy cordless kit and the unique ways in which it can be applied to make camping a little bit easier.

DC ain’t free, yet camper trailers are increasingly full of power-hungry accessories conspiring to drain your batteries to dangerously low levels. We uncover a few ways to keep your beastly batts alive for longer.

Heading to the outback with a lone screwdriver to your name is a recipe for disaster, but what do you need exactly?

It’s been recommended a million times before: when exploring off-grid, run an auxiliary battery with a DCDC charger and a few power outlets. But is this enough?

Ultimate guide to vehicle recovery

Lithium battery jump-starters are a handy piece of equipment to have on the road - so we tested the best on the market to find out how they fare.

Thanks to technological advancements 4WDs are now safer, more fuel efficient and easier to run and maintain, which means they've come a long way from early models.

Mars has brought a self-erecting camper to market, and we were the first to see it in action in the bush east of Melbourne. Be ready to be blown away.

We catch up with electronic experts REDARC to hear a no-nonsense explanation of what all of your camper’s electronic devices do.

You can tap into your 4WD’s dormant potential by installing a throttle controller, a contraption that regulates the voltage of the drive-by-wire unit to reduce lag between planting the foot and gaining pace.

UHF has changed over the years, but the principle remains the same: clear, successful communication when out in the bush. Camper’s Steve Cassano talks you through the D.I.Y. installation of a new GME unit and reports on the speccy new features.

Things getting a little heated with the engine? Best to nip overheating in the bud before your components go bust or you find yourself stranded in the bush.

Have a new 4WD and amped to hit the road? Tick off these planning and modification essentials beforehand, so that your first foray is memorable for the right reasons.

Tyre size does matter

Best apps for campers Part 2

This straightforward conversion is suitable for any DIYer, and will make a massive difference to the intensity and quality of your spotlights.

When it comes to any kind of water crossing, it's important to pray for the best, but plan for the worst. These common river crossing problems are bound to happen, but with this guide you'll be more than prepared.

This innovative second-generation BRS teardrop shows how far Camper Trailer technology has come

Having a dual battery in your car lets you run a fridge and all manner of other electrical accessories. Steve Cassano talks you through the installation of a lithium auxiliary battery and a REDARC 1225D BCDC charger.

Factory lights don’t cut it in the bush. We run you through how to choose the right aftermarket lights and how to install one popular option, Lightforce Strikers.

Having the best camper body, most water capacity or best electronics around means nothing if you do not have reliable, soft riding suspension and a strong hitch to carry it all.

4WD whizz Steve Cassano enters the camper trailer world, delivering a few fundamentals to help get the tow on the road.

Brake and tail-lights should be one of the most basic components of any trailer, but at one time or another, they can also be a source of problems for all users.

The Rise of Innovation

Top kid friendly camping apps

Battling dust while out on the road is not only annoying, it can also cause issues down the track. Check out these tips and techniques for dealing with dust.

Bush mechanic Roothy gets schooled by an expert on all things turbo-charged engines and how to get the most out of yours.